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the sword shall be upon his arm, and upon his right eye: his arm shall be clean dried up, and his right eye shall be utterly darkened.

you, whose voice has dried up, wander begging. . . with eyes that seem to be breaking along with your slender arms.

At the moment transactions have dried up in the commercial-property market as owners try to avoid selling at a loss.

Around the great fountain, the earth was already dried up to the point of being burnt.

The sixth angel poured out his bowl on the great river Euphrates, and its water was dried up to prepare the way for the kings from the East.

And straightway the fountain of her blood was dried up; and she felt in her body that she was healed of that plague.

I lost my job last winter just as the market dried up in the recession.

These pictures revealed enormous volcanos, huge canyons, frozen underground water, and what appeared to be dried-up river beds.

Supposing this well dried up like the marsh, how should we get out again? " Think twice before you act. "

A drought is upon her waters ; and they shall be dried up: for it is the land of graven images , and they are mad upon their idols .

GE, one of the nation's largest corporations, turned to the Fed for short-term loans, known as commercial paper, when that market dried up.

The Taf was set up in December 2007 to provide one-month loans to creditworthy banks as markets dried up for lending longer than overnight.

Hast not thou dried up the sea, the water of the mighty deep, who made st the depth of the sea a way, that the delivered might pass over?

With confidence shattered and credit hard to come by, deals have dried up in most industries. But not in pharmaceuticals.

'Liquidity has really dried up in the marketplace, ' Mr. Mackay said, but 'markets that embrace reform will develop deeper capital markets.

Our equivalent to winter is wetness and that seems to have all dried up.

Activity in the secondary markets for securitised products dried up as well, as investors stopped trading except if forced into a fire-sale.

he thought, as Tihon slipped his nightshirt over his dried-up old body and his chest covered with grey hair.

Looseness of the heart is like a dried-up well, already brewed all those valuable tears.

I love you, until all the oceans dried up, until all the stars fall from the sky until the end of life, I still love you . . .

Supposing this well dried up like the marsh, how should we get out again?

The Persians entered the city secretively , during a time of drought, through a dried-up waterway.

My strength is dried up like a potsherd, and my tongue sticks to the roof of my mouth; you lay me in the dust of death.

Dividend payouts, which for many years had been a hallmark of large companies, dried up.

However, aid that helps African nations fight poachers has dried up and the illegal ivory trade has returned to its previous high levels.

The speaker suddenly dried up in the middle of his speech.

When the city is all but dried up, Atlanta's response is to pray for rain.

The beasts of the field also Cry to You, For the waterways Are dried up, And fire has devoured The pastures of the wilderness.

As stocks have continued to fall, buying support has dried up, sending the S&P 500 through a series of technical support levels.

A dried-up , yellow little man , cynical and weary in the face, as if a moral steam - roller had passed over it, answered this call .

Car sales around the world dried up in the last quarter of 2008.

One day, when his tears had dried up, he went to itch his head and he felt a bump on his back.

Expended many energies and time, the inspirations were all quickly dried up.

These banks began holding on to their money, and lending dried up, and the gears of the American financial system began grinding to a halt.

The cracked bed of a small dried up lake on unglaciated ground near to the southern end of the Humboldt glacier.

His son quickly ran to the field and take a look, all the seedlings has dried up and died.

The land dried up and the grasses headed out miserably a few inches high and great bare scabby places appeared in the valley.

Botswana, Ghana and Kenya have been shouldering the burden since World Bank loans dried up in the 1990s.

and there are fears that wind-borne salt from its dried-up basin might speed the melting of glaciers on which China and Kazakhstan depend.

That customer funding gap had been made possible by capital inflows from around the world, which have now more or less dried up.

She returned to the stage in later life when the cinema roles dried up and even had a go at recording a few rock and roll albums.

Tourism into the country has already dried up. Sporting, cultural and business visitors are now all likely to think twice about going.

Short-term credit has dried up in California, and the state is asking for emergency federal loans.

Finally, the land was gripped with a terrible drought. Streams dried up, crops withered, and fields turned to dust.

