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We have already started to hear more about cloud computing and anything cloud-related as the year drew to a close.

After the great Rape, Vautrin drew on her extensive experience in social work to help rebuild the community.

My fate was otherwise determined ; the busy devil that so industriously drew me in had too fast hold of me to let me go back .

My own choice, I took a sheet of paper and drew a little oval like a conference table and I put seven seats around it.

"I don't think I can eat an entire one, " he said and drew his knife across one of the strips.

M. Madeleine drew from his pocket the paper on which he had pencilled some figures.

then, just as he was turning away, he drew the card out again, and left the empty envelope on the box.

As the days passed and the cold winter drew near, the bird had to leave the tree for a distant place.

Charlie did not relax; his heart sat up rigidly in his body and he drew confidence from his daughter.

As the day drew to a close, Norwegians continued to pay their tribute to the dead, adding to the carpet of flowers outside the cathedral.

He bent his head forward suddenly, and she drew herself to him in the same moment, her lips half open like a flower.

The wind was blowing the autumn decay around the forest, stirring up a symphony of sounds my attention drew increasingly closer to.

The snail crept half out of his shell, stretched out his horns, and drew them in again.

And did u think of me before u fell so far below the line that u drew up for yourself?

Dashing down the rifle, he drew out a dagger and streaked towards the enemy soldier.

Even through the years of solitary confinement, each man drew comfort from the thought of his nearby comrade.

Nancy Drew: I found a tunnel and I'm going in. If I don't come back in 10 minutes, that means something bad has happened. Corky: laughs.

John drew plans for a table for his mother, but he did not follow through by making it.

And his fourth grade teacher did not like it when Walt put faces and arms on the flowers he drew in a picture at school.

"If I were her, " he said of Ms. Drew, "I would not be celebrating over the Thanksgiving weekend. "

She stretched out her hand to touch his arm; then she drew herself up in the dark and rubbed her eyes, realising that she was alone.

And I drew it out for her.

"I am, " she said, and then she drew a fine distinction that any scholar of kinship structures would appreciate.

It was the kind of place that drew a steady crowd of mercenaries and hoodlums , with the occasional ruffian thrown in for flavor.

As I drew nearer , the lead wolf raised its head once more but this time let out a loud howl .

half - an - hour later several members of the reform came in and drew up to the fireplace , where a coal fire was steadily burning.

Reflect deeply to see what initially drew you to this person and why you were so affected.

One morning the prince and his dog were out as usual, and in chasing their game they drew near the bank of the Nile River.

And under his voice and the command of his shaping hands the rocks drew together, painfully, trying to be whole, to meet.

She drew back in alarm and asked what was the matter.

She drew out the last word as if responding to the sight of a luscious cake.

" Let's take a look at your situation, " he said calmly. On a sheet of paper he drew a vertical line down the middle.

As he drew near the town, he took an impression of change from the series of familiar objects that presented themselves.

What drew him out of his shell was the invitation to talk about his favorite topic - the Gulf War.

When we had made an end of our meal, my uncle Ebenezer unlocked a drawer, and drew out of it a clay pipe.

crooks stared hopelessly at her , and then he sat down on his bunk and drew into himself.

He drew the Force around him like a blanket, and with an explosion of color lighting his vision, he smiled and let go of his life.

He focused by thinking how much he would like to kill the man he drew.

As a week drew to a close, the enemy rout was complete.

Beck drew a large conservative crowd to Washington recently for what he said was a non-political rally that had strong religious overtones.

And behold, one of those with Jesus stretched out his hand and drew his sword, and struck the slave of the high priest and took off his ear.

Yang used to walk about an hour to the middle school where the unusual length of her reach drew the attention of visiting sports officials.

"We shall have thee there anon ! " said the witch-lady, frowning, as she drew back her head.

I returned to the inn and sat down by the window. A peaceful and common day drew to a close like this.

For all the anxiety the declining dollar drew from China this week (see article), it has no serious rival as the world's reserve currency.

I whipped out my pen, and I started drawing on her head and I drew a crown for her.

Her face drew close enough for me to detect the beginning of a smile on her lips and the pale bluegreen of her irises behind her glasses.

A low, rustling sound next drew his attention behind him, and turning his head, he beheld Uncas within a few feet, creeping to his side.

Finding him at last beginning to try, we drew him into the boat, and brought him home dripping wet.

Then when I got next to him, he drew a naked rib out of his body, and he beat me so with it that he almost killed me.

He said he could beat any man there single-handed, but he drew his horns when Jack came forward.

Mr Browning drew up a chair for her, as nice as could be, and sat down himself.

