I heard just about everyone gasp, saw a few women fainting, and the bishop's piggy eyes widen in shock. |
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Hopefully, this last gasp of imperialism supported by industrial capitalism will be short-lived. |
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As each flash ripped through the reddened sky, the force of the angry discharge made him gasp in awe. |
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The camera lingers for a few seconds, and audiences let out a collective gasp. |
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She induced an involuntary gasp from the branch as she pouted and flicked her ash-blonde tresses over a lovely shoulder. |
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As the oxygen mask reduced her need to gasp for breath, Mary relaxed a bit and reflected on her last, turbulent hour. |
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You'll laugh just as much at the elevator scene as you'll gasp at the runaway train sequence. |
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He sat and listened attentively, supplying her with the occasional wide-eyed stare or gasp. |
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At this point an audible gasp could be heard from the direction of the leaders. |
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Several hours later, after all the visitors have left, Maureen finally awakens from her deep sleep with a gasp and rises to a sitting position. |
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As the frigid water saturates his jacket and pants, his first instinct is to let out a loud gasp. |
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The force throws me forward on to my hands and knees and I gasp rather than scream. |
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With a gasp, his head jerked left as a metallic sound echoed through the room. |
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He uttered a faint, choking gasp, and toppled over backwards, stiff as a board. |
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Nor would they be able to gasp enough oxygen through their tracheae, the breathing system that limits most insects to the half-inch scale. |
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She looked at me with her round eyes starting from her face, and then turned over her shoulder to see if her gasp had alerted anyone. |
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He used to go blue during the feed so I would sit him up and blow in his face and he would gasp for breath and continue his feed. |
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With a small gasp of delight, the mer-kid stroked its edges gently, unclasped the lid, and pulled the small box open. |
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I sat bolt upright with a gasp, sweating and shaking and completely disoriented. |
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He swallowed a gasp when he saw a small group of girls with cameras, snapping pictures of what appeared to be him and Faith. |
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It was only when he soaped away some of the mud covering the man's waist that he pulled back with a gasp. |
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He dips his chin, and just as an expectant gasp ripples through the crowd, Eddie launches himself over the wall into a bramble of wild roses. |
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But no sound came from them, only a small breathy gasp echoed pathetically around the large kitchen. |
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But there was still time for one last gasp dramatic twist to this spellbinding semi-final. |
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Such virtuoso, highly finished bronze groups can be seen as the last gasp of the great tradition of Florentine art. |
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It still took a last gasp goal to save Erin's Own, but the certainty is they'll return to the fray on Saturday all buoyed up. |
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The thud of the wound, the squelch of the intrusion of iron into flesh was punctuated with the gasp of the Vikings. |
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A gasp escaped from him as the sword's razor edge sliced through his left shoulder. |
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They made contemptibly lukewarm, stewed tea, not the burning hot, intensely flavoured medicinal liquid that made you gasp as you sipped it. |
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Suddenly, the man drew in a sharp gasp and the heart monitor erupted into a flurry of sound, beeping off the steady, but rapid heartbeats. |
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He turned around and bent down to pick up the lantern, but straightened and turned back around when he heard Kayla gasp. |
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Arin felt a lump form in the back of his throat, a strangled gasp being all that could escape. |
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She wanted to scream, but a strangled sounding gasp was all that emitted from her. |
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The angels in the hall all hissed slightly, a sound that was half astonished gasp and half restrained fear. |
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With a shock he inhaled sharply, as if recovering his breath in a gasp after a hard painful effort. |
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The others gasp in surprise, shocked at the unexpected action taken by their usually quiet and nice friend. |
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All my breath left me in one gasp and I panted for breath as he set me back down on my feet. |
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Then she started with a loud gasp, pulled her hand out of his, and tried to sit up while clapping her hand against her forehead at the same time. |
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When she hears a baby's soft whimper, Daphne claps a hand over her mouth to stifle a gasp of surprise. |
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The last gasp opportunity came when the Thrashers iced the puck with just 8.9 seconds left. |
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The elder man spoke in a weak, plaintive tone, constantly stopping to wheeze and gasp for breath. |
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With a gasp from the motors and a jolt, the ship surged into the overwhelming blackness of space, inky dark except for the sprinkling of stars. |
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My cheeks are flushed as I gasp for air, and their rosy pinkness glows like a sunrise. |
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Pain coursed through her body, but she did not have a mouth to gasp in pain with. |
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Even though his windpipe was nearly crushed, he managed to gasp a single word. |
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Without warning, he pulled his adversary's hood down, which drew a collective gasp from the crowd. |
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As he finished saying this, he heard a soft gasp for air, and delayed breathing. |
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From the moment we leave our mother's body at birth to our last gasp on our deathbed, we need air every minute. |
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She believed it to be a modest hovel, although many of the items she had acquired over the years were priced at a point many would gasp at. |
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Nat gave a louder gasp that drew some more shuffles from the other side of the room. |
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A large gasp emerged from my throat as I caught a glimpse of myself in the mirror. |
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I hear a collective gasp of anguish and witness a row of black-haired heads drop into despairing hands. |
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Your chest tightens up, and you instinctively gasp for air in which the oxygen largely has been displaced by water vapor. |
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Devon responded, but gave a startled gasp as her hand accidentally found the exit wound on his shoulder blade. |
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People would gasp and think the show was over and we would dim the lights implying the end, and then KAPOW! |
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In those days he was cooking in London clubs like the Valbonne, frequented by the last gasp of the jet set. |
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I hope they'll be entertaining, something juicy for us to gasp and giggle about. |
