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What had wrung this rapturous outpouring from this woman, and why did no one else seem to take note of her feral presence?

It required a great deal of labour to satisfy the old man that Heathcliff was not the aggressor; especially with my hardly wrung replies.

Cody was a timid, small child. Seeing tears well up in his eyes, as he recounted the event, wrung our hearts dry.

Elinor's heart wrung for the feelings of Edward while braving his mother's threats for a woman who could not reward him.

I took off my coat, took my wallet with my papers and my money all wet in it out of the inside pocket and then wrung the coat out.

"I've never seen the bottom of Dongting before, " Hong said as she anxiously wrung her hands.

once a week, after cleaning the bathroom with a clean towel wrung, repeated several times to swab.

He wrung his hands, and Cowperwood shook his head sadly.

Eventually, the costs will be wrung out of Wells, whether by its current management or by an acquirer like US Bancorp.

They wrung the truth out of me in the end.

In thought of mother lying in mortuary alone, my heart was as painful as wrung by knife.

Reznak wrung his hands. "N-nine, Magnificence. Foul work it was, and wicked. A dreadful night, dreadful. "

Politically, he had wrung out of the Democratic Party some of the excesses that had kept it from winning elections.

Then it was a chicken's turn, and her spirit went into the chicken's body and she felt her neck being wrung.

He took his life from this earth; drop by drop by his sweat he wrung food from it and from the food, silver.

After a few months of that, most of the juice has been wrung from the 'less-bad' sponge.

She paused at the sound of the last two words and wrung her hands. The knowledge of Hurstwood's perfidy wounded her like a knife.

By now, though, such optimism has surely been wrung out of the system.

After washing clean, do not wring their hands, use a towel wrapped wrung out excess water, then dry in the shade complete.

When cleaning an inside ceiling, spray the product on a clean towel for scrubbing, then wipe it twice more with a wrung -out wet towel!

His heart was suddenly wrung because he caused his mother pain.

wrung the truth out of the recalcitrant witness.

All the possible bidders seem likely to want something similar to that wrung from Daimler by Cerberus.

Their living is so hard wrung from the soil, Dame Nature is no Lady Bountiful in these regions.

And investors in such deals lately have wrung other concessions from the borrowing companies, often in the form of higher yields.

He cried out within his mind. He wrung the hands of his spirit.

She wrung out the clothes before hanging them up to dry.

Ms Hyun claims to have wrung significant "concessions" from Mr Kim, though, as usual, most will benefit the North more than the South.

Therefore his people return hither: and waters of a full cup are wrung out to them.

Legislators from both parties wrung concessions from Hank Paulson, the treasury secretary, to provide necessary political cover.

They wrung a confession from her.

Was her heart not wrung by the thought of Arthur's crime and Helen's estrangement?

For years, economists have wrung their hands over the prospect that China's economy might finally overheat.

She wrung out the clothes and hung up to dry .

She screamed and wrung her hands to be rid of the brown juice.

Reporters on the scene more than 30 minutes and saw a middle-aged women have been dropping arms children eyes slack, eyes wrung dry.

He wrung his hands in sorrow.

After a life of winging it, such hard-wrung domesticity feels almost heroic.

The root is ground, mashed, soaked in water, then wrung out through a cloth.

That promise, made after Sept. 11 and so essential to his dream of a terror-free Middle East, has wrung hollow until now.

Staring at the graffiti on the walls, I felt as wrung-out as the clothes left in the washers.

And it was so. When he rose early next morning and squeezed the fleece, he wrung enough dew from the fleece to fill a bowl with water.

38So it was: Gideon rose at day-break, squeezed the fleece and wrung out the dew, filling a cup with water.

She took the wet clothes out of water and wrung them.

Liberty and civilization are only fragments of rights wrung from the strong hands of wealth and book learning.

The lover whom she favours may get his fill of bliss, but his heart's blood is wrung out under her relentless embrace.

America's justice department has wrung huge settlements from companies over such charges.

Sometimes not on the string of hooks to catch carp, the majority and not fall too light and wrung on the main line.

rainbow graceful both hands is wrung together, fingernail fast clutch arrives in the flesh.

May your eyes never shed such stormy , scalding , heart wrung tears as poured from mine .

Fifty years ago parents wrung their hands wondering what to do with their daughter who was 'going steady' with her high school sweetheart.

Scrub the glass with a wrung-out sponge.

"Well, gotta be off, " said Hagrid, who was having his hand wrung by Mrs. Weasley.

the sponge in water after washing dirty after wrung-out reusable.

The plight of the refugees really wrung my heart.

They have wrung a $25 billion bail-out from Congress and are now looking for much more.

Education is the wisdom wrung from failure.

While I triumph o'er a secret wrung from nature's close reserve.

He wrung a large sum of money from me.

They wrung a confession from the prisoner.

My heart is wrung out after hearing his speech.

She wrung the clothes and put them on the line .

Her sufferings wrung my heart.

I took off my trousers and wrung them too, then my shirt and under clothing.

He wrung the water from the soaking-wet shirt.

Their misery wrung our hearts.

I wrung water from my wet bathing suit.

Deep in heart-wrung tears I'll pledge thee.

wring She wrung the wet clothes.

His soul was wrung with grief.

She wrung the laundry dry.

She wrung the clothes dry.

He wrung out the rag.

Deep in heart-wrung tears I will pledge you.

I'll sleep. I'm wrung out.

he has wrung the words from their true meaning .

and so it happened . when he rose up early the next morning and squeezed the fleece , he wrung dew from the fleece , a bowlful of water

Durative angina person, see at ureter calculous, bowel is wrung more narrow etc;

The Eyes around -- had wrung them dry --

One mite wrung from labour's hands