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Sentence Examples Half way across the inlet, in the black silence of the night we discovered that the boat had sprung a leak. Milo has no idea who sprung him, or why, which is the first puzzler in this dizzying web of intrigue. We sprung for expensive couchette seats, and ended up with our own little cabin on the boat. He had snuck out of class for a crafty drag and a teacher, Jase, had sprung him. John was recently in New Zealand visiting from England and he got sprung for drunk driving. Like the first Prohibition in the 1920s, an underground industry in alcohol had sprung up, and organized crime grew more powerful. The long journey took its toll on the intrepid traveller as her petrol tank sprung a leak and her aerial fell off. Once the impact is over and the panel has sprung back to its original shape, the damage can hardly be seen. The new model rides well and handles assuredly on long sweeping corners, but seems a mite too softly sprung on sharper bends. Their weird, unpredictable nature makes them appear to have sprung from a perpetually opened Pandora's box. Our monosyllabic waiter briefly sprung into life when it came to choosing from the wine list. Before too long one of the doors sprung open and a page asked them to enter. A signboard proclaiming Question Papers Unlimited has sprung up on top of a non-descript building in a blind alley. And with this revelation she felt a new feeling come over her, a surprising tenderness that sprung from old memories unforgotten. The front suspension is a double wishbone coil spring with damper and a five-link coil sprung solid axle in the rear. The tank's engine rose and pitch, and gave a sudden lurch as the treads sprung to life. A citizen's movement has sprung up in Leipzig to protest against the city's strategy for urban renewal. We came into work one morning, and found that the tank had sprung a leak during the night and all the water had drained out. Dozens of private gyms and health clubs have since sprung up for those who can afford it. Desert spaceports and dusty workshops cluttered with rocket nozzles and airframes have sprung up across California and Canada. Show More Sentences All was right in the Harriet house until the culprits were sprung from jail by their eighteen-year-old son. Colourful wild flowers sprung up by the roadside, purple violets and white daisies dotted among the grass. Even his bucket hands appeared to have sprung a leak as he put down a waist-high dolly at second slip. The post isn't actually about the TV show, but the analogy sprung to mind and I haven't been able to fully exorcise it. McCoy excels when she describes the growing number of oenological consultants who have sprung up. A number of shops have sprung up in the city to cater to the demand for traditional ornamental furniture. Suddenly tears sprung from her eyes, slowly sliding off her soft cheeks and landing onto the cement, each tear bringing out more sorrow. It resembles any number of similar units to have sprung up in out-of-town business parks in the past decade. We were coming up to the square where Victoria Fountain sprung from the hot springs underground. He sprung into action, grabbing the lab's fire blanket and dousing the flames that were playing across the workbench. We got sprung from the strictures of the nuclear family, parish church, small town by our aberrant sexualities. The branches greened, leaves sprouted, and blossoms sprung and turned into ripe apples. Spring is sprung and the tourist season is well and truly under way in the North York Moors National Park. This dance hall has one of the last remaining sprung floors in the US and was built at a time when the Tango was illegal in Portland. This is life in a swamp, a primeval wet forest from which the great diversity of Australia's modern fauna sprung. The children sprung out of the car as if I had ejection seats, and were soon playing giant chess on an adjacent lawn. Neighbourhood parks have sprung up in every locality making the area greener. A forty-metre-high mountain has sprung up and enveloped the building, the corners of which occasionally protrude from the artificial rock face. Fox has sprung for a couple of extras that should have them roaring with thunderous applause. Spontaneous carbonation or bubbles that sprung from natural mineral springs were believed to relieve common ailments with their tonic properties. Show More Sentences Once again, it could have sprung from a different era, far removed from the niche that he helped to create. Ever since then, linguists have found all sorts of evidence that these far-flung languages must have sprung from some common source. The source of the oil is unknown and is thought to have possibly sprung from an old wreck lying on the seabed which has rusted away. Instantly, a three-dimensional image sprung up from the page and started to revolve slowly on the spot. His protectors had sprung the 14-year-old Tyson from borstal on the promise of giving him a stable home and schooling. Concerned that Hill may have just beaten him to win the meat tray for goal of the day, Michael sprung back into action. Chickens, turkeys, pigs, rabbits and ducks are also being sprung from their cages and sent out to pasture. He's confident he's made it as an actor, because a club devoted to hating him has sprung up at his cousin's school. Icy mornings, hail, sleet and snow have had everyone