Those shots, with lush green glens, babbling brooks, small rock walls, and quaint cottages were simply gorgeous. |
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He was babbling away to himself, skimming stones through the dust to emphasise his broken punctuation. |
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Infants begin by babbling and cooing, progress to holophrasis and by age three to four children are working on semantics and pragmatics. |
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However, at one ludicrous point she starts babbling about how her face has changed! |
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Replacing her glasses and babbling apologies, Aimee scooped up her three sci-fi books and bumped into the girl again. |
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The young man's brows furrowed, babbling something incoherently from under his father's firm hand. |
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To me, it has as much to do with Beethovenian Sturm und Drang as with babbling brooks. |
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She was drunk, and giddy, and tired, and thus was babbling nonsensically, and he shouldn't take anything she said too seriously. |
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Cassia squeaked and scrambled to his feet, hugging the other boy and babbling apologies. |
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The little girl was happily babbling and taking in her new surroundings with awe and she hadn't made a single fussy peep. |
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There, among the babbling minds of the incompetent human race, was my beloved Farrell. |
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His partner, terrified, dropped his own weapon and backed away, babbling in broken Cantonese. |
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Until now, babbling had been observed only in humans and a few primates, such as pygmy marmosets. |
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Infant babbling, the stringing together of vowel and consonant sounds, is an important stage in the eventual development of language. |
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But at the end of the day, I laid my head on the tacky floral pattern of the motel pillow, and I missed Callum's silly babbling and baby cuddles. |
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Max, who wasn't responding well to treatment, remained in the hospital ward babbling at the ceiling and cursing in his more lucid moments. |
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The rivers that were raging torrents as I crossed them last December were reduced to babbling brooks. |
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Her eyes were still fixed on Mr. Stevens who was babbling and raving in some type of speech Alexander had never heard before. |
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We had both been babbling on about the joys of adventure when a young woman stood up and cut us short. |
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They walked through some tall trees and ended up by a small babbling river, there was a small fort there, and a tent pitched outside. |
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Turn right here and follow the very indistinct path through heather keeping the boggy babbling brook immediately to your right. |
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She dandled the fruit playfully, kissed it several times, and pretended to juggle it, while laughing with a delicious babbling brook of a laugh. |
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On the soundproofed pastel wall, a huge TV screen showed a stream babbling over rocks. |
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Cooling a bottle of white wine in a babbling brook at your picnic site is a lovely thought, but in reality it is not a sensible one. |
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Iona's laugh, a sound like a babbling brook on a summer afternoon, broke the spell. |
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And that sickly-sweet music with birds chirping, water babbling, and the rush of wheat fields in the wind seemed brain numbing. |
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There were tall trees, wide-open plains, meandering streams, babbling brooks, rolling hills, and smart, intelligent people. |
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We all want to be able to communicate with our babies, grandbabies or siblings as soon as we can beyond the babbling and cooing. |
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In fact, I tend to favour country pubs with beer gardens next to babbling streams. |
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The idea of a little town nestling between two babbling brooks is a beautiful one and we owe it to ourselves to keep it as beautiful as possible. |
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She was babbling something to the effect that, if she could just get his autograph, her life would be complete. |
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Not far away was a clear, babbling stream of fresh water from the top of the mountain. |
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In contrast to common chimps, at six months of age Kanzi engaged in much vocal babbling and seemed to be trying to imitate human speech. |
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The brook beside the castle was babbling peacefully as a warm breeze swept over the meadow. |
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Now a gorgeous 3-mile trail runs up and over the hills, past soap-root, buckeyes, and manzanitas and across a babbling brook. |
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She was aware that she was babbling, but for some inexplicable reason she was nervous. |
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It was only midnight and he was already stumbling and babbling nonsensically. |
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It was babbling loudly, clamoring to tell her about every fish swimming in its depths and about any animal that happened to drink its water. |
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Then we spilled out into the corridor, babbling incoherently and the experience that none of us would ever forget came to an end. |
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The strong smell of his presence filled her senses and she found herself babbling uncontrollably, unable so stop. |
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A surly teenage chick with a sidekick boyfriend stopped me and started babbling. |
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There were tall trees, wide-open planes, meandering streams, babbling brooks, rolling hills, and smart, intelligent people. |
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Ancient forests, canyons, gentle babbling brooks, great rivers, mangrove swamps, open fields and pristine glaciers so blue that they rival the sky in beauty. |
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The playful activities would include babbling, imitation, repetition and exploration of tonal and rhythm patterns along with free-flowing movement. |
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Because the games are being held in Ireland, they have brought the most toe-curlingly hypocritical self-congratulatory creeps in the country babbling into the limelight. |
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The backland areas between Lake Geneva and Jura with their dreamy villages, old castles, babbling brooks and bright oak forests. |
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Afterwards, retreat to the summer house and relax to the sounds of birds and the babbling brook. |
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We never have, and almost certainly never will have, that idyllic outdoor meal on a checked rug by a babbling stream, because as they say, it's all in the mind. |
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The little bridges that cross the babbling stream at the entrance to his home brought joy into his heart every time he crossed it, as this was the place he loved. |
