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One of the servants waded into the water and picked up the cradle. The baby, frightened by the sudden movement, began to cry.

As he waded into the surf, a pod of dolphins played in the waves just ahead of him.

You should see the way those boys waded into the meal, as if they hadn't eaten for a week!

Then, just as things were beginning to calm down, Nevada's Hispanics waded into the fray.

Abe sat down and quickly pulled off his heavy shoes and stockings. Then he waded back through the cold water.

The rescuers on the bank waded into a shallow part of the river and gripped each other's arms to form a human chain.

He waded through the resorts, pretending to be part of a seminar so he could get hot coffee and a roll.

Police in Vermont say a woman reported missing with her two daughters waded into a brook carrying one of them.

The happy little dog jumped all over him in his joy. He took the shivering little animal in his arms, and waded again through the stream.

He took the shivering little animal in his arms, and waded again through the stream. Soon he overtook the slow oxen.

Mr Yanukovich, by contrast, seems to have waded across the Rubicon without noticing.

I wasn't, however, foolish enough to have waded into a swamp alone.

As kids, we didn't insist on a guarantee that we would be perfect before we got on a bike, mounted a horse, or waded into a pool.

We waded across the river because there was no bridge .

As there was no bridge we waded across the river.

This pair of feet had climbed mountains, waded through water, walked in the burning desert for three days, an crossed frozen rivers.

Angela Merkel, the German chancellor, waded into Germany's debate on immigration, saying that multiculturalism had "utterly failed" .

Then I waded to the middle of the sea. I took the other end of the rope and pulled. I could then draw them after me.

The house was a mess after the party, but Mother waded in and soon made it clean again.

Enemy fire raked the invaders as they stepped into chest-high water and waded past the floating bodies of their comrades.

The dusk began to fall , we waded ashore and struck for the Bridge of Stirling .

Barack Obama waded into the row surrounding an employee at the American consulate in Lahore, who was detained for killing two men.

When I said that she just waded into me.

The children waded out into the lake.

Status Offline As we crossed Hudson Street, we waded through a passing stream of preschool children walking in pairs, holding hands.

He waded through the weeds on the bank .

People who had never so much as waded in the ocean became convinced that sharks were a menace, better off dead.

He was ordering now, as they waded up Sword Beach, in that drawly voice of his: "Give us a tune, piper. "

French President Nicolas Sarkozy waded into the debate during an address Monday at the Chateau of Versailles, outside Paris.

He always waded into me whatever I said.

Venezuelan rescuers in surgical masks waded knee - deep in mud and water searching for bodies in fields where the plane went down .

For restless eyes, egos burn. And the mold is hard to break. Now we've waded in too deep, and love is overboard.

The men of our family waded down through our flooded meadows with boat hooks.

Sir Richard Branson has waded into the debate on plain cigarette packaging and urged MPs to back a bill on new tobacco control measures.

Sometimes, as we waded amid razor-sharp vines and spiky palms, the water was up to our necks.

Some caution, too, is understandable from central bankers who have waded ever deeper into unconventional monetary policy.

Later, he waded into politics but stopped short of immersion: He helped Giuliani into office but declined the deputy mayor' s job.

A man, bearded and dirty, waded into the little clearing.

Police and members of the baseej militia, using truncheons and tear-gas, waded into groups of protesters.

My friend waded into the current, reached out his strong hand, and pulled me into quiet water.

German chancellor Angela Merkel yesterday waded into the row over Google's plans to build a massive digital library.

We waded in streams that we were always surprised to come across.

I waded into the warm bay water and clambered into the Place .

Nepalese flood victims waded to safety in Sunsari District, southeast of Katmandu, Nepal's capital.

At the edge of the sand I unwound the elastic bandage and waded into the surf.

It poured down for hours on end. Passengers waded in knee-deep water. (plough through)All road traffic was blocked.

Again high mountain we must all over the past, then deep water, we must all waded in the past.

Rick waded to the woman in danger of drowning, while Mary held fast to the other one and pulled her up on the beach.

As they neared the grape hut, the patrol waded through an irrigation ditch.

Recently, we have waded a little way out, maybe ankle-deep, and the water seems inviting.

Until that direction waded from he of remaining elder, cross his body, muscle of face be suddenly be soften.

The Fed is more vulnerable to political interference because it has waded more deeply than ever into the U. S. economy.

But more recently, both companies have waded into the sale of digital media.

Eventually, I waded back in.

She tucked up her skirt and waded across the stream.

He got up and waded downstream, his boots quickly soggy with water.

Workers in straw hats waded through the water as fluffy ducks paddled by.

Roelke waded through swamps and dodged rattlesnakes to follow panthers.

She took us all the way to Hawaii, where we waded through lava and saw a real volcano blow its top.

He waded into the discussion without thinking.

When she waded in the brook, Wilbur waded in with her.

His two accomplices waded in to rescue their man but the mob engulfed them.

He knows the water the best who has waded through it.

then you did a bunch of back flips , then you waded in garbage cans . .

You shouldn't have waded in with all those unpleasant accusations.

I waded through the water until I stood underneath the numberfall.

He waded across the river.

He waded into the water to save the girl.

They climbed mountains, waded rivers, endured fatigue, faced all kinds of danger for the sake of their great leader.

It wasn't his affair, but he waded in with his opinion.

Bill Lacovara, an insurance adjuster from Ventnor, New Jersey, said he waded out (5) to get the bag while on a fishing trip last week.

The guerillas waded in suddenly .

I waded farther out as the tide ebbed.

Governments have also waded further into R&D.

up her skirt and waded into the river.

I waded through that long report at last.

The dusk fell before we waded ashore.

He waded into the morning's mail.

But then I couldn't see her anymore. I took off my Sunday dress and waded in.

We waded to our next-door neighbor's house.

HERODIAS What is it to thee if she dance on blood? Thou hast waded deep enough in it.

Mary waded in as we waded out.

But in 2007 the government waded in, raising the price to $4. 20.

Every day she waded into a neighbor's cold mountain creek, carrying out thousands of smooth stones to build a house.

We waded downstream. I had water in my boots, but the kid was wet up to his collar. He closed his

The men of our family waded down, through our flooded meadows with boathooks,

waded through the darkest fields you'd imagine

Today, when I waded across the stream, think of my father, also remember my son; think of love and teach, remember care and training;