That didn't matter, though, as the infuriated lord proceeded to splutter his way through a listing of the problems. |
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It was losing height and its engine started to splutter and finally, after catching again, died away. |
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I tip the contents of the unmarked fired-pottery flask into my mouth and splutter. |
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Now, open the bleed valve and the control valve, the one used to turn it on and off, until water starts to splutter from the bleed valve. |
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At last the tractor began to spit and splutter in protest and Papa and I knew that our efforts had nearly paid off. |
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He raised a dripping fist and shook it at the departing boat with a wordless screech, only to splutter again as he went under once more. |
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Maybe it's the joy of playing it to friends who pride themselves on liking extreme music, and watching them splutter tea down their fronts. |
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She began to cough and splutter sickly, the urge to do so appearing quite abruptly. |
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It stuck under her fingernails and blocked her windpipe and made her sneeze and splutter and cough. |
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Each splutter sprayed scarlet beads over her ghost-white frame, and over Raven when Nelly snatched at her shoulders in an attempt to steady herself. |
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When I mention Marseille as the capital of culture, the smokers cough and splutter with laughter. |
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Hotel lifts get stuck, and even the espresso machines in Hanoi's Parisian-style cafés splutter to a halt. |
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Vocal snippets fall through the stereo field and his signature piano motifs splutter and cough through processed digital hiccups. |
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Pods of 50 hippopotami grunt and splutter throughout the day, while outsized crocodiles soak up the sun with their vast jaws menacingly agape. |
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With Ambassador John Negroponte in place, halting dialogues could begin to splutter, and stutter, and stumble. |
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A spindly old man produced a bagpipe and blew it in competition with the flutist, beginning in wild, warlike tones and ending with an ignominious splutter and hiss. |
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He couldn't help but think it strange that she greeted him in a splutter. |
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The reformists are mulling over whether to throw in their lot with one of them. In this section You never know Wet and dry Gurgle and splutter Democracy? |
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But it wouldn't seem out of place in the government's latest edict on housing design, which was coughed up in a deathbed splutter on Friday, shortly before parliament was dissolved. |
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India's capital is suffering a silent airpocalypse while the noisier citizens of Beijing holler and splutter about dangerous concentrations of particles in every lungful of air. |
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It enables buffoonish generals to rock up on Radio 4 and splutter bilge about punching above our weight. |
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Very often I stop concentrating on what I'm eating, to respond to something somebody has said and that is when I often cough and splutter everywhere. |
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Splutter and wheeze in an uncontrollable manner, then rush back to the Kleenex as the yellow volcano continues to erupt. |
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