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Caressing wind, Wending through darkness This spring night, For a while at least, Breathe not against that virgin's hair.

and a carbon tax is now wending its way through the Australian legislature.

It's blistering hot, and I'm walking a stone labyrinth, wending toward a central clearing lined with crystals and chanting to angels.

A land-acquisition bill wending its way through parliament would, if passed, make it easier to force through infrastructure projects.

For that alone, it is worth the annual hassle of wending one's way up a mountain in Switzerland.

The President has expressed dissatisfaction with the proposed Farm Bill wending its way through Congress.

There was a timelessness to the mighty dunes, the endless sky, and the wending caravans.

The bureau was abuzz about a new mathematical technique that its young director, Mei Wending, had just brought back from Beijing.

Lawsuits financed by the oil companies' critics are wending their way through the courts.

Several Chinese cases against this regulation are currently wending their way through the World Trade Organization.

Mei wending studied the Qiqi Tushuo, and published at least two books concerning it.

Their translations were published by the Weiming Translation Library of Peking University Press under the guidance of Zhang Wending.

SLOWLY but seemingly relentlessly, America's deal with India on nuclear co-operation is wending its way to fruition.

Mei Wending and the Theory of "Western Sciences Mirror Chinese Origin"

This trade creates a lasting image in our minds: the caravan wending its way through huge dunes.

Wending network design by jianglinfeng.

Automatic wending machine can control the accuracy under at lest 0. 01 millimeter, and at the same time increase efficiency by two times.

A job-subsidy bill is wending its way through Congress.