While she was speaking, he fumbled in his waistcoat, drew out his purse and opened it.

he drew near with his sweet smile , and but for his paleness one might have thought him in his usual happy mood.

On a recent trip to Afghanistan, British Defense Secretary Liam Fox drew fire for calling it "a broken 13th-century country. "

The Beatle may have been bending the truth a little - Presley drew on a vast well of what was then called "race music" .

Zeng Zi quickly drew his wife aside. "We must keep our word even with little children, " he said.

Thenardier thrust his fist into a large pocket concealed under his blouse, drew out a rope and offered it to Jean Valjean.

A photograph of a man trying to grab the torch from a Chinese girl in a wheelchair drew many responses.

Then he drew her to him, and asked if she knew why he had concealed Linton's near neighbourhood from her.

The rope round the Wolf's neck drew tight; in a very short time he was dragged right up to the donkey's door.

Which, when it was full, they drew to shore, and sat down, and gathered the good into vessels, but cast the bad away.

Doable, approximately. But the point is, we can actually now locate all those lines that we sort of arbitrarily drew on the phase diagrams.

A truck drew up in front of the bank and a group of soldiers jumped out.

They drew the conclusion that she was socially superior, and quite simply out of her depth.

Burt picked up a small piece of paper. He drew an airplane that looked like a giant wing, and not much more. That was the beginning.

And a small patch of lawn that started out with a barren spot the size of a garbage can lid soon drew to encompass the entire side yard.

Witnesses said the man shouted he had a gun and drew the weapon from his waistband during the scuffle in a busy Sheung Wan street.

Such a large and likely lad drew the eye of old Lord Caswell, who offered him a place in his garrison, but the boy had wanted more.

He drew back hastily, and passing through the kitchen groped his way along the narrow passages.

My client's implicit memory of interactions with his mother formed a prototype that drew him to a similar emotional partner.

At the top of the stairs he drew from his pocket another key, with which he opened another door.

But as they drew towards the end of it, their interest in the appearance of a country which they were to inhabit overcame their dejection.

Blocking floods by means of dams and dikes was not enough, that was the lesson he drew from his father's failure.

He said her right to due process has consistently been denied by lower courts -- a statement that drew intense questioning from the judge.

He drew a star on Ali Baba's door. But the next day, the thieves found a star on every door. The thieves were very angry.

This proved to be just a tip of the iceburg, when allegations drew in more players and officials from various pro clubs.

Gerald did not see his daughter in the shadow of the trees, and he drew rein in the road, patting his horse's neck with approbation.

Mr Abe drew international condemnation earlier this month when he made a similar claim.

There is a bit of frustration. We are disappointed because when we got to the dressing room we were told that Chelsea drew and Arsenal lost.

Mr Ahmadinejad's remarks and answers drew applause in parts, but much of what he said was met with incredulity.

Then he turned his back on him, sat down to the table, drew his chair up, and helped himself to a large slice of cold pie.

She drew a picture of him from memory.

In order not to bring more economic burden on her mother's shoulder, she drew paintings or made festival cards and then sold them.

and the englishman drew from his pocket a bundle of bank - notes , which might have been twice the sum m . de boville feared to lose.

Executives drew up a list of seven large sovereign investors that might be interested in backing the bank, and started calling.

Suddenly Yue drew one of his pink nebs into his mouth, while meddling with the other with a hand.

Believing fashion . . . is in the air, . . . in the sky and on the road, " Chanel's design drew heavily from things she saw around her. "

Then he put his summons book back in his hip pocket and with the forward motion of his hand drew the . 38 Special.

He hastily scrawled a line or two on a dirty piece of paper, and said to her, as she drew back when he offered it.

Then he put his summons book back in his hip pocket and with the forward motion of his hand drew the . 38 Special.

He hastily scrawled a line or two on a dirty piece of paper, and said to her, as she drew back when he offered it.

Their one-and-a-half-year-old daughter Xixi was somewhere inside. Her father drew the back of his hand across his eyes.

asked Li-ma as she finished eating her noodles and drew out from her bosom a large dark blue handkerchief to wipe her mouth.

Mr Feng was among the millions who drew the conclusion that this was the time to become their own boss.

As the end of our project drew near, we had to begin considering what might be needed for the next product release.

' After that his mother bought him a tie and he always drew airplanes and rocket ships like everyone else.

The company prompted concerns over whether it had enough cash to support a turnaround when it drew down part of a credit line in September.

When he saw that I had the support of the majority, he drew in his horns and admitted he might have made a mistake.

