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Sentence Examples In the past two months, the fund industry has been rocked by allegations of ethical lapses. While my musical strength may be in the Classical realm, I also know that Little Richard really rocked in his day. Despite the odd venue choice, Billy Corgan and his openers still rocked out. His Uncle Milton Ant Farm rocked the novelty world when it was launched in 1956, and since then more than 20 million units have sold. I rocked up a bit early, as I realised that they were squeezing me in, and almost walked straight through. Borneo has been rocked by ethnic tension between Dayaks and Madurese for many years. Outside, an ear-splitting crash of thunder rocked the sky, echoing the visual blast of lightning. It wasn't a ghost that rocked up at the Veterinary Clinic in Selborne, 10 days ago. As the hours slowly passed, he rocked back and forth, muttering prayers first in Latin, then in Gaelic, then in English. She rocked the gleaming harp towards her, nestling it into its accustomed spot on her right shoulder. I slid into the seat, all too aware of the fact that all conversation had died the second I'd rocked up to the table. I've been living abroad for three years now but when I lived in Melbourne this was the only place I rocked up to on a Sunday. Three explosions rocked a business park as a huge fire destroyed a garden ornament factory. His head rocked arrhythmically from side to side, eyes glazed with the idiot stare of deep immersion. Taking a deep breath of his own, Patrick looked over at his mother as she slowly rocked back and forth, counting the beads of her rosary. The ship rocked and the candles wavered precariously, on the edge of shrouding them in darkness. In recent times the town has been rocked by criminal activities which have resulted in some people being killed in cold blood by roughnecks. I rocked back on my heels and pretended to be offended, though the effect was probably ruined by the badly suppressed grin on my face. At that moment a strong gust of wind rocked the Weston house, and the lights flickered and then electricity failed. Particular thanks go to the Summerland Rockers who jived and rocked their hearts out to a very appreciative audience. Show More Sentences His own punches at times found a target, only to be rocked with an avalanche of blows in retaliation. Although they may not agree at all times and obviously have many different views and opinions, the boat has not been rocked. We lads were all laughing and joking when there was a series of terrific thuds and the shelter rocked. I sat on the floor and rocked back and forth, crying until he called out to me. Above, the sky was furrowed with threatening bands of gray, yet the sparrow rocked itself gently to sleep. Time after time he rocked on to the back foot to send the ball whistling through mid wicket and backward point. He rocked forwards but when he tried to regain his balance he over done the movement and fell backwards. He awoke to a subliminal judder and then a hollow, deep boom that rocked through the fortress and was not so much heard as felt. The ship rocked violently, groaning and creaking with the weight and buffeting of the waves. Europe's bourses were rocked, and shareholders realized more than ever that bad governance costs them money. A loud screech and a subtle jar rocked the airplane as the rear wheels met the pavement. At the showing the audience cheered, whistled, rocked with laughter, but all were moved, and were very proud. India had been rocked by the match-fixing episode and the team was rudderless. I did put out a quiver-tip, which rocked back and forth like a blade of grass bowing and stooping before the wind. The girl cried until she was red in the face and trembling, as her mother rocked her. The 8-weight fly rod rocked back, loaded and delivered its delicate payload just past the wagging tail. Then suddenly two explosions rocked the water and the Kursk was down, settling with a dull thump on the sea floor. The past five months have brought charges of price gouging, illegal insider trading, kickbacks and payola that have rocked the industry. She rocked onto her toes and back onto her heels excitedly, her short brown ponytail bobbing as she did so. When wing forward Tom Lennon boxed an Andrew Hickey delivery past Chris Meaney it rocked the Leighlin men back on their heels. Show More Sentences The normally staid boardrooms of the country's big car makers have been rocked by allegations of bribery and sexual intrigue. Hours after the quake rocked central and southern Italy, rescue teams were clawing at the concrete in the search for survivors. He felt woozy and dizzy as usual in the morning, and he slowly rocked himself forward, and forced himself up. Don wrapped his protective arms around her and didn't leave her until he had rocked her to a fitful sleep two hours later. Even Demi Moore, who rocked the pixie cut in Ghost, now sports a poker-straight curtain. Alfred is a simon-pure Republican, rocked in his cradle to the stirring rhythms of G.O.P. speeches, grown to a man sure to vote the party line. The young woman, standing at the end of my bed, rocked a sleeping baby wrapped in a shawl. The