Since the treaty came into force, the use of antipersonnel mines has largely dried up.

Now two years of government controls on the sector have chased the speculators out and sales have dried up.

The riches of the unjust shall be dried up like a river, and shall pass sway a noise like a great thunder in rain.

Explanation: the water dried up, rotten stone. Described as long lasting. Analogy will always be the same firm.

As if the organ of my imagination is dried up.

Foreign capital dried up in the crisis, so India relied on domestic savings, which amounted to almost 38% of GDP in the year to March 2008.

Two frogs lived together in a marsh. One hot summer the marsh dried up , so they had to leave it and look for another place .

And it came to pass after a while, that the brook dried up, because there had been no rain in the land.

In the world nothing can be eternal. If it flows, it flows away; if it aside, it dried up; if it grows, it slowly fading away.

Europe's banking system relied more than any other on fickle borrowing markets that had dried up.

The discovery is based on a detailed study of the dried-up river deltas and thousands of river valleys that scatter the Martian surface.

Straight , fluent , easy to draw dried up pen.

with everything going on , no one took much notice that the springs and wells had dried up because this was common in late august.

The sun came out and dried up the streets.

Now. Everything is gone and disappeared. The two big rivers dried up many years ago. Stories of my childhood can only stay in my memories.

As inexpensive credit has dried up, more expensive credit could significantly slow the U. S. and global economy, experts say.

As pressures rose, interbank lending dried up and central banks felt they had to step in and lend freely.

As the flow of finance to electricity generators dried up, so did the orders to equipment manufacturers.

I always remember her as being dried up and old, like a piece of yellow rice paper.

Some time later the brook dried up because there had been no rain in the land.

The sun has completely dried up the soil and the crops are dying.

You're just as dried up and parched as a jackrabbit in July.

Eg: Rivers on the Yellow High Land nearly dried up in the drought.

Those goals from midfield have dried up a little in recent years, so we have to address that.

"The market dried up, " the Ebay chief says of the access to venture capital available during those years.

Spring in the valley has already dried up in season of drought.

As easy credit dried up and commodity prices plummeted, over-leveraged oligarchs were forced to turn to the government for bail-out loans.

And he sent forth a raven, which went forth to and fro, until the waters were dried up from off the earth.

After a month in which tourism had dried up, Egyptians were desperate for the return of the foreigner on whom their economy depends.

The U. S. auto market was, by contrast, battered by eroding demand amid the economic crisis as credit markets dried up.

The seeds have shriveled Under their clods; The storehouses have been desolated; The barns have been torn down; For the grain is dried up.

Who the fuck wants to die alone all dried up in the desert sun?

Currently, many of these cities have stepped into recession stage for dried up resources or industrial structure and management system.

and sent out a raven, and it kept flying back and forth until the water had dried up from the earth.

The regional drought is now in its third year, and in that time 270-odd rivers and 410 small reservoirs have dried up in Yunnan alone.

Thus, the outcrops may bear witness to a time when the pools and streams of Meridiani Planum gradually shrank and dried up.

If the varnish has dried up in the bottle after a longer period of time, dilute with approx. 10% water.

ln this dried-up pond in South Dakota, known as Hot Springs, scientists unearthed great piles of bones.

Zdziko (his nickname), a bricklayer and plasterer in Poland, worked in Britain as a gardener until, two years ago, the jobs dried up.

Miss Dobbs's motivation dried up when her drug-addict mother moved the family into a homeless shelter.

The rest of his ambitious projects had dried up, one after another.

When that dried up she worked for Guess UK in London.

Through the long time to bake, in the heart of river had dried up, originally I have, but is a hot desert.

Hundreds of reservoirs have dried up and tens of thousands of wells are either dry or nearly empty.

It has giant volcanoes, deep canyons, it also showed scenes of dried up river beds and planes that's been formed by massive floods.

But he had a bad voice just like a dried-up bamboo tube.

He often ventured into the Somali desert, moving along the dried up river beds at night with groups of young fighters.

Hundreds of reservoirs have dried up and tens of thousands of wells are either dry or nearly empty.

