In the silence of the grove, she heard the pleasant babble of the stream, except that it was no longer a quiet sloshing. |
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She had continued her endless babble when I realised that she was looking at me some what expectantly. |
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Make you dream about him, his movements, his gregarious nature, his constant babble. |
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Dose's continuous incoherent diatribe evokes in turn the babble of a madman, the discourse of a preacher or the conversation of a child. |
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She does seem very quick to understand my situation from the tearful babble which comes out of me when I see her. |
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Some said maybe he was Swedish, but his incomprehensible babble was little help in discovering his identity. |
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Lilatte shoved the pillow over her head, trying to drown out Honey's endless babble. |
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Sam can't even muster the chutzpah to blast back at a heckler with the bile we know he can spit, instead muttering some lame babble. |
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She stopped her excited babble and grabbed my wrist, dragging me off to math class. |
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He had merely stood there, tall and silent, piercing her with his incessant gaze, until her words had died to a senseless babble. |
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He'd be happy to tag along, and in return for putting up with his incessant babble, I would make him pay for gas, brew, and Taco Bell. |
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To test this, we added background babble and replicated the experiment with another group of younger listeners. |
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In fact, I don't think he even heard me, although he was barely 20 yards away and there was no other sound but the babble of the beck. |
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Only the twinkle in his eyes betrayed his thoughts as she continued to babble on. |
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Today however, the high pitched beep beep of a truck in reverse, unloading lumber for a new house, could be heard over the babble of the stream. |
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The sounds coming from the workshops combine with the babble of the stream to create an authentic atmosphere of the settlement of old. |
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In plants, a babble of water and small molecules flows through the plasmodesmata between cells. |
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Tired faces turned, waiting for the thread of babble and meaningless words they would only pretend to hear. |
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One obvious solution to this incompatible babble of bits would be special translation programs for converting from one format to another. |
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As suddenly as it had started, the music stopped and there was a babble of conversation. |
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There was a twist in the corridor they were approaching, and a distant babble of voices lifted in cheery shouts, loud demands, drunken slurs. |
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Her default acting mode is so close to the hyper-fast babble that everyone else begins talking in when they get buzzed. |
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He sat down with James in his lap, listening to the little boy babble on and on. |
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It spirals from crisp oration into stream-of-consciousness babble and finally into gibberish. |
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We know too that before children use mature speech, they coo and babble, and then use holophrases and telegraphic sentences. |
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Remember, that chapter is written straight from his inner subconscious, so naturally, it'd all be a babble of incoherent thoughts. |
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Even as a baby she did not gurgle or babble in her cot and instead remained silent. |
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That's how you know you're totally contented with another person, when you don't need to fill the void with unnecessary babble. |
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A great babble of voices all rose to a crescendo of sound that could only be the prelude to panic. |
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This is why you get all this thrashing about in the press and why we are drenched in the babble of the lickspittles and tintookies around them. |
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Her feelings were enough to deal with, but hearing him babble like a lovesick teenager pushed her way over the edge. |
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A woman is permitted to chat or babble, but speaking in public with authority is still the greatest transgression. |
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If you set a tape recorder running at a noisy party you would most likely hear something resembling a confused babble. |
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Scientists always love to babble on about their work, but Jennifer couldn't afford to draw attention. |
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It's a short one but I'm sure I'll babble on long enough to make it an actual entry. |
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Elaine did not seem to hear Lynette, as she continued to babble on about Sir Lancelot. |
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He continued to babble on about how it was all my fault, but I didn't pay much attention to him. |
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Krista continued to babble on about how one of her uncles had gone through the same thing and it all turned out just fine. |
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It's unfair to criticise here or to babble on about the facilities we have back home. |
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I babble on about style and plot, without admitting I had to re-read the first chapter three times to remind myself who George was. |
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These people babble on about how the characters in the novel were more fully developed or how the original story line was more meaningful. |
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I pursed my lips together, willing myself not to babble on uselessly about what he'd been doing wrong. |
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Sherrie continued to babble on and it didn't take too long before Al realised too that he had been had. |
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She continued to babble on about their eternal bond as soul mates, and Robby knew he had to tell her the truth. |
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Parents who babble nonsense to babies may be helping them learn to speak, according to new research. |