dusting off their winter woollies even though spring has officially sprung. Then he is sprung from prison by close associate Mike Carter so that Bannion can lead a daring racetrack heist. A string of high-priced flat developments has sprung up across the centre, and selling agents are reporting huge demand. As a result, Indian tandoori restaurants have sprung up all around the world. There sprung up in a new generation of film critics a desire to analyze films stylistically rather than thematically. The profile of the penthouse buyer is as diverse as the number of developments that have sprung up in recent years. Like a greyhound out of a trap at Harold's Cross on a Friday night John Bee sprung into action. The needle of the dial had shot up to fifty-five. The sweat had sprung out all over Winston's body. A veritable forest of knock-off Awards have sprung up around and about I see. Nosal then redeemed himself for his earlier miscue with a 41-yard catch and run as he sprung loose from his defender along the left sidelines. Many theories and approaches to development have sprung up in the past fifty years, including the post-modernism anti-development. Wood processing facilities have sprung up in many areas of the United States in recent years, particularly in areas with high landfill costs. Show More Sentences Highly democratic workers' councils, known as soviets, sprung up in workplaces and the army. Peasant risings had erupted in the south and east of Russia, for centuries the regions from which jacqueries had sprung. But as quick as he had lashed his tail out he sprung it forward toward Victor. After our mutual greetings, he sprung something on me that I wasn't expecting. Spring is sprung, hormones are jumping, hearts are thumping and the seasonal cycle of attraction's in full swing once more. In static weight, the reduction of every ounce of the wheels weight is equal to four ounces on the sprung part. Whole towns have sprung up along the border within sight of Thailand's army and authorities. Immediately, the young man sprung into action, quickly running to the home in a dash of mercy. The lamps screw onto the stands with a sprung depressed lever making them very secure and quick and easy to setup and pack away. The brunette winced, knowing that Mack had no idea how many times Charlie had bitten his lip to stop the questions that sprung up in his mind. Plus, the film offers a surprise or two, although the plot twists are gradually revealed rather than sprung upon us. An army of teleworkers has sprung up, equipped with computers, modems and ISDN lines, and ready to do business. His face was still shrouded in darkness, covered by the hood of a cloak, but from his back sprung a pair of wings. Around the time of Epicurus, a number of offshoot sects of Cyrenaicism sprung up. The large cat had sprung on her in her trace-like state and sunk its fangs deep into her leg. On the off chance that my jokes are so old that a whole new virgin generation has sprung up unawares, here are a couple of sillier ones. It had a sprung floor and when mum and dad bought me a pogo stick for Christmas I went straight through it. Small schools have sprung up all over the country, laying accent on the quality of the relationship between teacher and student. A slight, bluish light sprung down upon a darkened figure seated thirty feet from me. So imagine Nadia Comaneci doing her pirouettes and tumbles, not on a nice sprung floor, but on a skidpan. Show More Sentences Barely had they settled in their seats when on stage sprung Christy Bannon splendiferously decked out as Joe Dolan. By then the water main may have sprung a leak which needs fixing in the middle of the night. In Basra, satellite dishes have sprung up on many homes, there are luxury cars on the roads and ordinary people now carry mobile phones. From this dynamic leader's audacious vision has sprung a city that is breathtaking in scale and vision. Sails were blown away, the mainmast was sprung, and the mast was carried away and lost, with everything attached to it. She shook away the questions that had sprung unbidden to her mind and focused on the present. My waders, which had been perfectly alright the previous week now sprung a leak. It's no mistake that slam-dancing, moshing, and crowd-surfing sprung from punk rock since the point is this sense of bodily danger. Dark hair sprung from his once bald scalp and the wrinkles on his face smoothed out. Afterwards, we sipped chai in one of the tea stalls which had sprung up in the outer cloisters of the temple. Darren Huckerby sprung the offside trap in the 10th minute before ballooning over. I think the main problem was the glut of musicals that had sprung up at the box office. Shopping plazas have sprung up in every imaginable location of this sleepy town. He sprung to prominence last season when he scored the winner at Rochdale on his full debut. The fact that today was July 24 slipped his mind as a new thought suddenly sprung up in his mind. The development will see the coach house turned into an education room with a lightly sprung floor for the provision of performance arts. He introduced ambulances volantes, light, two-wheeled, sprung vehicles, drawn by two horses, for the rapid evacuation of the wounded. They feature strong serrated jaws which clamp together when the trap is sprung. Any flaws in the plans should be exposed by the exercises that will be sprung on countries without