| His features were twisted and mottled with rage, and foam flecked his lips as he rasped at her. |
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| The wholeness of the storm rasped ancient words through the fulcrums of his pivoting bones. |
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| The head was shaped with a bow saw, then rasped, filed, and smoothed like the shaft. |
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| Breath rasped in his throat and drops of red flew from his side as he loped past the pews. |
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| The breath rasped in her throat as she began the game of cat and mouse, charred robe held up past her knees so she could run. |
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| My boots thumped against cobbles and breath rasped in my lungs as the guard tried one door, then another. |
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| He'd swallowed some of it, I could tell, from the way his voice rasped in his throat. |
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| Moniker rasped under his breath and yanked the reigns, kicking his steed into action. |
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| Pale knuckles rasped against its worn surface, falling in gentle depressions in the wood made by countless other such actions. |
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| Her breath rasped in her throat, and blinking felt like a supreme effort. |
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| Some beetles have a filelike area on the head that is rasped by the front margin of the prothorax. |
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| Robert hardly noticed as the ghostly voice rasped from his speaker, making his knees knock together like a pair of bongo drums being played by a swarthy, godless native. |
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| My breath rasped in my throat and deeper, right in my lungs. |
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| Initially, wood is rasped evenly from the length of each limb on the bow. |
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| The Lord obliged. Of all the words he rasped out, none was so famous as no. |
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| The starch milk or rasped roots or chips produced are sent to Liquefaction and undergo the same processing procedure as the other starchy raw materials. |
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| So did Ms Rousseff, who two days later rasped at a press conference that she would not be answering any questions because she was on the cusp of losing her voice. All of which helps explain Mr Neves's last-minute fillip. |
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| The sombre priest clasped the wretched Jew against his heart with so fervent a transport of charity that the points of the monacal hair-cloth rasped against the chest of the Dominican. |
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| And the clanging call of the general alarm rasped you to battle stations, night and day, from sleep and from meals, always with the same emptyhandedness of failure in the end. |
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| Timpani now had softer heads, but the trumpets still rasped, and doubled horns roared and pooped their exuberant contributions while double-basses grunted primevally below. |
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| The metal boxes rasped as they were dragged across the floor. |
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