road had been recently rocked and his tires had little traction on the bumpy surface. By the time he rocked up, his image wasn't sufficient to conjure the usual assignations of friendship and filiation. I rocked wildly on my feet, and pitched forward a little, almost knocking someone over. The wood rocked again, now more violently, and the splashing recommenced, this time in a rhythm, sounding like oars penetrating water. As she coaxed out my tale of hypochondria and patiently explained the phenomenon of growing pains, my mother rocked me in her arms. Music fans have been rocked after hundreds of tickets for this year's V Festival were snapped up by touts trying to make a quick profit. You need people you trust to lean on, someone steady in your world that has just been severely and tragically rocked. She rocked me back and forth in her arms, much like quieting a restless babe. We then wrapped her in a length of white muslin and lifted her above our heads and rocked her. Merlin's head rocked back from the force of the impact and an explosion ripped through his ears. Branco rocked Gatti with a big shot and the battle moved into the ropes as Gatti clinched. She rocked herself to and fro, and the tears gathered in her eyes and slowly trickled down her cheeks. Some women started cooking meal under trees while some others gently rocked makeshift cradles hanging from tree branches. Show More Sentences Both films take place in the aftermath of the devastating earthquake that rocked northern Iran in 1990, killing nearly 50,000 people. Brimstone's ship was violently rocked by the explosions, but still managed to maintain their shields. Situated in a sensitive seismic zone, the country has been rocked by many earthquakes. He is awake in the middle of the night and he feels as if the hotel is being rocked by an earthquake. Then the entire world was rocked by a massive earthquake, which killed more than half the population. He held her hand and rocked it back and forth like a child on a hobby horse. An explosion rocked the hull as the back end of the helicopter was hit by the missile. Thus climaxed a family boardroom drama that has rocked Hyundai, the largest chaebol, and Korean business. All this took place in Cincinnati which was rocked by riots and violent protests in the preceding weeks. But even though my atheism was not rocked during the writing of Quarantine, it was changed. They produced a storming first half display which rocked Barrow to their boots. Your utter disregard for everything that is good and decent has rocked the very foundation upon which our society is built. Particularly good though is Basinger as a mother wanting more from a wounded marriage, rocked by the memory of a painful incident. The announcement rocked a town that already has suffered a steady loss of manufacturing jobs to low-wage nations such as China and Mexico. But our island's towns and cities have been rocked by their own lesser-known scandals. The international tennis scene has been rocked by a series of drug stories. The eruption produced a cloud of steam and ash that wreathed the 3,000 ft Stromboli mountain and a tidal wave that rocked ships in ports more than 100 miles away. The floor seemed to be pitching, like a boat rocked by waves. He rocked the middle part, listened to the backstreet Boys, watched wrestling, and played videogames. Some reviewers gave her flak for relying a bit too heavily on her cue cards in this one, but at least she rocked the bandanna. Show More Sentences Farah channeled Hollywood's Golden Age as she rocked a full-length turquoise and blinding sparkles mermaid dress. During the first weekend of filming with Greg, I heard of Cody Wilson and I was emotionally rocked. On a pitch that became increasingly difficult to bat on, East Lancs were rocked by losing a wicket to the first ball of their reply and in truth they never recovered. An early goal could have rocked Brighton back on their heels. The floorboards of the Linenhall hall gently rocked as the both the audience and musicians tapped the various rhythms of jigs, reels, polkas, to name but a few! I guess you just get use to being rocked to sleep every night. They rocked the world with Fantasia and Snow White and Lady and the Tramp, but Mulan and the Lion King and Beauty and the Beast were rather lame as far as I've heard. And anyone who says different is a lamer, because it rocked. He rocked her, relishing in the feeling of his arms around her. A week earlier, a drive-by shooting had rocked that same neighborhood, taking five lives and injuring four. He rocked his body at the mike, rolled his eyes, pulled back his lips in elegant disdain, and finished each sentence with a sensual guttural trail. For the second day, a suicide blast rocked the city of Tal Afar. Corporate scandals have recently rocked the business world, shocked shareholders and the public at large, and led to the downfall of several large-scale firms. After initially taking the moral ground, Johnny finds the tables turning, and his own sense of self being rocked as he is forced to confront his past. For the year 2001, the company was ranked as the 6th largest corporation in the world, but before the year was out, it was rocked by