prior warning over the next two months. Wine bars have sprung up all over the cities and the suburbs, many with cafe dining. Show More Sentences These outlets have sprung up at virtually every vantage point in the city and suburbs. From the line, new housing estates have sprung up, housing families keen to own a piece of the new suburbia. He grovelled for a while, asking me how I was and such, and then he sprung the question. A huge literature has sprung up arguing that economic growth has to be checked in some way. Gatza points out that a few specialty distributors, handling just craft beer, have sprung up. My fingers sprung into life, hitting the keys quickly four times at different letters. So many have sprung up that one can only tend to a narrow selection or a digest of highlights. Combined with sundeck, swimming pool and sprung sitting room flooring for dancing, these touches might have pushed opulence towards showiness. The liveliest restaurant scene is in the city centre, where many chic eateries have sprung up in recent years. Since the recruitment drive sprung into operation last month, a staggering 248 new members have signed up. Also, the NSX felt skittish at high speed along poor surfaces, but that's not unusual for such a firmly sprung car. She pressed down on a button and the ship shuddered as the main engine sprung to life. The drawing room includes a sprung German oak floor, as well as wood-panelled walls and an eye-catching fireplace in white marble. In smaller towns, theaters may not have sprung floors or the manpower to cater to dancers' requests. Last night I actually dropped him on a nice sprung wood floor during a dance rehearsal. This is a softly sprung car, which makes it roll at the slightest hint of a corner. The building also boasts one of the first sprung dance floors with a balcony, dining room with chandeliers and stained glass windows. I was disturbed that 2 office blocks and a block of flats have sprung up on what were empty spaces in a nearby town since I last went past a month ago. The race sprung to life at the second flight when leader Westender refused to jump the hurdle and also knocked the favourite Rule Supreme out of contention. This week the plumbing seemed to spontaneously combust, first the kitchen tap sprung a leak and then last night the waste pipe under the bath gave up! Show More Sentences The horse just sprung into the air and came backwards right down on her. Jimmy then sprung up, opened the door, and saw his four best buddies. Suddenly one of the men sprung forward in an attempt to grab Rachel. You've just sprung this on me and you expect me to react well? I think I might have sprung the idea on him a little too soon. The trust's decision to close Sandra House was sprung on the residents without consultation, and with no real attempt to explain the reasoning that led to it. Whenever something bad happens or is just sprung upon you, you always try to see that positive silver lining lurking beneath the surface somewhere. The ballroom floor was sprung but at times I feared for our lives. Chase sprung out of his air mattress and ran to his brother's room. The mattress, he discovered, was too thin to be sprung and slightly lumpy. Like a Jack in the Box just sprung from coiled captivity, he begins rambling excitedly. In fact, the fury she unleashed upon the itinerant priest who administered her last rites had sprung from the failure of his holy water to shrink the tumor in her gut. Hot tears sprung into her eyes and her throat began to constrict. Hoffa was sprung early by President Richard Nixon on the condition he not reclaim his position. The next year, I was again at Glastonbury, this time reporting for a dance music magazine on the all-night raves that had sprung up around the event. Adam withdrew his hand and stepped back and clenched his fist and as Joe sprung at him he threw a punch that sent Joe staggering backwards and falling back into the dirt. A citizens group, Kansans for Justice, has sprung up as well to oppose retention of Justices Lee Johnson and Eric Rosen. And in the U.K., dozens of small and large companies have sprung up to serve the market. Various pain management initiatives have sprung up around the country, whether related to cancer or other causes. Plants and trees have sprung back to life, and rare species, such as lynx, Przewalski's horses, and eagle owls, are thriving where most humans fear to tread. Show More Sentences The Brooklyn building, with its three studios, complete with sprung floors and walls of mirrors, is his pride and joy, and he's about to add another two studios. In the panic that followed the flooding, disorganized camps consisting mainly of tarps and plastic sheets had sprung up anywhere dry land was left among the rising waters. In the image the distance remains vague and unformed, in contrast to the foreground where a new town has sprung into existence, impelled into life by the railroad. Dad sprung from his chair like greased lightning, copped hold of the impudent young whippersnapper and bent him over his knee for a ceremonial thrashing. Labor accuses him of one of the quickest cave-ins in political history but Queensland Opposition leader Lawrence Springborg has sprung to the new senator's defence. Local mechanics pitched in to help mend the craft, but weeks into setting off the repairs wore thin and the vessel sprung a leak. To accommodate this appetite for a real home