He drew from his creative background to craft Zeitgeist: The Movie, which he launched online to address his frustrations with the system.

The mother took Dobrunka by the arm, put her out of the door, and drew the bolt on her.

Picasso was very moved, and he took out his crayons and drew a beautiful color sketch for Gloria Segall and signed it.

"Ah, you've come! " she said, and drew her hand from her muff.

A police car drew up just as the robbers were about to leave the bank.

In a mood of tenderness that was not usual with her, she drew down her mother's head, and kissed her brow and both her cheeks.

In a corner, the poor girl sat down and huddled herself together. She drew her little feet under her dress.

As the Grand Masters fell, they drew upon the flower kingdom's light in an attempt to save themselves and our light diminished as a result.

He drew a picture of the girl etched in his mind, along with a portrait of himself with this disclaimer pointed at his head: "Not insane. "

He drew up his chair and modulated his voice to such a degree that what he said seemed wholly confidential.

Trinket ran to the door and closed it, then he drew out his trusty dagger and proceeded to stab all four eunuchs in me chest.

Tears ran from both of their eyes and she drew her arms around the shoulders of her father.

He drew back his chair, clasped his hands over his head, and gave himself up to dull and arid musing.

It was at this point last season that United drew with Manchester City on the back of an international break .

I just bought a bunch of apples, put them in a bowl, and drew them for a week or so to simplify the shape.

He re-adjusted his spectacles on his nose, sighed, and drew the next batch of work towards him, with the scrap of paper on top of it.

Arms and Legs fairly straight. I drew my alien as though it were alive, upright, standing, tall, slender, arms long to the side.

Without speaking, she drew from her purse a package loosely unwrapped in its red paper, a bow of green ribbon with it.

There was contact after Barry drew Fisher into the air with a pump fake above the three-point line, but the referees did not make a call.

But it was Mr Yudhoyono's words about Islam and its place in Indonesia that drew attention.

Slowly I drew forth that hideous fish, and with a feeling of desperation again looked at it.

He took up the knife and drew it backwards and forwards over his throat .

He was more or less penniless except for the handsome salary he drew as private pilot to His Highness Prince Ali Yusuf.

I must be able to tell, on sight, which of these words you drew.

He sprang to his feet, flung off his coat, drew his sword, jumped upon the enemy, and burped.

Her lips were half asunder as if she meant to speak; and she drew a deep breath, but it escaped in a sigh, instead of a sentence.

Victoria Beckham drew stares when she tottered out of an airport in Rome in a pair of mile-high Christian Louboutin heeled booties.

He drew the veil from her face, and when he saw her immeasurable ugliness, he sprang back terrified, and said, how do you come here.

That drew Brooks deeper into the scandal as she was the editor of News of the World at the time.

Yet given the word supplication, he said, "making a serious request for help, " and pact drew "friendly agreement. "

The apron did not dry quickly enough to suit me, so I drew nearer and threw it right over the hot ashes.

But in the last few days, as the time drew nearer, she had reflected less and less of her early enthusiasm.

He drew deeply on his joint and held the smoke. When he breathed out his eyes disappeared momentarily behind a haze of hashish.

It wasn't us! It was that kid Drew! I told you he was no good! -You. . . said. . . nothing!

When Jacob had finished giving instructions to his sons, he drew his feet up into the bed, breathed his last and was gathered to his people.

"Maybe everything's gonna be okay, you know? " he said, and drew me to him once again.

Bringing memory to the surface, the living skin of grass literally drew life back within the fabric of the church.

Drew ended up proposing on a bridge in Central Park, a week after I gave him my great-grandmother's ring.

She started again and drew back in great alarm, looking at my face, but suddenly there was an expression of stern surprise in her eyes.

She smiled and nodded as he wittered on, moving towards the door as the train drew into the platform.

When hearing someone come in, she put her hand under the pillow and drew out with a small automatic.

And this time, without sitting up, the Arab drew his knife and held it out towards me in the sun.

The authors drew on an economic principle to explain the finding: The more value we assign to our time, the scarcer it seems to us.

Mr. Madoff told Mr. White he didn't want to be depicted in his prison khakis, Mr. White says, so he drew him in a suit and tie.

In her estimation to be mirthful was to be profane; to be cheerful was to be frivolous-she drew no distinctions.

As she drew a small parcel from her bosom he saw that it was fastened to a string that went around her neck .

Finally, collective breaths were exhaled, and as if by unspoken agreement the moment of silence drew to a close.

Jane hid some coins and drew a map. She gave the children the map and a set of clues. They found the treasure very quickly.

and whenever he drew near the boat, we asked him if he would row, striking a few strokes to slide her away from him.