scandal and filed for bankruptcy. Mary's perfect little world is about to be rocked in a serious way. Because they rocked and we wished we could have stayed longer. Performing a variety of songs from all three albums, the band rocked out on a dynamic rollercoaster that ranged from the softest melodies to pounding virtual thrash metal. Then Anthony and Lance rocked up with a bottle of Cointreau. On Saturday morning, about 4000 squatters rocked up at a piece of land in the Bredell area in South Africa's industrial heartland, the Gauteng province. Show More Sentences I rocked up to head office in Dunedin and said I'd like to be a nurse. Terrance rocked up not much later and not long after that we left. It is obviously easier to move one person, who is not going to rock the boat, than two, who have rocked the boat, and have got off a discipline proceedings. Ever since the blast rocked four houses in the middle of a terraced row in Cecilia Street, Great Lever, two years ago, piles of rubble have remained to mark the spot. Charging a measly 20 bucks, Canada's favourite lupine hippie rocked a sold-out audience at das Kool Haus for pretty close to an hour and 45 minutes. I rocked her back and forth, sang her some songs, we even ventured downstairs for the teething ring and up again, but nothing I tried was calming her down. The backwash rocked the occupants as the sides of the boats kissed gently. On a fatal journey back to England a storm rocked his ship and as the crew and dismal captain bailed water from the ship, an amazing thing happened for John. An airport security official, who did not want to be identified, said the bomb rocked the front of the terminal building, smashing windows and causing considerable damage. Depardieu has been in a few American titles that have been funny, though nothing that rocked the silver screens enough to gain a long-term following. An earthquake measuring 5.5 in magnitude rocked the region today. Plus Glenn were rocked back on their heels three minutes later when Kevin Savage lashed a thunderous shot off the underside of the Glenn crossbar and into the net. Alex is rocked by a tidal wave of emotion when he visits Benny in jail. The tow aircraft and glider then crossed into the second area, where the pilot of the tug rocked his wings to signal the pilot of the glider to release the towline. The moonbeams shifted as the trees rocked back and forth in the wind. Just as the man turned, another blinding explosion rocked Lans' world. Apart from scandals that have rocked the sacred houses, there is an increase in the ungodly activities of the men of the pulpit and some of their flock. He thought the ground rocked slightly beneath him, and that he surely must be dreaming or seeing things, when Sport suddenly shied and reared back, nearly unseating him. The camera rocked as Daisy first snorted then burst with laughter. It's reassuringly stable, yet easily rocked to brace against side-waves. Show More Sentences It changed the creative topography of the show and it rocked our world and it rocked the viewers. She was dizzy. The world swam before her eyes and rocked like the boat. I sat on the old swing set, and rocked back and forth slowly. I rocked with him as I felt my anger slowly fading as he hummed in my ear. His Bronze Star medal citation for the incident praises his courage under fire in the aftermath of a mine explosion that rocked another swift boat on that day 35 years ago. Within ten minutes the stagecoach rocked back into motion and sent a cloud of dust and dirt and grit billowing skywards across the yard towards the gray clapboard building. My table rocked, my lamp fell and went out, and my window closed as if some thief had been surprised and had fled out into the night, shutting it behind him. Still, despite their age, they rocked that ice climbing challenge. The interplay between keyboards, flute, guitar and even a rocked out penny whistle is absolutely mesmerizing, with each musician pushing the other to the limit. The Republic recovered the pride and drive that fuelled their brave World Cup challenge on a night when Hampden Park rocked to the compulsive beat of a compelling performance. The escape pod rocked from the turbulence created by the shock waves. I want my world rocked and my cosy assumptions blown out of the water. She stood still as he rocked her gently, one hand cradling her head. Jack winced as a heavy bracket of crossfire rocked his ship. The same player rocked Carlow with a thunderous shot off the goalpost for a spectacular goal to put Port ahead for the first time after 12 minutes. It's body rocked slightly with the force of the faery's movement, it's black marbled eyes boring into Peter with all the intensity of a diamond tipped drill. Not sure what the content was, but by gum the subject line rocked out. This truly dynamic duo of old-school, street style, hip-hop lyricists from Pittsburgh rocked the house with a nickel bag of attitude and lunatic gyrations to spare. Maury rocked his chair onto its back legs, rubbed his shirted stomach, grinned. The Scots reply was rocked by the early loss of Hamilton while Ryan Watson, Fraser Watts and Neil McCallum were all run out. Show More Sentences According to a report