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Not a hair of his head is injured, and his princely garments, though drenched in the sea-waves, look fresher than before.

A young girl sat beneath a fountain, drenched in spray, and stared at her with Melara Hetherspoon's accusing eyes.

Allow your heart to be drenched in your Mother's love. Just allow. See how much I love you.

Starving, destitute and drenched in the tempest's wake, it is hard to see the Burmese summoning the strength to throw off the tyrants' rule.

It shows William Pitt expelling the dark forces of the Whigs and Radicals, though in fact drenched in irony.

But since the sexual revolution of the 1960s, American society has become increasingly secular, with a media environment drenched in sex.

Her answer was ingenious. It seemed that she would kill my flight of fancy in its cradle. I hung up. My shirt was drenched in sweat.

Hot out of the oven, these franks are drenched in cold, salty water to chill them in preparation for packaging.

But most of them are drenched in sweat by the time the class members twist their arms and legs into the "eagle" pose.

The whole Sgt. Pepper album is "drenched in drugs, " as the editor of a London music magazine puts it.

It rips off the roofs of shacks and ? , knocked out power, and left tourists drenched in the upscale tourist resorts of Los Cabos.

The carbon matting, drenched in resin, is compressed into a mold to harden it.

Song lyrics The heart is drenched in wine. But you'll be on my mind forever.

I think American produce commonly found in small-town supermarkets is not fresh, usually tasteless and probably drenched in pesticides.

He was drenched in blood and sweat, and his breath came in short gasps , but he kept shoving.

And think great literature: Even the secular novel is drenched in the prose and poetry of the King James.

But today we live in an age drenched in sex, drowned by violence, smothered in a loss of values, and permeated with a denial of God.

The night was drenched in warm soft darkness and she lay staring into it, dull as an ox.

Her long hair was drenched in sweat and her gown stuck to wet spots to her body.

Old men kneel and accept their fate. Wives and daughters cut and raped . A generation drenched in hate .

The inner lives of slightly older children, by contrast, are drenched in symbolic meaning.

knocked out power, and left tourists drenched in the upscale tourist resorts of Los Cabos.

I hung up the phone, my clothes drenched in sweat.

May: Well. . . it's shaved ice topped with mango slices and drenched in condensed milk.

In the aftermath, the area was drenched in water with clothes and shoes piled on the bridge.

Die, die, die again, die Drenched in sin, sin With no respect for another Oh!

Will you not this day claim afresh to be immersed and drenched in these waters of life?

They're carrying rifles and enormous packs. Their faces are smeared in camouflage cream and they're drenched in sweat.

My heart is drenched in wine, But you'll be on my mind forever.

The crisis has prompted the boldest move Mr Fukuda has made in a career drenched in caution.

So she, deep-drenched in a sea of care.

With legs of jelly and drenched in sheep-scented sweat, we reached the 3, 000-foot summit.

Food in Egypt is hot and spicy, drenched in sauces.

The cowshed was drenched in blood.

Here comes the rain again, falling from the stars, drenched in my pain again, becoming who we are.

He got thoroughly drenched in the rain and, in consequence, he.

The boy got his clothes drenched in the muddy water.

We all drenched in tears over the loss of so many brothers and sisters.

My heart it a fist drenched in blood

m drenched in your love I'm no longer able to hold it back

Flexible school bus arrangement saves students from getting drenched in rain

You'll be drenched in the sun with open eyes

a woman drenched in black

and still soaked in greed and still drenched in consumerism

But drenched in vanilla twilight

women drenched in cheap perfume

My lonely roof has been drenched in the summer rain

My heart is drenched in wine because of you;

Drenched in my pain again,