It has giant volcanoes, deep canyons, it also showed scenes of dried up river beds and planes that's been formed by massive floods.

But he had a bad voice just like a dried-up bamboo tube.

Is there a dried up half-lemon or old block of cheddar lurking in a corner of your fridge?

It makes pretty good money too for what it is. But not so much money that I'd really miss it if it dried up.

By 2007, Taylor's movie career had dried up, but she gave a one-off performance in AR Gurney's Love Letters, to benefit her Aids charity.

It was you who opened up springs and streams; you dried up the ever flowing rivers.

As global credit has dried up, even Tata Motors, one of India's best companies, has been struggling to lay its hand on capital.

Mr Obama's stimulus bill helped to pay for some of this, but that money has dried up.

As global credit has dried up, even Tata Motors, one of India's best companies, has been struggling to lay its hand on capital.

Mr Obama's stimulus bill helped to pay for some of this, but that money has dried up.

As liquidity dried up, some institutions failed and others reduced their lending to businesses and households, starving the broader economy.

Japan reported its largest deficit on record in January as demand dried up for its exports.

Short-term liquidity dried up under the heat of the financial and information drought.

While, when your soul is as dried up like a desert, it can bring you the nourishment like that of timely rain.

But as cheap financing has dried up and economies have tumbled into recession, investors have become badly exposed.

She wasn't ever nervous of cows and used to give them water right outside her house when the river had dried up.

They have been betrayed. Western financial incompetence has trashed the value of their investments and consumer demand has dried up.

Trade dried up and the regime even ran out of fuel for factories and offices.

They have been betrayed. Western financial incompetence has trashed the value of their investments and consumer demand has dried up.

Trade dried up and the regime even ran out of fuel for factories and offices.

We go back to swimming in the river near the village in the summer ago, but it has dried up now.

The sun has dried up the ground.

Instead, credit has dried up this time because of the more secular -- meaning structural or long-lasting -- phenomenon of a debt bubble.

Indeed, as bank debt has dried up and lenders have become partly state-owned, private equity deals have dwindled.

Lake systems around the central Yangtze river have also dried up.

The long draught dried up all the wells in that district.

We are shoving that through the roof and when our buying dried up, the market collapsed.

Banks have tightened their purse-strings and the cheap credit that financed deals during the private-equity boom has dried up.

We are shoving that through the roof and when our buying dried up, the market collapsed.

Banks have tightened their purse-strings and the cheap credit that financed deals during the private-equity boom has dried up.

It care To the fourth day see tray dried up the water of the tree and the "flower" also begin to fade.

Today we are seeing that many rivers in Kenya have less water than they used to, or have dried up altogether.

Russian oil output collapsed after the breakup of the former Soviet Union when the price of crude plummeted and investment dried up.

Just beginning time she was crying, faint sobs, at present her tears had dried up.

The pre- crisis flow of cheap foreign credit to Russian companies has also dried up .

And they shall turn the rivers far away; and the brooks of defence shall be emptied and dried up: the reeds and flags shall wither.

The courtyard is concise style of Modernism work, has and dried up more dyadic with each passing day landscape courtyard bored and lonely.

When liquidity had dried up for developers, the market peaked.

When liquidity had dried up for developers, the market peaked.

Other evidence shows that the lake has completely dried up several times in its history.

Eternal love is like a never dried-up river which rises from a couple of springs.

The basement of the farm house was dried up, roof and facades have been refurbished.

One of the ironies of today's global economy is that although short-term liquidity has dried up, long-term liquidity remains ample.

One day a demon chief called Mang Gusi abducted HuLun and dried up the grassland.

Lynda: You know what that dried up F. U. C. King bitch did?

We helplessly looking at the grass fish of Shui-li dying, the tree is dried up, and the bird of hover die.

Shall the snow of Lebanon fail from the rock of the field? [or] shall the cold waters that flow down from afar be dried up?

But oil earnings tumbled and foreign investment dried up, even as the population tripled.

But oil earnings tumbled and foreign investment dried up, even as the population tripled.

Even if water were to be found underground 5, 000 years after the lake dried up, there is nobody nearby to drink it.

