Those on hand waited eagerly for the choppers as the mist turned to rain and the wind whipped the palm trees that edge the field. |
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It's hardly surprising when the stories are all really much of a muchness, eagerly evoking some humanist vision of the universal spirit. |
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They are searching eagerly for Mud-eyes, which are a favourite food of the trout. |
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One ad for a glass company shows a group of men eagerly following a skimpily clad woman as she walks into an elevator. |
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The weekly whist held on Monday's in the Day Care Centre is always eagerly awaited. |
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I nudged Glory into a trot and he eagerly stepped out, his long strides eating up the ground. |
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Jackson rolled his eyes, then, walking ahead eagerly, peered around the next bend and gave a whoop of delight. |
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The word reminds me of when I was a boy eagerly looking forward to the Saturday matinees in our local fleapit. |
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This is why I eagerly encouraged the development of GNU Fortran, despite having vowed in 1970 never to use that language again myself. |
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The Unionists have eagerly seized on the raid to attack Sinn Fein's elected representatives in the ruling assembly. |
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But in most parts of it, the red carpet so eagerly unrolled for me is swiftly jerked out from under his feet. |
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I'm eagerly looking forward to and studying diligently for what I expect to be a marvelous journey. |
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Tickets for the eagerly awaited semi-final against the French giants were snapped up yesterday. |
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The excitement is palpable as we queue up, as is the strong scent of ammonia from the horses and bulls snorting eagerly in the paddocks. |
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They eagerly, even desperately, seek to create or receive such interventions. |
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The ancient Greeks eagerly consulted oracles for answers to all sorts of questions they had about the future. |
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The news of their escapades be it in fleeting skirmish or pitched battles was eagerly listened to in Ireland. |
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They eagerly welcome new opportunities that are provided by digital technology and the internet. |
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And who wouldn't enjoy the sight of the first brimstone of the year eagerly supping at a garden primrose. |
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He returned the sound with a nicker of his own and pressed eagerly against the door of his stall. |
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In the next room, diners eagerly await their home-cooked food at tables with tablecloths and small vases of flowers. |
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It occasionally crashes on start-up, especially if one is impatient to get to the game and uses the intro escape, the space bar, too eagerly. |
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Despite my polite rebuff, Adam returned to my cell door a week later and eagerly divulged his deplorable obsession. |
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But their eagerly anticipated innocent pleasure has been jeopardised by the antics of a few selfish individuals on bikes. |
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He could think of nothing he had ever written that he would not eagerly recant. |
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We arrived at 3 p.m. yesterday, and the kids eagerly invaded the piney, three-level Tyra condominium complex. |
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Brazilian soccer legend Socrates arrived in Yorkshire last night ahead of his eagerly anticipated debut for a non-league team. |
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Hundreds of concern trolls out there are just waiting for episodes of the show to air so that they can eagerly point out everything that's wrong. |
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Flickers and bluebirds seek them out for nesting cavities and red squirrels eagerly cache the high-energy pine cones. |
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A small calico cat was digging through a trashcan, eagerly searching for some food. |
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I waited eagerly for words of wisdom from a man at the very pinnacle of his career, I thought he'd be sure to know what to put right. |
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The nation will be holding its breath today as one of the most eagerly anticipated sporting events of the year gets under starter's orders. |
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Even before his small carcade arrived at the marriage hall, his party workers and residents of the area were eagerly waiting to see and hear him. |
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Residents in Churchill Close, Calne, are eagerly awaiting the result of an Ombudsman's report on subsiding land beneath their gardens. |
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Our friend stands underneath the tree looking eagerly up at the carob beans. |
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Friends and family eagerly anticipated the contents of her overstuffed suitcases and bulky carry-on bags. |
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The mare pranced eagerly, proudly showing off the bright blue saddle pad and headstall. |
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I eagerly await the messages, the pleas, the heartbroken fans, all appealing for them to do it at the end of April instead. |
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She loved the countryside and the things of nature and also kept an open house where the visits of her family and friends were eagerly awaited. |