from home, numerous web sites have sprung up on the internet offering privately owned Florida villas for rent. When the alarm went off, the vibrations had sprung the trap every time. By the fourteenth century, trade routes to the wealthy salt, gold, ivory, and slave markets in North Africa, Europe, and the Middle East had sprung up across the territory. This crisis well drilling has sprung up over night with little thought given to the relationships and potential conflicts between groundwater and surface water. A surprise was sprung on a retiring vicar at a school assembly last week. He mastered treeware, moved on to the analog technologies that the preceding generation created and then to the digital ones that sprung up in his lifetime. Beside roaring factories and in sequestered nooks on which deer and bear peer shyly from nearby leafy coverts, there have sprung up innumerable gardens. Flavored malts, ciders, coolers, hard lemonades, teas, root beers and so on, a whole gamut of beer-strength potions, have sprung up, tasting like anything but beer. Such is the prevalence of workplace violence that an entire industry has sprung up dedicated to predicting violent incidents and attempting to prevent them. A new year has sprung with all the vigor and freshness of youth. The nave but essentially well-meaning Peter's interaction with his flawed clients formed the centre of the piece and much of the comedy sprung from the dynamic duologues. The lyrics are tightly coiled tongue twisters, sprung with internal rhymes, questions and answers, parallels and comparisons that all add up, and rhyme. I sprung for the corridor thankfully and hastily when the doors hissed open, my head still fizzing with the annoying sound of their girlish chatter. Some collectors, for example, look for stamps with rare postmarks, such as those from Yukon post offices that sprung up during the Gold Rush and closed down soon after. Show More Sentences Griffith loosened the reins and the quivering horse beneath him sprung into a flat-out gallop, nearly unseating him as they rode towards the fallen figure. In the women's game, an even greater revolution of sorts was sprung. Only one of them, Mormonism, has taken root and flourished as a true religion sprung from our own native ground. What if a footpad started sinking into the moondust, or the Eagle sprung a leak? The majority of the population continues to live off subsistence agriculture, in villages or the slums that have sprung up around major urban centres. I glanced down, noted I was dressed in cotton breeches and a silk shirt along with my corset and drawers, and sprung out from between the silk sheets. The two brothers aren't larger than life myths sprung to life, but ordinary hunters attempting to provide for themselves and their families in a forbidding and hostile world. Although he wasn't on duty, Phil sprung into action when he was flagged down by motorists after a driver careered off the road and landed upside-down in a river. Yet at least those crammed into the astrodome and the other makeshift evacuation centers that have sprung up are alive. In dealing with Payton, and with other brush fires that have sprung up around the Sonics, McMillan has been a master of rapprochement without even knowing it. Kim and I were creaming him on the fact that Indian girls have better clothes than the guys, hands down, when his dad suddenly sprung the infamous line. No sooner was she out of hearing, And not expos'd to take alarm, Than from my restless couch I sprung, As if by swarming wasps bestung. This is attributed to Hopkins, who taught himself Welsh and who used sprung verse, bringing some features of Welsh poetic metre into his work. Several religious brotherhoods which have sprung up in and around Milan at various times since the 14th century have been called Ambrosians. Shayegan has asked for piggybacks, attempted to pay for piggybacks and just sprung them on unsuspecting players. Since then, hubs of innovation have sprung up globally with similar metonyms, including Silicon Alley encompassing New York City. The evil, soon driven back, redounded as a flood on those from whom it sprung. By 1859, gas lighting was to be found all over Britain and about a thousand gas works had sprung up to meet the demand for the new fuel. Glass, steel and coal industries, which had already sprung up a century earlier, could now flourish. Rare bee orchids have sprung up in a lawn in the middle of an office development in Dingle. Show More Sentences He would have sprung upon Captain Blood, who stood aloof, alert, tight-lipped, and watchful. The Kailash Mains pipeline sprung a water fountain near the Nizamuddin Bridge and flooded the road. Professional dance floors typically involve a sprung subfloor that protects the body from injuries. In contrast, a network of monasteries had sprung up as monks sought separation from the world. Although privy to courtship behaviour of these familiar harbingers, we weren't lulled into thinking that spring had irrefutably sprung. In Moss Side they called the police Dibble, after Officer Dibble in the cartoon Top Cat, so the name had sprung from that. Her art appears sprung fully formed from that mythic vat of stuff whence both giant Sequoias and really cool-looking automobiles come. The infinite varieties of avant-dance might never sell, and the mainspring of alt-rock is nearly all sprung out. Illegally constructed fortifications, called