by Almayadeen news website, the explosion rocked Jermanna neighborhood in Rif Damashq. The former Scotland Under-21 player's career has been rocked by two leg breaks but he has managed to sample success along the way nevertheless. He rocked back a little on his feet and tucked his chin so I heel-palmed him across the bridge of his nose with my left. The pigeon rocked itself backwards and forwards on the bough, swelling out its breast feathers and laying its coralline beak upon them. Meanwhile, violent explosions rocked Reif Damascus and clashes took place in Homs, the LCC said. The main passage runs between vertical slab rocked walls roofed by a series of stone lintels. Amador rocked me slowly in that amniotic tranquility, as I started to get sleepy and could hear the unsettling rubatosis of my beating heart. Mechanical engineer Roy Keld and his family were just 2km away when huge blasts rocked the northern port city of Tianjin. New shelling rocked the pro-Russian rebel stronghold of Donetsk in eastern Ukraine on Wednesday despite a fragile ceasefire. The latest losing streak is its longest for eight years when markets were rocked by recession fears after the dot-com bubble burst. That city-state rocked in the '90s, and banks sprung up like palm trees. This new challenge of space and spacepower has rocked the United States as few other events in the country's brief history. This was used to work a beam engine, in which a large wooden beam rocked upon a central fulcrum. The quivering mass of jello rocked back and forth incessantly but remained on the plate. Later in 2000, Fiji was rocked by two mutinies when rebel soldiers went on a rampage at Suva's Queen Elizabeth Barracks. In the afternoon of 18 November 1857, a huge explosion rocked Mainz when the city's powder magazine, the Pulverturm, exploded. As the ship rocked, Silkie went flying across the room and came knockingly hard into a set of wooden water barrels. This time, the engine roared and the kite rocked against the brakes then sluggishly rolled down the strip. From this turnpike he walked far, only to stand in icelight where the poets and brothers rocked in the rickety porch-dark of his body. She pulled on the teeny, tacky red shorts over the top of diamante encrusted black leggings and rocked it with a cheapo looking lipstick T-Shirt. Show More Sentences A soft, distant foom. The lights blinked, then faded. Foom-foom-foom! Explosions, one after another, rocked the tunnel. Their sexscandal rocked the state polity especially after a sleaze CD, showing Bhanwari and Maderna in compromising situation, was made public. If you were in the business of selling dicey meat, the invention of the telephone rocked your world. He did not mention the failed coup plot against him or the protests that have rocked Burundi for weeks over his bid for a third term in office. The girl tossed the book on the planks of the swing and rocked back and forth, as she pulled the scrunchi out of her hair and rebound her ponytail. Bodies sweatily close, arms locked, cheek to cheek, breast to breast, couples rocked to the pulse-like beat of the rhythm, yet quite oblivious each person of the other. I rocked and rolled. I ingested illicit substances. I revoluted. Rachael says she can't stand a man in a beard but I bet if George Clooney, Brad Pitt or Gary Barlow rocked up in the morning with their hairy fizzogs she wouldn't complain. Throughout 1905, the Imperial Russian government was rocked by revolution. That's the question this week's episode raises, as the 2nd Mass investigate an explosion that has rocked the city, only to find a pile of destroyed skitters. The forky lightning flashed, and the deep toned thunder reverberated peal on peal, while the shrieking winds rocked the tree tops, and poured their wild melody upon the ear. In addition to the challenges facing all newspapers, it has been rocked by the decline of its Kaplan education arm, once a cash cow that protected the expensive newspapering. Along with Christine Keeler and osteopath Stephen Ward, Rice-Davies was a key figure in the 1963 Profumo scandal which rocked the Conservative government. I waited for his assistance but it didn't come. He let me trail for I don't know how long. I hollered and cried, cursed, rocked the boat. No soap. The British tech-metallers rocked up in Birmingham oozing confidence on the back of their career-defining album Edge of the Earth and proceeded to lay waste to the Institute. Navy's Fifth Fleet, has been rocked by unrest since a 2011 Shiite-led uprising demanding a constitutional monarchy and more representative government. For a while, the outdoor broadcast scanner was rocked on its wheels by the protesters and they managed to shut off the power to one of the big GE video screen projectors. Examples from Classical Literature The tent rocked and bellied, bellied and flapped with reverberations like drum-beats. The catboat rocked at its moorings, and there was no trace of how Nita had departed. He awoke on the stone in a world that rocked as sea-boats rock on a choppy sea. The sound was so intense that it fairly rocked the Secret Room to its furthermost cranny. It seemed to the young couple as if they were being rocked on a sea of