We cut-out a basket to make a nice decoration and the children drew and color some fruits and vegetables.

Then he put on her clothes, dressed himself in her cap, laid himself in bed and drew the curtains.

Discovered in the 1950s, oil was one of the few things that drew investment throughout the civil war.

He drew out his pencil, and produced on the spot one of the most ludicrous figures that ever was seen.

However, he reached the shore finally, and drifted along till he found a low place and drew himself out.

eg: Being the only foreigner in the school, she drew a lot of attention as if she were a film star .

Seeing Hadji Murad he drew his pistol from his belt and aimed it at him.

In characteristic style he did so with a politically incorrect quip that drew criticism even from his supporters.

There were no sounds but that of the tread of the men and the footsteps of the two shaggy ponies which drew the van.

"I drew inspiration from him in drawing this character, " West Wing writer and producer Eli Attie told the Guardian.

As I drew closer to the man, I turned my back, walking to sidestep him--and any air he might be breathing.

As they drew closer, I could see that the men's faces were taut with anger, while the women looked nothing less than possessed.

The map Gandalf picks up in Bilbo's study is a reproduction of the map Tolkien drew for the book "The Hobbit" .

He drew as much as two thousand francs a year from it; this constituted nearly the whole of his fortune.

On a new sheet of paper he drew an enlarged version of the tumor growing, explaining how it had probably started inside her milk ducts.

He says that if sketch to draw to all plus with chalk, the light is in Australia once drew up to thousand different faces.

As I drew nearer, I saw it to be the figure of a woman.

Obi - Wan closed his eyes and drew on the force as Qui -Gon 's words echoed through his memory.

Voldemort's expression did not change. The red eyes seemed to burn in the firelight. Slowly he drew the Elder Wand between his long fingers.

That question was at the center of the fray as Congress drew up the legislation over the course of the year.

as it drew near , he recognized it as the boat he had given to jacopo.

There was a last-minute surge by tens of thousands of Zimbabweans as the deadline drew to a close.

By just touching the horse up a little as they neared the winning post, the rider drew ahead of his nearest competitor.

To everyone's surprise, that thin and small young man threw himself into the cold swift river and drew that drowning girl onto the bank.

Perhaps the most convincing reason to think Republicans will not win as much applause as they hope comes from Drew Altman of KFF.

With a muttered curse, Hensley dropped the Glock on his empty chair, drew his own FBI service revolver, and aimed it at the two men.

Kaufman concluded these were his favorites of the children's drawings, even though Fiona drew a shark, as many participants did.

She drew the Dornish prince inside with her, to stand above the pit.

A: As the debate drew to a close, Bush took on the question of character.

As he drew on the joint, he relaxed and his short sentences began to get longer.

The children cheered as the ship drew slowly away.

Quite unexpectedly, in 1995, the average weekly earnings of master degree graduates drew even with that of PhD graduates, both at $185.

As I drew closer, everywhere I looked were pink ribbons - ribbons in the windows, tied on the doorknobs , even up in the trees.

He drew his sword in its sheath and apologized for his defiance of the domestic, claiming a misunderstanding, and quickly left the scene.

Her lawyer, however, said Drew did not have to surrender in Missouri but would be arraigned in early June in Los Angeles.

At five o'clock Wellington drew out his watch, and he was heard to murmur these sinister words, "Blucher, or night! "

I felt somewhat sad and was about to leave when something happenedwhich drew my attention.

Andrei Shevchenko produced a fine display , scoring the first goal , and his performance drew praise from Mourinho .

As quiet as death, thought Charlie Drew; then he immediately tried to force the thought from his mind.

He drew upon his childhood memories for the material of his novel.

Because Gawain did not honestly exchange all of his winnings on the third day, Bertilak drew blood on his third blow.

When they got to the woods, the two fellows, who were assassins hired by the mangy one, drew their knives and cut the youth's throat.

Drew Brazer, UK managing director, said the inexpensive Minifigures were "accessible" toys for children to collect.

Anything at all that drew your attention away from him?

When the lingering dusk drew on, she stole out to effect some purchases necessary for her father's comfort.

'A nice morning, ma'am! ' she remarked to Toad, as she drew up level with him.

Finally he said out of control, but too high, drew criticism, excuse me you normal study life, we are far away.

The vase was the last, yet most anticipated, lot in a session of morning sales that drew a packed room of mostly mainland Chinese buyers.

The same clock that began to tick from the moment we drew our first breath will also someday end.

Finally combine reality with myself fulfillment experience of the teaching, , and drew up the case of concrete implement.