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As she pulled at the laces of the tight whalebone corset, she gave a little gasp. |
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He listens to the oxygen machines hum and burble and gasp, the humidifier wheeze, the buzz of the fluorescent light in the hall. |
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Some gasp when Jesus is whipped, many toss bills and coins into collection buckets being passed around. |
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Mac wrenched her eyes away from his with a gasp and suddenly everything was a whirl of motion. |
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Hanging from an overhang by a bare knuckle with not so much as a carabiner, let alone a safety net to halt your fall, I hear you gasp. |
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He might surface, gasp for air and taunting by his pirate comrades and then be keelhauled back underwater. |
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I gave a gasp as Justin came over with a bouquet of yellow and white daisies and a huge smile on his face. |
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I move slightly and gasp, jumping backwards, heart thumping with shock and fright. |
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He wrestled her arm away long enough to gasp a few precious seconds of air from the surface before going under. |
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Winded, I curl into a ball on my side, tip my head back and gasp for breath. |
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Finally, with a last gasp, the truck hissed as its air brakes were applied and the engine shuddered to a halt. |
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Instead I recoiled in horror, letting out a loud, involuntary gasp of disgust, and dropped them back where I'd found them. |
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A great gasp went up as the ship listed heavily, and looked as though she would heel over completely. |
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The rich, throat-catching smell of hard worked packhorses hit me even as I drew in a sharp gasp of amazement. |
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The brief respite from the pain was used to gasp for breath and try to collect herself. |
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Timothy simultaneously suppressed a gasp of terror and a retch of repulsion. |
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On the way to the morgue, a police officer heard the man gasp for air and they immediately took him to the emergency unit at the nearest hospital. |
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I was with him at his last gasp and kissed him on the forehead. |
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There was a collective gasp at both the four-letter word and the bitter sentiment it carried. |
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I am lucky on Secret Six to have an editor, Mark Doyle, who agrees, we want people to gasp out loud. |
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As soon as Lana flipped on the switch, letting the weak light of a flickering lamp in the corner just barely illuminate the small room, Olivia let out a small gasp of shock. |
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The levels of pattern and pen-flourishing in vivid inks, glowing ornamentation, decorative letters, borders, jewelled frames and vignettes made me gasp. |
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Emily heard a sharp gasp, then the sound of shuffling feet, then several thuds and slaps as the purists complied with the request, their paws meeting the cabinets. |
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As the doors were blasted away, an audible gasp was heard from within. |
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I inhaled a lungful of salt water, jerked my head up to choke and gasp for air, then smacked my face back into the water so I could monitor the shark. |
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Tonight, millions of Americans from sea to shining sea will gasp at a night sky filled with brilliant colors and loud explosions. |
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She could not even utter a cry of pain, just a short gasp of disbelief. |
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The other imbibers always gasp in horror, as if someone just snapped their single malt right out of their hand. |
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There was an audible gasp from their audience, and justly so. |
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They started to win possession at will and got their reward with a last gasp goal which was a fitting reward for their great second half performance. |
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There is a gasp at such a strong curse word and parents clap their hands over the ears of their children as even worse is shouted by the mayor's wife. |
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She tried to gasp an apology, but my hand stopped her lips from moving. |
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As we pulled up in front of the estate, I heard her soft gasp of surprise. |
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When I saw what he had been hiding, a startled gasp escaped my lips. |
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That collective gasp you hear is the audience jolted by intolerable cruelty in 12 Years a Slave. |
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With each gasp for breath, the wolves became more and more tired. |
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In spite of the collected gasp from the crowd, he took it well. |
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The jack-in-the-box has popped, just as we expected it to, but it still made us gasp. |
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Emily's hand came up to cover her mouth as she stifled a gasp of surprise. |
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A sharp intake of breath all round was followed by an out-and-out gasp of horror as our eyes collectively made it past this first obstacle and on to the rest of the house. |
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Oldham's voice is pointed, with every gasp repressed yet breathing desire. |
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Bo heard a gasp, and then something being thrown in his general direction. |
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She started, giving a little gasp herself and turned back to look at him. |
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An uncomfortable silence hung over them like a nasty fog as she waited for a gasp of shock and a whole barrage of scolding to fall onto her sister, but none came. |
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My mom let out a gasp when she saw the box sitting on my desk. |
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Julia stifles a gasp and puts a hand over her mouth, remaining silent. |
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I gasp loudly as the cold liquid soaks my face and my chest. |
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Dimi Konstantopoulos's decision to run upfield for Boro's stoppage time corner backfired horribly with Fulham scoring a last gasp winner. |
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The perfect amount of raunchy shock value to color a guffaw with a gasp. |
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Didn't I tell you? As true as I'm drinking this porter if he was at his last gasp he'd try to downface you that dying was living. |
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I gasp out aloud wondering if I hit another car, or have been hit by another car, every time my car wheel goes over this manhole. |
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A gutsy home victory over Stade and a last gasp defeat to Leicester, did however offer some crumbs of comfort. |
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How, driving in whiteout above tree line the summit road washed white blue-white gone to swirling powder, we gasp whirling inside the frosted sigh of the earth. |
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It's your last gasp before a winceyette nightie and teeth in a glass. |
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And every time Balls insists he knew nothing about these antics, you can hear a collective gasp of disbelief from politicians and political journalists alike. |
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You may gasp, you may gawp, you may ask for the bedroom light to be left on but if you're a brave child over the age of nine then you're guaranteed a ghoulishly great time. |
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