He turns aggressive and a verbal duel follows, shattering any semblance of peace that remains. |
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Something tinkles inside you, shivering, quivering, and then it breaks, shattering like a crystal constellation. |
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The gunmen sprayed the shopfront, shattering glass and pock-marking the walls as holidaymakers screamed and ducked. |
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She let out the tiniest bit of pressure and power, sending him shattering out of her mind as his nose trickled blood. |
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Another shattering sound, this one as the glass sliding door that led out to the backyard exploded inward in a shower of glass and metal. |
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Michelle felt the painful sting as shards of glass showered over her, shattering upon the impact of Anna's body. |
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People were thrown onto the coach ceiling and the shattering windows showered them with broken glass. |
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The nerve shattering noise was from a petrol driven concrete and bitumen cutting saw so loud that all workers were wearing ear muffs. |
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I can't accept that their intensity is itself a result of the shattering, although I have no problem believing that their uncontrollableness is. |
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The yet untanned autumn faces of the foreigners grew paler as they heard glass shattering. |
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I heard the shattering but not before I felt the hot liquid soaking my worm pajama pants and burning my skin. |
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Rain splashed against the unyielding rock, shattering into droplets, fragments scattering everywhere. |
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The furnishing is spartan but includes an immense grandfather clock which strikes the hour with a shattering noise. |
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Even now, he heard shattering pieces of glass, frightful arguments, and spine-chilling words being spat across the room from each of his parents. |
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Something smashed against Valshar's face, shattering into dust to splash a clear liquid over the face. |
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The thought enraged her further and her fist hit the mirror, shattering it and splintering the wooden frame around it. |
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In January, assailants sprayed the building with bullets, shattering doors and windows. |
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Forster says that she is often amazed at how rarely shattering world events are deemed noteworthy by diary writers. |
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Yeah, that's about it, nothing too earth shattering in the mix, so I've decided to just sum up my thoughts in a bunch of capsule reviews. |
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A carful of teenagers, high on something, zoomed by, a sudden blast of raucous laughter shattering the warm peace of the night. |
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I did not and do not seek a Luther-like emotional trauma and a shattering onrush of new experience. |
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The men followed him to the first stop light and then began kicking his cab, shattering the passenger side window and removing a rearview mirror. |
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He stopped at the closed door, surprised to hear clattering and shattering from within. |
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Diamonds have cleavage planes in four directions, making them highly susceptible to shattering when struck by a hard blow. |
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The Freeport bus has been pelted with stones and missiles hurled from the road and even shot at with an air gun, shattering a window. |
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She attempted to tear out of his grasp once again until she felt his hand tighten in a bone shattering clutch over her wrist. |
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This sophisticated stand-up comedy confronts and surprises audiences by shattering myths about deafness and cross-cultural love. |
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The finality of death of a young man with glowing prospects for success is a shattering blow indeed. |
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The film is a shattering cry from the heart but it is rendered all the more effective by its sense of calm, controlled restraint. |
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An impossibly high, ear-splitting sound emitted from the speakers, shattering almost all the windows in the stadium. |
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He doesn't notice his peers' fearful presentiments, or the sharp clatter of something falling onto the floor, shattering the silence. |
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The shattering and reclaiming of memory proceeds in similar ways for most of the central protagonists of the novel. |
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But the shattering detonations on Friday sounded like heavy mortar fire, and they shook our house to its foundations. |
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Can't cut it with any of our tools, even the diamond laser, without completely shattering it beyond use. |
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Here the statues so emblematic of Greek identity are phantoms of a shattered and shattering present. |
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The brilliant emeralds faded to a dull jade, the gold sunbeams shattering, giving way to dreary grey light. |
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She landed on the display case, shattering the glass and splintering the wood base. |
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But a distant acquaintance of mine, who has an African mother and a French father, came out with a shattering truth. |
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A ball of fire erupted out, shattering the susurration with a jarring war cry. |
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In the end, he accomplishes his mission, at the cost of shattering his own health and psyche. |
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He dashed the handset on a rock before stamping on the thin circuit boards and shattering them beyond use. |
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Suddenly machine-gun fire raked the bridge and the pilothouse, shattering the safety windows. |
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Flocks of magpie geese and whistling ducks, startled by the outboard, take to the air shattering the early morning silence with their calls. |
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Drilled into his knee was a large hole where the bullet had smashed into his kneecap, shattering two bones. |
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It had a shattering effect on those present and men and women, who normally take the dangers of racing in their stride, were reduced to tears. |
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The panes are laminated glass, which resist shattering if struck by a falling branch. |
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Blood thirst blurred his vision as he howled with rage, shattering the invisible shackles that restricted his body. |
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The pace of the novel is simply breathtaking, with no let-up between one earth shattering event and the next. |
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Time seemed to slow down as she fell, and as she hit the ground she felt the rip and tear of ligaments, heard the crack of bones shattering. |
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He was practically yelling his opinions to his table mates and shattering the air with his laughter. |
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I gazed at the mahogany of the desk, the long scar made there by a shattering coffee mug almost three years ago. |
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She didn't do anything as she didn't want to make a scene in front of the media, shattering her public image. |
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His voice was drowned by the shattering roar of a jet plane passing over the chimney pot. |
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The tender scene made her more determined to help find this inhuman beast and stop him from shattering any more lives. |
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Again and again and again it beat against the roof, shattering every tile it hit. |
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Water doesn't compress and the piston in effect hits a wall, bending or breaking a con rod and possibly shattering the engine block. |
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Finally the glass stopped over the letter E before toppling off the table and shattering on the stone floor. |
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If there's one thing Taha's an extremist about, it's shattering the shackles of cultural isolation. |