The water table of this land has nearly dried up, and needs treatment.

In the eurozone's first real crisis, governments have been driven to desperate attempts to prevent defaults, as finance has dried up.

After the financial crisis, however, the money dried up.

The first of his ambitious projects had dried up, one after another.

When the money dried up, they were left with huge debts.

Survival in this world is inseparable from generosity, without which we would perish and become dried-up from within.

And the waters shall fail from the sea, and the river shall be wasted and dried up.

Mr. Li said: " our horsebeans and canola are dried up without water and the grain crops are withering. "

Mr. Li said: " our horsebeans and canola are dried up without water and the grain crops are withering. "

Most other sources of external finance have dried up as dramatically as they had grown in the boom years.

Money from the stimulus dried up this year; states spent their legislative sessions scrambling to fill budget gaps.

But then the financial crisis struck, freezing capital inflows as international credit dried up.

I put a dam across it to have it for my use, that is why the stream dried up.

The CDS market has remained fairly liquid throughout the crisis, even as cash markets dried up.

When you find that your internal (or "intrinsic" ) motivation has dried up, look for external sources of inspiration.

The long drought dried up all the wells.

Often, Mr. Barthelemy says, the machines show signs of neglect (dried-up ink cartridges) or abuse (broken parts).

Once-plentiful foreign capital has dried up or become too expensive in the wake of the financial crisis sweeping the world.

Once-plentiful foreign capital has dried up or become too expensive in the wake of the financial crisis sweeping the world.

The wholesale funding markets have all but dried up for many banks.

But each of those prospects dried up, usually because of a hiring freeze or some other obstacle.

US support to mujahedeen fighters battling the Soviets dried up quickly and Afghanistan sank into civil war.

With corporate borrowing costs rising and financial-market anxiety high, new-debt issuance dried up.

When fire is too strong, ice can be dried up. Then marriage becomes the grave of love.

In recent years, the Crescent Moon Spring descends continuously, presenting the dried up trend.

He rebuked the Red Sea, and it dried up; he led them through the depths as through a desert.

He rebuked the Red sea also, and it was dried up: so he led them through the depths, as through the wilderness.

But in the past few months, as the number of foreigners investing in coastal property has dried up, so has the cash.

But in the past few months, as the number of foreigners investing in coastal property has dried up, so has the cash.

When the recession hit, his sales commissions dried up, and his money ran out.

Leslie Kohlmeyer and her husband fell behind on their payments two years ago when his construction business dried up.

Her imagination seemed to have dried up.

Then, with the financial crisis of 2008, the flood dried up, causing severe slumps in the very nations that had boomed before.

Mr Purnell says that bids for welfare contracts have not dried up because of the recession, but that may change as the economy deteriorates.

Even the wild animals pant for you; the streams of water have dried up and fire has devoured the open pastures.

(Para. 4) melting ice caps, flooded coastlines, disturbed climate, dried up plains and, ultimately, empty bread baskets.

Forget who he is, feelings have dried up, even the most romantic words themselves do not want to come out.

However, tariffs and custom duties, which were significant sources of revenue dried up.

Now he breaks rocks on river beds that have dried up after their water was diverted.

Eventually my phone stopped ringing and social invitations dried up. I barely noticed.

People and animals died of heat, rivers dried up, land became barren and forests scorched and burned.

Funds to buy Lucent's equipment quickly dried up , and its growth should have decelerated or declined .

Then, Asia was a bright spot as business dried up elsewhere.

The billions of dollars that Wall Street poured into the film industry have dried up.

It said that frogs were being found whose skin was like paper. All dried up.

He was dark, dried up , diminutive, and seemed outside time, situated in eternity.

This is not at all what is happening, with the pipeline for new antimicrobials all but dried up.

A villager stands at the edge of a partially dried-up well in Yangjiazhuang Village of Lufeng, Yunnan province February 28, 2010.

A little rosebush which she had, had dried up, forgotten, in one corner.

A boy walks with a calf on a dried-up reservoir in Kaiyang county, Guizhou province, March 14, 2010.