verdure. Poor Shelby's nerves were so rocked that he condescended to complain to the clerk. A soundless gasp, a flash of dismay rocked him, but neither was his gasp nor his dismay. The body is rocked from side to side for a short time, and then it stiffens. The wind rose to a regular gale and the wagon rocked like a cockleshell on a choppy sea. The amnion in fact begins to pulsate slowly and rhythmically, and by its pulsation the embryo is rocked to and fro in the egg. Angus swears the second one rocked the dug out so his mess kit slid right offen the table. It is a bath that can be rocked, or inclined in any direction, for its center rests upon a ball-and-socket joint. On the beach, there was quite a movement, but that might be seaweed rocked by the tide. She held him closer round the neck, and rocked him on her breast like a child. She covered her face, and rocked to and fro like one in the throes of a deep suffering. The thunderclap which seemed to come simultaneously, rocked the plane like a feather. Chivers, with the pot still in his hands, fairly rocked in the high wind of so much confidence and such great transactions. A minute there was silence, except for the soft creak of Her dress as She rocked him. Their cradle had been rocked to the murmurous roar of London traffic. And so it is that an incarnation of the great man's Wailers rocked up on a wintry night in Newcastle to cheer us with some Jamaican rhythms. Show More Sentences He bestirred himself about some other details and Carrie rocked on. The floor beneath them rocked and billowed like the waves of a canvas sea. It rocked Dempsey to his heels, but it broke Carpentier's hand. The forest fairly rocked under the convulsion of the elements. Monaghan's promotion hopes were rocked by Roscommon, who reeled off the last four points of the game to win 0-8 to 0-7 at Hyde Park. Jim rocked through the crowd, in his tall hat, looking for the flautist. The schooners rocked and dipped at a safe distance, like mother ducks watching their brood, while the dories behaved like mannerless ducklings. The Mastodon rocked to and fro on his huge feet, embarrassedly. Each dancer rocked in angry lunges, arms prattling off various semaphores or lashing out from a spiraling torso. In early February, a series of explosions rocked the volcano, spewing columns of ash into the air that reached as far as Quito. Her lacquered pillow, with its bright cushion, rocked as she stirred. He lay on his back, staring straight up at one single star that rocked mistily through a thinning of cloud-stuff overhead. Mr. Parker rocked back in his swivel chair, smiling at his daughter. To her surprise she discovered that she could not even turn against the high wind, which rocked and buffeted the frail craft. She rocked back and forth in her chair, and moaned a little to herself. He sat in his wicker chair before the fire and rocked himself and moaned. Mrs. Garth returned to her stool, and rocked herself and moaned. The ferry-boat rocked like a sieve and was about to capsize. But he put his foot on the gunnel and rocked her, and shook his head, and said he reckoned he'd look around for a bigger one. The Gump flew steadily on, and for some reason the huge sofa-body rocked more and more dizzily every hour. Show More Sentences He showed his SHOOTING is as good as his headwork with two great shots that rocked Hibs right out of this game at Easter Road. Seven years after the Rafael Perez scandal rocked the LAPD, the Rampart Division has become transformed into a model of modern policing. Evadna rocked a moment longer, making him wait for her reply. We are rocked together, you and I, To this undulant movement. It marks the latest move under a new broom at the group following the phone hacking scandal that rocked its newspapers and led to the closure of its News of the World title. Sister Act got a makeover in Italy in March when Ursuline Sister of the Holy Family Cristina Scuccia rocked the house on the singing competition The Voice of Italy. Looking at the violence that rocked the country, the programmes to be supported by the fund will enthrone peace, reconciliation and stability, added in report. A deafening roar, a fluff of bluish light, and the great square tower rocked and trembled from its very foundations, swaying this way and that like a reed in the wind. When the rain came with it and dashed against the windows, I thought, raising my eyes to them as they rocked, that I might have fancied myself in a storm-beaten lighthouse. After the first few whirls around, and one other time when the house tipped badly, she felt as if she were being rocked gently, like a baby in a cradle. Enormous trees, the trunks of which attained a height of 200 feet, were tied to each other by garlands of bindweed, real natural hammocks, which a light breeze rocked. She had rocked him in infancy, attended him in childhood, served him through life, and at his death wiped from his icy brow the cold death-sweat, and closed his eyes forever. Five minutes passed before his legs made their first spasmodic movements, and, as he stumbled to his feet and rocked giddily, he had no thought of the passage of time. Find more words! 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