adulterine castles, had sprung up across much of the country. Subsequently, it was rebranded as a marina, and a number of attractions including cafes, restaurants and retail outlets sprung up. He says his original interest in islands sprung from seeing Inchcape out in the distance, as a teenager. That city-state rocked in the '90s, and banks sprung up like palm trees. So he built the guillotine using a hand axe and a sprung hinge, waited until his wife and son went out, and used it to sever his hand. A cottage industry has sprung up where coloured gems, plastic beads and magnets are added to dummies and bottles. Nevertheless, large subgenres of the field of fantasy have sprung from the romance genre, but indirectly, through their writers' imitation of William Morris. The death toll from Congo's air tragedy, when a cargo plane's doors sprung open in mid-air, will probably rise above the 14 deaths announced so far. Starting with the Naga insurgency since India's independence in 1947, several insurgency movements have sprung up in most of the constituent states of the region. Soon, these patented tracts of land sprung up along the rivers. I didn't feel like writing very much though, and instead just read the various headlines about Weinbergia and checked out some of the hatesites that have sprung up about it. A demand has sprung up, principally in Japan for the trochus shell, which is to be found in considerable quantities on the reefs that spread everywhere in these waters. Show More Sentences In the late 18th century and beginning of the 19th, independence movements that sprung up across the continent, led to the creation of the modern countries in the area. From this mixture sprung a great flowering of literary production. Both eyes sprung open like determined little Mexican jumping beans. Through this provision many schools that are commercial in nature and have been established just to exploit the demand for higher education have sprung up. With enemies closing in fast, our hero's mind sprung into hyperdrive. In later tests, a fan was used to create a breeze similar to the one reported to have suddenly sprung up on the day of the sinking as the real Mary Rose went to make the turn. By the time you pay the board and the various cottage industries that have sprung up to help get through this, you have spent an incredible amount of money. The staves are positioned into the holes and then sprung into the grooves. Examples from Classical Literature Thus it was that an intimacy, a sort of comradeship, had sprung up among the three. Such were some of the evils which had sprung up under the rule of Bobadilla. On the other side of the channel a vast literature on the subject has sprung up. The capeador has sprung into the passage extending between the paling and the first row of seats. In other words, a great part of his gold has sprung from the blood of black slaves. A southwesterly breeze had sprung up, and there was a watery look about the sky. A light, stellular in the gloom that hung about the lower levels, suddenly sprung up in the window. Sending in the rocket scout, he had sprung the Solar Guard trap and had cagily scanned the belt for another ship. For an instant they wavered, for Caterina had sprung upon the float and was gazing at them through her lorgnon. We have created a Caesarean environment and a host of little Caesars has sprung up. Alleyne stared open-eyed at this tigress who had sprung so suddenly to his rescue. They were a species new to me that seemed to have sprung up in the hard times, just as cooties spring up in time of war. At that moment she could not have spurred her pony had the lurker in the brush sprung forth into her path! Beyond doubt, some spore of the afflatus must have sprung up within him in spite of the desert soil of San Saba. The gravel sweep was weedy, and grass had sprung up at the very jaws of the garage. Tim and Sambo, seeing it coming, had sprung on to a tree which overhung the stream. At that time there was no earth nor sea nor heaven, nothing but the icy abyss without bottom, whence Ymir the giant had sprung. Eugen, as if stung by some tormenting thought, sprung up and we left the wood. A very promising colony of them seems to have sprung up in my Scotch broom bushes. From such a cell, half male, half female, the body of every living organism has sprung. Show More Sentences Claude, however, had enthusiastically sprung on to the bench, and stood upon it. A bad wind had sprung up, and we didn't know but that we were to have a crown fire. Hathor was the daughter of these waters, as Aphrodite was sprung from the sea-foam. It's rather a fool-scheme, if you ask me, but it might have been a nuisance if it had been sprung on us unawares. Saying this he sprung into the rigging and ascended to the fore-topgallant mast-head. Struli was at his side like one sprung from the earth, he tore off his four-corners, and made his comrade a bandage. They came from the land of Llydaw, and were also sprung from the primordial line of the Cymry. Had there not been in the heart of Islamism a strong germ of esoteric teaching, Sufism could never have sprung from it. The next instant Jimmie Dale had sprung through the tea shop and was out on the street. Before he knew what he was doing, he had slashed the intruder twice and sprung clear. Indeed, to say that our common sheep sprung from the argali seems a very absurd theory. But the branch may have sprung from