I did not and do not seek a Luther-like emotional trauma and a shattering onrush of new experience. |
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Abstractedly she listens as her daughter, standing up straight in an onrush of light at the open kitchen door, talks to a deliveryman. |
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He was asked by the CIA to leave, once the onrush of the revolution seemed imminent. |
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Some might look back on the hungry years and embrace the onrush of fame with relief, but not our man. |
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Croft left a message and went to his club where, like the onrush of a sudden tide, all the talk, now, had turned to the upcoming race. |
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The uncertainty concerning the proper scope of IP rights is magnified by the onrush of technology. |
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As it hit the coast, we could hear the splintering sound of the buildings smashed by the powerful onrush. |
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The Francisca is supposed to have been thrown in a massed volley to create certain amounts of mayhem prior to the onrush of the host of warriors. |
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How do people make sense of the onrush without being submerged by it? |
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The biggest for firms in Europe today is the sweeping away of borders and the onrush of international capital. |
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A sportive course for canyons experts, a mountain onrush, a limpid water, all of this in stunning settings. |
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By month's end, though, the rapidly shortening days in the onrush to the winter solstice leave the planet setting more than an hour and a half after the Sun. |
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The permissions I give and am given by the interruptions of my thought in the corner of my room contrive my cadences, showing the line breaks to the onrush of my words. |
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The onrush of new alloys and manufacturing processes means clubheads twice the size of the original oversize drivers are not merely on the horizon, they're available now. |
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The onrush of so many projects at one time is certainly daring: not since Mrs Thatcher has a British politician seemed in quite so much of a hurry to do a lot. |
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I have an unexpected onrush of something that feels like shame. |
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In the winter, outbreaks of arctic air can progress rapidly southward, unimpeded by any terrain barriers, bringing an onrush of cloud, snow and wind to points south. |
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When a downpour occurs or snow melts, this elevation will prevent the sudden onrush of a large quantity of water into the storm drain at the foot of your garage entrance. |
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He was overwhelmed by an immediate onrush of hospitality as the geekerati lined up to get a word with him. |
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The onrush finds its channel and momentum. |
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The enemy could not only have broken through, but he might have trampled Patton's position in the onrush. |
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