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There were small huts built up in the trees and straight through the middle ran a babbling stream, with a waterfall at the far side of the clearing. |
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Ronan noticed Midori turning her head every so often as they walked, to admire a fine flower or to watch the babbling stream and the fish splashing in it. |
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After the Europeans came to this island, they wiped out countless babbling brooks, streams and rivers that flowed throughout the island down from the mountain. |
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These included waves, the song of whales, the wind through the trees, a babbling stream, rain and even the sound of grass rustling across the plains. |
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The air is filled with the sound of babbling brooks and the occasional braying donkey. |
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The chief executive is babbling about synergies, benefits of rationalisation and economies of scale. |
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Then the minister makes the colossal mistake of babbling in front of the media. |
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Schubert was a master at evoking everything from lightly babbling brooks, through rolling waves, to turbulent seas. |
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Smile and respond to your baby's babbling, but let your baby ask for some items before handing them over. |
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Sounding like laughing elves, babbling streams used the impermeability of the soil to dig valleys that are buried in the fog. |
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She learned that cooing and babbling to her child in response to his sounds, commonly called 'motherese', would help the baby boy learn to talk. |
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For all her pleonasm, for all her longwinded babbling, for all her pathetic redundancy, there is still so much that she will never, ever articulate. |
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I realize now that I spoke to her in paragraphs, babbling on and on, while she talked sparingly but concisely. |
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Children splash around in the babbling river where the infection began, women washing and bathing on rocks in the sun. |
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Not only may they be purposely babbling and coding their conversations to confuse the eavesdroppers, but there are also the complexities of language itself. |
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It was rare that he got excited to the point of babbling about anything, but the thrill of catching and taming a wild horse was something she could easily understand. |
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I hate ingratitude more in a man than lying, vainness, babbling, drunkenness, or any taint of vice whose strong corruption inhabits our frail blood. |
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Relying on their well-established formula of eerie melodies, pastoral soundscapes, babbling children and rhythmic clamour, their sophomore effort rings true. |
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The touring relatives were babbling and oohing and aahing and calling out to each other as they started to wonder off among the aisles in search of more edible curios. |
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I have an image of living in a country cottage by a babbling brook, striding over the hills with my two black Labradors for a pint in the village inn. |
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Play music or meditate: Take a few minutes before dropping off to sleep to calm your mind with soothing music or a CD of the sounds of nature: the ocean, the wind, twittering birds, a babbling brook. |
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In the ritzy Upper Engadine it flows through the famous Engadine lakes and as yet a babbling brook, enters the narrower and more rugged Lower Engadine. |
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I'd drown out the babbling past that I wear like a hairshirt to irritate my sense of failure and to punish myself because of it. |
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Listen to the babbling waters of the turbulent falls and explore the natural beauty that nature has to offer. This is the best place to rejuvenate and bond with nature. |
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And they meet in the figure of the parrot, the animal that possesses the faculty of imitating human speech, of babbling and reiterating without understanding, like Bouvard and Pécuchet. |
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Smell sometimes played a part in nerd identification, along with a strange, excited babbling noise, a language now known as ancient geek. |
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Another neotard babbling incoherently in a desperate attempt to blame Bush economic ruin on anyone but Bush. |
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The entire mehfil was babbling away but Bahadur's tense silence rang like an alarm in my head. |
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She heard confusedly the busy, indifferent voices around her, and wished her mind could flow into that easy babbling current. |
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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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The government should get past babbling about how horrified we are over the Kazemi case and get moving on positive fronts to support those Canadians now working for democracy in Iran. |
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The charm of the lovingly tended, wooded and flowing parklands where we can appreciate the surrounding beauty in total peace and quiet, and take comfort from the babbling waterfall. |
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By the age of one year the child is babbling with varying intonation patterns, accompanied by extensive kinesic and vocalizational activity. |
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It was a pleasant walk through the medieval town, across the squares, along the wide streets and alleyways, past the austere façades and babbling fountains, the tempting boutiques and welcoming bistros. |
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When we knowingly align ourselves with this greater Intelligence then, instead of being babbling idiots we are enabled to act with Wisdom and Joy, and even Certitude. |
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This clearly means that the early babbling of the deaf infants would have naturally developed into whatever sign language was being used in the linguistic environment of the child. |
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Almost all children make babbling sounds during infancy, and no relationship has been established between the amount of babbling during the first six months and the amount or quality of speech produced by a child at age two. |
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The Lebanese, with nearly 16, pip babbling Britons at the post. |
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Although the brook itself still looked like a small river in the 1930s, it is difficult to imagine that today's slowly babbling rivulet was used for boat-trips under the Castle area. |
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Around six months of age, a child will begin babbling, producing the speech sounds or handshapes of the languages used around them. |
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The study's results showed infants whose mothers attended more closely to their babbling vocalized more complex sounds and develop language skills sooner. |
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Care to explain what you're babbling about this time, tardlet? |
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The men were babbling, so we couldn't make sense of anything. |
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In the Book of Judith, Holofernes is depicted as a babbling drunkard. |
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