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Local historians are eagerly counting down to five days of celebrations being staged for probably Chorley's most famous son. |
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There was a festival atmosphere in UK bookshops as children eagerly flocked to snap up the latest tale. |
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I'm a catechumen eagerly seeking baptism, but my parents are strongly opposed. |
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Literature was no exception, and Shakespeare was eagerly received as the epitome of high culture. |
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We went up a flight of stairs crammed to suffocation by people eagerly waiting for the hall doors to open. |
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All the courageous deeds and tales of chivalry that they had so eagerly talked about were so far away now, like a faint memory just out of reach. |
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After the formalities there was free admission to some of the rides with the mayor and his official party eagerly followed by local children. |
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Inside was a small knot of people, eagerly witnessing a one-hour live demonstration of Indian music and dance. |
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I'm now eagerly waiting for the next batch to ripen, so I can start making my own sun-dried tomatoes and chunky tomato sauce. |
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Demonstrations of Jane's clever household appliances were eagerly anticipated by audiences. |
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For days, he'd eagerly read each and every classified ad in the newspaper, and he'd already applied for several jobs. |
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I wondered if I was alone in this emotional cocoon and eagerly sought the solace of expressive uniformity from other movie goers. |
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Once she had succeeded in wresting the radio from Mike's grasp, she spoke into the intercom eagerly. |
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The event never fails to captivate the excitement of the children, who always eagerly looked forward to it. |
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Later I see a father and son, both dressed in the near-obligatory combat fatigues, eagerly discussing the firepower on show. |
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While it does not have an official club, its commemoratives are eagerly sought by collectors. |
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He had great intellectual curiosity and eagerly applied physiology to patient care. |
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I eagerly await the news story citing evidence of tea harvesting on the South Downs as an indication of climate change. |
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I've been hooked to my TV set over the last ten days, eagerly awaiting the latest developments happening live before my very eyes. |
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It is only to be expected that the writings of such a distinguished fireworker would be eagerly sought by anyone interested in pyrotechny. |
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The Party eagerly grasped the opportunity to use his celebrity status to raise its public profile. |
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An even smaller girl who is seated nearer the front is the next to extend her forearm eagerly. |
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Our freestyle pilots eagerly accepted the extra airtime and continued to slice up the sky with their inventive inverted flight maneuvers. |
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In the heat of the action, the coach eagerly diagrams a play and talks his players through it. |
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The eagerly awaited Central Saint Martins MA show provided a grand finale to London Fashion Week. |
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I guess it's a mercy that I'll be in an eagerly awaited training from 10-noon. |
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The semi-annual issuance of the INFORMANT was eagerly awaited, and serious players literally devoured its contents from cover to cover. |
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Journalism had taken form, and the public eagerly devoured newspaper accounts of war, foreign and domestic. |
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I visited New York recently and on landing at Newark airport was taken through a customs hall where a beagle dog was eagerly examining luggage. |
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And personally, I'm looking forward very eagerly to many, many happy returns of the day. |
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Make periodic withdrawals from the public eye with consequent eagerly anticipated comebacks. |
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By the time Shane stepped through the ropes, the crowd, eagerly anticipating his arrival, had already risen to a fever pitch. |
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Those who are familiar with George's somewhat unusual ideas, will no doubt be eagerly anticipating the arrival of the new attraction. |
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Carl and Kim had been eagerly anticipating the birth after Kim, a 33-year-old insurance account executive, discovered she was pregnant last year. |
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While his heart thumped eagerly he went with slow and pretended reluctance back to the old desk. |
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We are eagerly anticipating the arrival of many more baby animals, including lambs and more piglets, over the forthcoming weeks. |
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Most eagerly sought are the magnificent leervis sometimes called the garrick. |
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As the crowd stared eagerly at her sultry form, waiting for her to burst into song, she pondered her career choice. |
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It seems very sad that some people see this as entertainment, watching eagerly for the next instalment. |