But when the bubble burst, capital dried up, and these companies went bankrupt.

The notion that the source of east Asia's rapid economic growth has permanently dried up is simply wrong.

I used to swim in the ponds around our village, but they have all dried up.

Without trees to shelter the fields, the topsoil dried up and blew away.

The water holes were dried up and we saw dead cattle lying here and there on the treeless , rolling range.

In the current crisis, the commercial paper market has almost dried up, endangering GE Capital's source of capital.

This figure does not include the effect of fire on dried-up bogs, which can double the amount.

And many areas still suffer from salinity problems, dried up rivers and low water tables.

You konw , what I heard, what I heard is a deal dried up. I heard.

Because if not timely replacement, they produce are scrapped nozzle dried up.

Despite these steps, the firm's access to credit has virtually dried up over the past few weeks.

Both have dried up. The government's huge budget deficit also limits its room for fiscal easing.

In China people can make a soup with lily bulbs after they are dried up in the sun.

His roots shall be dried up beneath, and above shall his branch be cut off.

When credit dried up last fall, banks and other creditors seized those gems and sold them, he says, flooding the market.

After that, Mr. Ju'bas found small jobs around Gaza, but with the blockade that dried up.

The long drought dried up all the Wells in the village.

One never feels that its author has dried up. as critics alleged at the time.

It is unable to refinance loans because the new capital controls mean all credit to the country has dried up.

The leads have dried up, since some of them are laid off themselves.

He closed a head gate, so that the moat dried up, and she could walk through.

Another reason cited for triangulating their operations is that Argentina has defaulted on its debt, so export credit has dried up.

During Japan's slump, the central government sent money for road and other construction, but that has now dried up.

A deep moat lay in front of our door, but the water was in places nearly dried up, and it could easily be crossed.

This summer Mongolia ran short of diesel because Russian imports dried up.

Oh! A dried up mushroom bud! But how can my little brother, eat this tiny thing? He wondered.

The simple answer is that by deadheading you're cutting off the older dried up roses that are dead.

The first sector to keel over was residential construction, as demand for new homes dried up.

Largesse from outside backers dried up after the rebels achieved their goal.

Since the dam was completed in 2006, the natural spring that once fed Pipola has dried up.

In the northern part of China you will find many rivers have either dried up or have turned into open sewers.

When consumer spending dried up in the fourth quarter of last year, small businesses drastically cut payrolls.

All funds for the project dried up when the local government faced a budget crisis.

By the time Bob Durnan, a white health worker, arrived in 1977, the cattle work had dried up.

If the earth is less and less water, finally completely dried up, organisms could not survive.

But around eight thousand years ago, the rains that nourished this landscape dried up.

When spending in these countries dried up, because of scarce credit, they exported some of the pain to their suppliers.

The supply of such fools has, if only temporarily, dried up.

The greensward all wracked is, bents dried up and dead.

In severe drought periods nobody has seen this water body getting dried up.

His contracts dried up, and to stay afloat, he used loans and credit cards, racking up $85, 000 in debt.

The intense heat has dried up the pond.

In Zimbabwe, Coke supplies "dried up" for the first time in 40 years in 2006, during the economic crisis there under Robert Mugabe.

Today, treeless tea plantations18 have replaced the green hills, and Maathai's spring has dried up.

Needham never fully worked out why China's inventiveness dried up.

Bank funding dried up and in November JLR asked the government for guarantees to enhance its credit on commercial loans.

At the same time, the supply of cheap alumina has dried up, putting many smelters under financial strain.

When the external finance dried up, economies contracted.

The new legislation almost dried up immigration.

Then oil became cheap again, and money for battery research dried up.

As the river dried up, our water supply petered out.

Each, for whatever reason, needs money and the usual sources have dried up.

The lakes and wells all dried up during the drought .

When VC funding dried up after the Internet Bubble, startups dried up too.

Wetlands often develop in the meander scars of dried-up oxbow lakes.

You opened up rivers and springs and dried up ever-flowing streams.

This in a region that dried up several thousand years ago.

He cut ties with the Intel insider because his sources dried up.