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Glasses and bottles were shattering throughout the room, exploding on the walls and cutting everyone in range. |
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The plate soared through the air, slicing the twilight, before a bullet made contact with it, shattering the porcelain dish in midair. |
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People's attitudes do not remain static during an enormous economic crisis that is shattering their lives. |
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Everyone's having a punt at shattering the race leader on the last real climb of the Tour. |
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It is a depiction of shattering, chronic, inescapable pain and suffering that refuses to slide into self-pity. |
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Rather predictably, the adoption of a much more rhetorically republican tone by the Irish government produced a shattering blow to such hopes. |
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This shattering statistic crashed into Downing Street, where brows were being mopped and arrangements stood down. |
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He and his wife had suffered a shattering blow when their only daughter died in the crash of a small plane. |
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And there really ought not to be a dry eye in the theatre by the time it reaches its shattering conclusion. |
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We will win victories we cannot now imagine, and live through shattering defeats. |
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I can only begin to imagine the shattering impact of the killing on local people. |
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The disaster also deals a shattering blow to the railway industry as a whole. |
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The one thing I certainly wasn't prepared for was the shattering news that I was in perfect health. |
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There may come to us some shattering calamity or dreadful disappointment or some moral failure. |
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At this stage in their development, the camera focuses on the parents' reaction to the shattering news. |
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They need to bounce back from the shattering blow of defeat at the weekend at Hull City. |
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I've got my best bib and tucker on today, to mark the shattering climax of the project. |
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A central plank of the neo-conservatives' war plan is shattering. |
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We should roll the credits right now on this desensitised approach to the important responsibility of appropriate timing by Hollywood towards such shattering world events. |
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Wolf skipped a flat stone across the surface, shattering the mirror. |
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Based on St John's vision of the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse, it depicts War, Death and Famine in some of the most shattering solo and choral writing imaginable. |
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They make odd squeaky noises and suddenly explode in girlful shouts, screams and hollers of exuberance shattering the perfect calm of a quiet summer night. |
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The shattering implications of Bellesiles' argument for scholars, policy-makers, and ruminators upon the national character are clearly evident, but he leaves them unstated. |
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To get straight to the point without having to get past the two hulks at the door, he dived through the window, shattering it into a million pieces. |
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A woman who claims she was abused as a child in a council-run care home, has come forward after reading the shattering accounts of others reported in the Yorkshire Post. |
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Presumably, if you begin to bash my skull in, I wouldn't be out of my moral depth to send a shattering kick to your shins and, say, ruffle your hair up a bit. |
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Attempting to make sense of what happened, Joel finds a letter from her but refuses to open it for fear of shattering his ideal of the perfect life they shared. |
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Likewise, the band's trippy neo-psychedelic arrangements and raging, minimalist rock were not earth shattering revelations, at least not for this seasoned Toronto audience. |
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Roman Yazymin, 29, who was using a sunbed in the solarium on the upper floors of the complex, said he heard a tremendous noise and the crash of shattering glass. |
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The room echoed with sounds of yelling, crashing, and glasses shattering. |
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A shattering tinkle echoes as the ice pieces cover the floor. |
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However, the contender did manage some shattering attacks of his own. |
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She covered her ears with the piercing sound of shattering glass. |
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Just as shattering violence affects people, it affects whole peoples, busting up the basic assumptions and givens in a society that usually prevent thoroughgoing change. |
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With a stealthy leap, Percival broke through the window, shattering pieces of glass over the floor in front of the window, and on the roof right outside it. |
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I broke them, shattering the pieces, cutting my hand with the glass. |
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The fire in his eyes flared and with a single hand he flipped the table halfway across the room, the teapot and cups shattering in a twinkle of light. |
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But her success came despite a shattering letter from the Home Office the day before she sat two Maths exams at Thomas Rotherham College in South Yorkshire. |
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Some describe the knowledge of having to undergo an amputation as the most shattering moment in their lives while others disclose having privately contemplated suicide. |
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Then a clutch of long sharp icicles broke from a chandelierlike mass above his head and fell, shattering around the piano like glass swords. |
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Strategic setbacks combined with a shattering personal blow when, on 12 May 1915, Venetia Stanley announced her engagement to Edwin Montagu. |
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Ernst slipped and dropped his torch on the flagstones, shattering the bulb and plunging us into darkness. |
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They slam into the sheets of bullet-proof glass in the sangars, shattering the reinforced panes. |
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The organisation is investigating the vehicles after receiving several complaints about shattering panoramic sunroofs. |
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Jealousy rears its head, shattering friendship before mutual desire finally brings the threesome back together for a joltingly abrupt ending. |
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BushWas George Bush speaking of some truly shattering event in American affairs? |
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I love to flabbergast the little-minded by shattering their preconceptions about my nationality and gender. |
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He fell between the two tracks, but the 'Rocket ran over his leg which was fouling the rail, shattering it. |
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And then, without missing a beat on his pussy-pumpin' action, he donkey punches her with the pot, shattering it and embedding shards of glass in her scalp. |
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In order to traverse these objectified notions of self, one must subjectify that otherness by shattering the fundamentally limiting and incomplete ego. |
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The mouldboard is responsible for lifts and turns the furrow slice and sometimes for shattering it, depending on the type of moldboard, plowing depth and soil conditions. |
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Despite their shattering Euro exit at Anfield, Giggs believes Arsene Wenger's men could be at their most dangerous with their game against United an all-or-nothing clash. |
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In the adjacent corridor was an automatically closing fire door which slammed incessantly with an ear shattering bang throughout the day and night. |
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This keeps the glass from cracking or shattering due to thermal stress. |
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