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I caught up to him and they babbled their little boy babble as I introduced myself to Tommy's mom. |
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No, you babble thank you 18 times, swoop under his outstretched arm and bang your forehead on the doorframe. |
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Didn't he babble the same gobbledygook a decade ago when he vied for the job? |
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He began to babble nonsense as they took him to the shore and then up to the main cabin where the nurse's office was. |
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Fay ably expresses the feelings of many as they try to decipher the babble of words coming from the religious sector following the tsunami. |
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Sitting outside the bar there is a light babble of a foreign tongue trilling off the tongues of groups of people enjoying leisurely drinks. |
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I'm picking these sounds out from the babble of the past, a raucous market fair of a landscape that stretches out as far as the eye can see. |
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This is the babble of many tongues as they are simultaneously translated in the glass towers in the stone city. |
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In the background he could hear the voices of the passengers asking the same question in a babble of noise. |
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When I went down to visit her we spoke in the babble that sounded to other people like a language. |
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From an uncertain corner in another part of the pub, there was a babble of bedlam. |
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This was what the crowd had come for and every time Caucau received the ball after that there was a babble of anticipation. |
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Instead, American viewers will have to strain to make out whole words from the constant babble of wild sound and West Indian accents. |
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As you can tell from my inane babble above, not much has been going on round these parts lately. |
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She had also said many other things, but to Mary it had seemed like insensible babble. |
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He gets in touch with his Indian heritage and a wisdom drenched phrase bubbles through his drunken babble. |
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He took my face in his hands and kissed me, silencing my endless stream of mindless babble. |
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They babble on about the supposed benefits of EU membership as if this referendum was about whether we should remain in the EU or withdraw from it. |
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I banged the book shut and silenced the babble of my inner teachers. |
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After a dozen dizzying turns past stalls crammed with fruit, meat, shoes and screws, Zuniga hears a sharp animal screech above the babble of buying and selling. |
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Very few successful players babble on about how great they are. |
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Although she was odd, silently I knew I enjoyed her insensible babble. |
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The original novel caught the ingenuous babble of its protagonist, naively recording the happy circumstances of her household as her master closed in on her. |
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The catacombs, and the lovingly tended graves within, have embalmed the lives and loves of centuries past in a deathly stillness, broken only by the babble of a passing brook. |
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In fact, I described them this way myself when I wrote about infant memory two years ago for babble. |
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Her work has appeared in The Boston Globe, Washington Post, Salon, and babble. |
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Taffy Brodesser-Akner has written for the Los Angeles Times, Salon, and babble, among other publications. |
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Hi-tech babble from tech whiz-kids will not make an entrepreneur part with a single euro if the entrepreneur is not convinced of the financial return. |
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The anti-gun contingent stands before an Everest of obstacles, a wall of patriotic babble about Second Amendment privileges. |
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I scream, howl and babble in nonsense languages when on the edge of sleep. |
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Andy and I never stirred from our seats the entire while, and just found random topics, random items, and random inspirations for our shameless babble. |
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That way, you'll have some idea of where I'm going with all my babble. |
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It is rare that I babble this effusively and uncritically about a movie. |
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She pulled him off of the sofa and placed his arm around her shoulder once more, pulling him up the steps carefully, placidly listening to his babble. |
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The pervasive pink petals of the cherry blossom trees flutter to the ground like the soft powder of a mountain peak, while the babble of the bubbling brook pervades the air. |
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From up stream came the babble of the brook like dainty laughter. |
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I had been waiting a very long time for this talk with the retention officer, just so I could hear his inane babble and immediately shoot down his flimsy efforts. |
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Then a babble of talk and tension-relieving laughter breaks out. |
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The resulting babble of overlapping signals can confuse the receiver. |
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Every calling has its private language, clear and precise to insiders but pure babble to others. |
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Consequently, I am sensitive to any attempt to twist, alter or modify it through street jargon, high-tech babble or mindless bureaucratese. |
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Expressive language characterized by a small repertoire of single words, echolalic utterances, babble, and unintelligible utterances. |
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Hounds are said to babble, or to be babbling, when they are too noisy after having found a good scent. |
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Michael rolled his eyes as George trailed off to babble about Shona, the captain of the cheerleading team. |
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They fell a-twittering among themselves once more, and this time their intoxicating babble was of violet seas, tawny sands, and lizard-haunted walls. |
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