Jake was cowering under the bridge, shivering, and panting, but trying to keep his cool and not blow his cover. |
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He assaulted nurses who tried to calm and restrain him and left other workers cowering as he ranted at them. |
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Phoenix screamed at her parents, who were now cowering in fear at their daughter standing before them. |
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There's not a single woman cowering under pointless blows, not a single housewife, waitress, charlady or nun being needlessly punched or nutted. |
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Except when you find the foxhole and the dogs go in, there's not a fox, but a weasel cowering in the corner of the hole. |
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The audience, which was either cowering in terror or singing along already, also trancedly stood silent. |
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So brave, he was afraid of nothing, and yet, here he was, cowering with fear. |
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The features tell us if that person is a threat, if they are sexually propositioning us, cowering before us or merely sleeping. |
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It may well be true that capturing him doesn't make America any safer than if he'd been left cowering in his spider hole for the next 50 years. |
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She was now cowering in fear as it began to charge at her with all of its strength. |
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I reckon I am one of very few people who can say that they saw the new year in whilst cowering in a bus shelter. |
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Maybe the rest of the city is quivering in terror, cowering at home, hiding with unconquerable fear? |
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The BBC did use new footage briefly, which showed the camerawoman cowering in a cafe as debris rained down outside. |
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Many residents were either cowering in their basements or had fled to the relative safety of outlying districts. |
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We stood in the rain, cowering beneath our ponchos, eating summer sausage straight out of the packaging. |
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The exhibition included predictable scenes of patients cowering pitifully in gloomy, overcrowded asylums. |
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The courtier sat in the corner cowering in fear as a hooded figure with an axe stepped closer. |
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How could a town live between those huge monstrous creatures without cowering in fear? |
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There is much admiring of young legal eagles, studying of wizened magistrates and cowering from unrepentant defendants to be done. |
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If I hadn't met him, I'd probably still be cowering in a corner somewhere, refusing to say boo to a goose. |
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The guy looked up from his pounding on the cowering animal and yelled back a blistering tirade of obscenities which I won't repeat here. |
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The pirates had found him cowering in a supply locker, and had trussed him up and hauled him in there. |
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Descending to the first floor of his house, he found two men cowering on a credenza, high above the bone-crushing jaws of his prize pets. |
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Their film of women and children cowering behind fuse wire wasn't a report of an event, as was, for example, footage of the Western Front. |
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The Cold War and the nuclear threat got us into the habit of timorously cowering at the prospect of any great action. |
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The woman inside sat half out of a sleeping bag, cowering in fear and confusion. |
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A parental search party found us shivering and cowering in the scrub and marched us back to civilisation. |
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Once everyone was cowering inside a protective ring of wagons, carts, and horses, Hasim breathed a sigh of relief. |
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Meanwhile, cowering on the leather sectionals, bewildered parents plead to the camera for a nanny intervention. |
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Add in a deserted docks scene with a bunch of cowering, villainous longshoremen, a runaway train and the inexplicable appearance of bats. |
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Split up into ones and twos, they are easy targets for the shooters, who find it easy to pick off cowering people one by one. |
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I learnt to stop cowering before the selections on supermarket aisles, to choose decisively between wheat bread and white, Bosc pears and Bartletts, drumsticks and thighs. |
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Playing as the four-armed witch Orendi, I summon beringed pillars of antimatter beneath the feet of purple Varelsi aliens, cowering behind crystal barricades. |
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The officers warned my cowering Oma what might await the cousin if she ever did return. |
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Breitbart forced her to correct a small part of her story, but witch hunts like these will leave every victim cowering. |
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The man who appears resolute and forceful in public is, behind closed doors, cowering in fear. |
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We were all representatives of a shadow society, cowering under a cloud of bad tidings that would never come. |
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It must stop cowering before a man who has committed and has others commit with each passing day crimes that outrage humanity and that must stop. |
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At the dinner table the blustering father gestures menacingly at his cowering young son and knocks over a glass water. |
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Their only recourse will be to slither at night like the roaches beneath the rocks, cowering from the light of day. |
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Here there are no buildings, only windswept pine trees, cowering juniper shrubs, heather, and crowberries. |
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These guys go cowering into the corner, and they are allowing all this stuff to go through. |
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One of the key planks in this government's platform, which is now cowering under pressure, is to provide helicopters. |
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The rewards trader can be found cowering in the Fremennik camp to the south of Daemonheim. |
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The Princess cocked her head to the side and stared at the woman, who was almost cowering in nervousness. |
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Would we be people of action, stepping up in the moment when we are most needed, or would we be cowering simps, hiding until the worst of it is over? |
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A picture on the front page of the Post showed a prisoner in an orange jumpsuit cowering in front of an unmuzzled dog being held back by a soldier. |
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The German counter-barrage had by then become so heavy that platoons and even sections were isolated and out of communication with one another, cowering into the muck as almost continuous explosions leapt about them. |
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In one new unit in Baghlan Province, soldiers had been found cowering in ditches rather than fighting. |
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I believe it has never been clearer that, for all its talk of bravery, Hizbollah has demonstrated the lowest form of cowardice, cowering behind the weakest members of society. |
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The Commission and the Council, on the other hand, tell us that they intend to continue cowering to a despotic government that, from Tunis, thinks it can tell them what to do in Brussels. |
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He is surrounded by more figures tied to poles, and others cowering on the ground. Our hosts explain that those tied to the posts are waiting to be shot. |
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Always black with a mean heel and lace-up or strappy detailing, these boots will have fashionistas cowering in style submission. |
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Samwell Tarly starts the episode his same old pining, cowering self. |
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Stokes admitted punching the dog, an American Bulldog now called Tiki, which was found cowering and concussed, in the rain with no shelter. |
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In contrast to the rather cowering older buildings, the bright white building is located close to the traffic intersection, moving the entire school premises closer to the public eye. |
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Then he spent 15 minutes cowering between two of the three buses in which the students had been travelling, as the single shots turned into bursts of semi-automatic gunfire lighting up the night with their flashes. |
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There is a demented cowboy, six-guns blazing, and a cowering Dodge City, a mad bomber of maternity wards, kindergartens and petting zoos. |
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But when he was finally able to creep back into the dacha and found Petra cowering on his boyhood bed, mewling with fear of the police, he was too enraged at his humiliation to care about her pleasure. |
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He summoned into the drum the whole array of spirits whose symbols, in the form of jangling bits of metal, tore the shaken air around the head of the cowering victim. |
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Well, I noticed how your stream of consciousness narrative would have any writing instructor cowering behind the weary paradigms. |
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Hugh Montgomery: The assertively swept do, Cruella De Vil eyebrows and slash of lippy are all conspiring to leave us cowering in critical submission, somehow. |
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As if from a different world the internationally renowned avant-garde dancer Saskia Hölbling lies cowering in the middle of the stage in her underclothes. |
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Private Baldrick is cowering under a bunk bed. |
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Or a rabbit cowering underneath a car tire? |
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She tells Lachlan to jump into her car but the pair are soon cowering in their seats as the youths pelt the vehicle with stones before scarpering into the distance. |
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The deposed tyrant was found cowering in a spider hole near his home town of Tikrit by brave and relentless US marines, according to the official version. |
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Brandishing a pair of nunchakus, an Oriental weapon, Chambers, watched by a laughing Storey, covered the cowering victim in WD40, before trying to set him on fire. |
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