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"Catherine discovered the caviar treatment last summer and was astounded by the difference it made to her hair, " said a source.

Alan Greenspan later commented how astounded he was that bank chiefs had not consulted shareholders' interests.

As he ran onto the sidelines, the coach and his players were astounded to see their faithful teammate back so soon.

Evidently, the wrong circuit was turned off and the workers were astounded to see this miracle as he came out uninjured.

She was astounded by the news that she had won the speech contest.

She looked familiar. When he asked the prince about her, he was astounded to learn that she was Tatyana, his host's wife.

And I'm astounded that I'm standing here to tell you that.

The vast and almost unimaginable compassion of these lines astounded him and he set out to find the master who had written them.

Martine Aubry, leader of France's Socialist Party, described news of his arrest as a "thunderbolt" which left her "astounded" .

When I consult with other countries that are just starting out with transparency laws, they are astounded at this staggering number.

People from all over Britain - from Somerset to Aberdeen - were left astounded by the bright light, which lasted for about five seconds.

I don't know how this map came to be in your possession, Harry, but I'm astounded that you didn't turn it in.

Seriously, I dated this guy and I was astounded at how content he was just living his life in this closed-off little box.

If the professors of literature knew the sources of my ideas, they would be astounded at the Philistine.

Many publishers have been astounded by the pace of the e-book popularity and the threat to print book sales that it represents.

I am astounded that there has been so much discussion about this issue in the media.

She was astounded by his arrogance.

Therefore, no one in Paris is astounded that the kitchens with the greatest refinement come from Germany.

One day the old Chinese white knight was astounded by a sudden call out of the blue.

Several more hits followed, and Pixar astounded Hollywood with its consistency.

Easily impressed Sims are easily astounded by everyday stories and are always pleased with the smallest of accomplishments.

He was astounded but highly pleased that the man who presided over the destinies of the mighty British Empire should come pleading to him .

Instead, they were astounded when he started solving 5, 000 piece puzzles by the age of 3.

We were astounded to hear that he had won.

When the king saw it, he was astounded, and said, "It is only right that the kingdom should go to my youngest son. "

The enormous changes in the quality of life of the inhabitants astounded us.

Westie's grateful owners were relieved to be reunited with their pet, though were understandably astounded by their dog's choice in friends.

The boy was astounded, "You mean your brother gave it to you, and didn't cost you anything? "

And they were astounded at His teaching, for He taught them as One having authority and not like the scribes.

This strange phase of the war on land and in the air astounded everyone.

When I investigated the matter , I was astounded to learn that original goods were sent to another custo9mer .

He often loaded the Master with insults, drank in his presence, and took liberties which astounded the other devotees .

"The young workman who saw it was astounded and shouted 'land mine! '" the university statement said.

Her lack of concern for the child's welfare astounded me.

I felt betrayed, stabbed in the back, and I was shocked, hurt and astounded.

But some scientists are so astounded by the changes they are recording that they are moved to speak out.

Yet it was not only these odd sights that astounded her, for she was even more puzzled by what she heard.

I offered him the meat and he looked astounded.

"I was astounded, " she said.

All right, it was a wedding, but that was before the Veerni people made their kind offer and Shobha's capability had astounded them all.

He was tortured by police in order to extort a guilty confession and when news of this was made public, it astounded the entire country.

We were astounded at the president's death.

I was astounded to see her wail into tears.

She was astounded to learn that her best friend spread malicious gossips about her.

The decision astounded many Washington lawyers who specialise in cross-border deals.

We were astounded how this tiny feature was influencing the river 40 kilometres downstream.

I was astounded to see her appear from the house.

I am now frequently astounded by human beings' cupidity to amass fortune at the cost of conscience.

Wilson's reception in Paris astounded Bernays and the other American propagandists.

he was astounded when he heard his daughter had taken drugs.

The disciples were astounded. "Then who in the world can be saved? " they asked.

c. Dr Watson was astounded by Sherlock Holmes with his accurate analysis.

For years, I've been astounded by the number of corrupt files that can crash Microsoft Word.

We were astounded to read your letter.

The words and way they wrote astounded me, it was really like reading a third grade paper.

Many people were astounded that I would leave after earning a six-figure income. And they asked why I would risk everything for a dream.

We were the ones confused. We were astounded.

This vertigo, this terror, this downfall into ruin of the loftiest bravery which ever astounded history, --is that causeless ?

After the surgery was completed everyone was astounded at the woman's new beauty.

This malicious and unprovoked attack astounded him.

He was perfectly astounded AT the intelligence.

We were astounded at the news .

People who have never tried this are astounded by the enormous effect it often has.

He was too much astounded to resist. Withdrawing the key I stepped back from the recess.

I was very astounded. The two goldfish looked dull in color but otherwise appeared fine. --Director Vicky Thornley.

The learned members of this society were astounded when they read the letter.

He was astounded when he heard he had won.

She looked astounded at the news.

Only one thing is certain: we'll all be astounded by what's to come.

While he clung to Peter and John, all the people, utterly astounded, ran together to them in the portico called Solomon's.

And they were astounded at His teaching, because His word was with authority.

Was there a lot that you took for granted that astounded him?

The doctors were astounded (that) he survived.

Her elopement astounded her parents.

The figures in that report astounded everyone.

Yale' s remarkable memory astounded him.

Gawain was astounded and asked what had happened.

i was astounded at the news of the accident.

I'm astounded by people who want to 'know' the universe when it's hard enough to find your way around Chinatown.

I was astounded at first to even hear her voice: it was clear and deep, and she spoke slowly and distinctly.

Once people see it they are astounded and can't stop talking about its likeness.

Many people were astounded that I would leave after earning a six-figure income.

They saw her and were astounded; they fled in terror.

He was astounded at the news.

briankingkong: The world's astounded that Merry Christmas is trending.

Tea was astounded, and the egg into the hands beside the table.

He was astounded at the sight.

And frankly we are astounded at how quickly it took off.

Once I left my office job, and became a work-at-home freelance writer, I was astounded.

A voice astounded them.

I was astounded at the news.

The boy was astounded.

This is the silence of astounded souls.

We were astounded at the high cost of traveling in Japan.

Alexander graham bell astounded the world with his invention of the telephone

astounded viewers wept at the pictures from the Oklahoma City bombing;

The prisoner had listened to them, with that astounded face which was, according to the accusation, his principal means of defence;

Look, you scoffers , be astounded and perish;