After Terence died, Flaherty drew me a picture of a bell curve, showing the range of survival times for people with kidney cancer.

The skinny one brandished his mace and tossed his head, while the older fellow drew two foot-long swords from his sash.

Instead he took Jeyne by the arm and drew her down the pathway to the Battlements Gate.

The hand drew up tight on the heavy cord and he looked at it in disgust .

The bridegroom pretended to be very angry and spoke sharply, then quickly drew his sharp knife, ran towards the horse and cut its throat.

I tried looking him up in the directory but I drew a blank, ie his name was not there.

i drew this picture of ai-chan with pencil crayons, and made it into a plastic keychain.

When he drew near the horses, they began to jump and kick about, then to scream with terror.

to his disciples around . the southern wall of this cave drew in color two elder disciples of sakyamuni.

You should have seen how puzzled the dromedary looked, and how the merchant drew his caftan over his head.

His Canadian paintings were done in London, and he drew on a variety of sources.

Lord Vulcan drew out his snuff-box . It was of fine chased gold set with emeralds and diamonds.

As the last century drew to a close, the signs were that the fine wine auctioneering crown was being ceded to the US.

Are checks mailed out without allowing them to return to the employee who drew the checks or to the accounts payable bookkeeper?

Once you're done, you'll be able to play the game back and attack the enemy that you just drew.

Then the driver drew his hand out of his tattered cuff and sharply turned off the radio.

As the glacial period drew to a close and temperatures began to rise, there were two final cold snaps.

I had clamped so hard that it drew blood and the poor chap had a blackened swollen lip for the remainder of my stay.

During the class, Betty couldn't understand the words. She began to draw. She drew a girl. The girl was waving goodbye to her grandparents.

He stared at me continually and more than once drew back from my hand when I was serving him.

He drew the conclusion by building upon his own investigation.

The first priest explained that he drew a circle on the ground, stepped a few paces back and pitched the money towards the circle.

"The doctor drew a tiny spot additionally, say: " that this?

Note how the second random faces page looks better as i drew it while listening to other music and hanging out in the living room.

And he would wait for her, until he drew his last breath.

When you see only Chinese drew makeup EMMA, I live in London, Britain's EMMA is no makeup look better!

The lure of the blood trade drew Durge away from his tribe and into the rest of the galaxy.

"Blogging is simply too big, too impersonal, and lacks the intimacy that drew me to it, " he offered by way of explanation.

With a cheek flushed by hope, and an eye straining with curiosity, her fingers grasped the handle of a drawer and drew it forth.

Tess put her hand into the water, and drew a huge cross upon the baby with her finger.

The novelist drew upon his own experience for the plot.

In 1960 they settled in London, where he ran a dry-cleaning business, drew cartoons for a syndicate and edited a small newspaper.

Drew, how come you know so much about computers?

China's latest restrictions drew a quick response from the Office of the United States Trade Representative in Washington.

Eugenie and her mother drew their chairs forward and sat near him, by the fire.

a moment like the high snow-capped mountains, rising in the air, a moment like sweet cotton candy, drew I DC saliva.

She drew a long, softbreath, as though the paper daffodils between them were almost too sweet tobear.

That inspired him to talk more about domestic violence, and that drew more abuse victims to seek the church's help.

Consider Drew Houston's words: "The fact was that Dropbox was offering a product that people didn't know they needed until they tried. "

"What human? Come out quickly! " The Feng dance got a fright, the right hand quickly drew out a to disburse red Ling feather arrows.

She drew out the poniard, holding it in her hand, and began a dance.

He bent double, hugging his thin chest inside his cloak, then drew himself up to his full height.

Russia's overtures to the two regions drew a protest from Georgia that this violated its sovereignty.

Mark Twain drew a vivid picture of his hometown and the Mississippi region of which he knew best in Tom Sawyer and Huckleberry Finn.

At the beginning when I drew several roller coasters, I feel that I was affected by the express of painting and bungee jumping more widen.

In the MiddleAges, young men and women drew names from a bowl to see who their valentines would be.

Katinka wrapped herself in her fur cloak, drew the hood over her head, and hastened to the forest.

But as often as he gained the soft unbroken earth and the green shade, the love for John Thornton drew him back to the fire again.

All the children drew their families on a white sheet of paper using color pencils.

You can see that the dash distribution I drew has more out in the tails, so we call it fat-tailed.

It was the biggest protest in Delhi since a march against corruption last month drew many, mostly middle class, people on to the streets.

In the Middle Ages, young men and women drew names from a bowl to see who their valentines would be.