the stock, which no doubt was a seedling. This abstract source, which sprung from sexuality, ab initio, they deified and worshiped. She is an aborigine, sprung from the soil, yet close to the soil, and impossible to lift from the soil. He sprung that on me today, when I thought I was about to begin my career as a capitalist. One very remarkable minor feature was the appearance of couch-grass and horehound, which had sprung up around the stockyards. He was about to reply, but, at the instant, a reveller pushed him with a foot behind the knees so that they were sprung forward. They had the same traditions in common with the Shemitic and Hamitic families from which they sprung. Marster Jim tell me one time, dat de first dog sprung from a wolf, and dat fust dog was a hound dog. Emily, filled with horror by the sanguinary scene, sprung to Mrs. swinger's aid, as she fell. Show More Sentences The Devas sprung from the Pitris, because it was usual to apotheosize the dead. He was furious with rage, and would have sprung at rodman had he not been restrained. Perhaps it is wrong of us to curse this wind, for on board the Fram they are rejoicing that a southeaster has at last sprung up. Between 1855 and 1857 a small settlement had sprung up about forty miles south of Spirit Lake, on the In-yan-yan-ke or Rock river. But this sad privilege has sprung from a necessity of civilisation. I'd like to know about this swindle that's going to be sprung on him. A great lump has sprung into Peggy's throat, constricting the muscles. Did you not tell me, Wychecombe, that the Druid had sprung her foremast? The beast, with lashing tail, stood over an Indian upon whom it seemed to have sprung from some lair, beating the unfortunate man to the ground. Taffy, sprung of good parents, thinks no small beer of himself. A dozen rivals of Thompson's Saloon had sprung up along the narrow main street. The mater learned it this afternoon and sprung it at dinner. A person was boasting that he was sprung from a high family in Ireland. For Hester had sprung from her bed, and opened the eyes of her room. A new race of beings must have sprung up, leaving only you and me as past relics. While this is probably the most accepted cause of spring fever, there are a few simpler explanations as to why spring gets us so sprung. Touched by my Wife's distress, I would have sprung downward to reassure her, but I found myself incapable of motion. And then, minutes or hours later, close to here, the sea devil had sprung. There's nothing better to give you that Chistmas feeling than one of the outdoor ice rinks that have sprung up around the country. The next moment he had traced the original source of the scent into the limousine and sprung in after it. Show More Sentences If they had been two little street boys they would have sprung at each other and had a rough-and-tumble fight. France the emancipator and avenger has sprung up at one bound. Saying this, he sprung away like the roe upon the mountains. He, men say, was sprung of Faunus and the nymph Marica of Laurentum. A keen breeze sprung up off land, and a kind of aggravated Scotch mist soon drove everybody from the deck. Why had he not long since sprung upon this delicious and defenseless morsel? Under the warming, germinating sunlight, the verdure sprung. A perry pear which is said to have sprung from seed in Styria. If she had had her way, she would have walked very fast down the Tottenham Court Road, and then sprung into a cab and raced swiftly home. A new species of strategy has sprung out of this hunting and trapping competition. As one trait disappeared, no other trait sprung up to take its place. Then he went and wakened the sailors, and bade them hoist the sails, for a breeze had sprung up and was blowing straight towards the harbour. From these reptilian ancestors birds and mammals have sprung. But at that moment he is sprung upon by a panther billow leaping over the bulwarks. With a faint shriek, Eudora sprung forward, and threw herself at his feet. A fresh levanter having sprung up, the lugger sails immediately. At 10 A.M. after a deal of rain a light air sprung up at north. Her persecutor stifled an oath, and sprung after and arrested her. The men began to show uneasiness, too, and presently they came flying to me with ashy faces, saying she had sprung a leak. A figure had sprung suddenly from the blackness of the trees. Show More Sentences The Lone Wolf must have sprung and missed his hold, for Mowgli heard the snap of his teeth and then a yelp as the Sambhur knocked him over with his forefoot. He was busy with a copy of verses, and East and Tom were chatting together in whispers by the light of the fire, and splicing a favourite old fives bat which had sprung. Machesney made many excellent saves, but the timeliest one came with two minutes left in the third period when Oskar Osala was sprung on a breakaway. The evil of these departed years would naturally have sprung up again, in such rank weeds as are always prone to root themselves about human dwellings. She never created a friend, but seemed always to be sowing broadcast the dragon's teeth, whence sprung a harvest of armed enemies, against whom she rushed to battle. He had scarcely finished, when D'Artagnan made such a furious lunge at him that if he had not sprung nimbly backward, it is probable he would have jested for the last time. Find more words! 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