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I got a fair discount off the recommended price, so I took it home and eagerly unwrapped the box. |
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His entry into the 2004 Presidential campaign has been eagerly anticipated. |
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The school has been housed in cramped and poorly ventilated portables for several years and was eagerly anticipating a permanent location. |
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I began collecting craft books in early November, eagerly anticipating the barrage of oohs and aahs coming my way from admiring December guests. |
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At the Olympic stadium north of the city centre, thousands of fans gaze eagerly down at the starting blocks. |
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But it won't stop fuelling the witch-hunt against refugees which the right wing press and Tories eagerly join. |
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With the roaring crowd approving of the result, the owner eagerly signs the band to a regular gig. |
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It's the eagerly awaited second novel from the 28-year-old Foer, currently the hottest young literary lion around. |
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I agreed eagerly and so Derek joined my three cousins for a day of rock-climbing in the mountains. |
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At the bookstore, the hall was packed with children eagerly waiting to learn to spin a yarn. |
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She had longed so eagerly to charm, to be desired, to be wildly attractive and sought after. |
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Randon's eyes were glowing eagerly, hope roused within him that they might go to the aid of Falgrice's people after all. |
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It promises to be a great occasion for the local community and is eagerly looked forward to. |
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We eagerly await the first letter that comes to us with a Spanish postmark! |
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Instead, he waited eagerly, anxiously, praying and hoping for his son's return. |
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The first half was eagerly and evenly contested with the best chance for Ardattin coming when Curry's shot clipped the crossbar. |
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The bar owner eagerly pocketed it, and within a few seconds from good service, he was sipping on a tankard of rum, eyeing the surely crowd. |
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That the sequels are the most eagerly awaited cinematic event of the year is not in question. |
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Odessa are well on the way to completing their eagerly awaited debut album, which is due out early May. |
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The trout fishing event was eagerly awaited, there was a large entry for Senior and Junior events. |
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Why do we continue to toil away so very eagerly at creating our own unhappiness? |
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I felt slightly like a puppy who had followed him home, eagerly performing the tricks he asked of me. |
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Member states have pursued their domestic interests too eagerly and threatened to disrupt a trade agreement. |
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They will eagerly, and often impulsively, engage in social interactions, even with strangers. |
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The eagerly awaited National Culchie Festival is scheduled for Lisselton at the end of October. |
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He is eagerly interested in anything scientific in nature, and careless about the feelings of people around him. |
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To a capacity crowd, they slip easily and eagerly into the role of warm-up band with a more than healthy gusto. |
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Secessionists eagerly implicated the national tariff, which had redirected Southern profits to Northern manufactures. |
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Feedlot cattle eagerly trot to the bunk to chow down on a ration made with wheat or barley instead of corn. |
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A porter, having put a load of waste paper on the ground is eagerly quaffing this best of barley wine. |
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Most British workers eagerly look forward to their customary summer holidays to get away from everyday working drudgery. |
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Matron was, eagerly it seemed, listening to their conversation, despite her attempts to keep herself to herself during mealtimes. |
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The U.S. will eagerly seize on any gesture of cooperation from the Germans. |
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Henry Jekyll's own final testament adds one small detail, which has been eagerly seized on by film-makers. |
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Their views have been eagerly seized upon by lovers of conspiracy theories. |
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Despite learning all this, I still eagerly set off to make my second attempt at skydiving, this time going to the drop zone closer to home. |
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People flowed to their seats with decorum eagerly anticipating the thrill of gourmet cuisine. |
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But, as my father eagerly points out, he has a large estate for sons and plenty of money to dower daughters with. |
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Headlights flickered in through my open window and I sat up eagerly to peer outside. |
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Thousands of Swindon youngsters will be eagerly waiting up for Santa to drop down the chimney tonight. |
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Stranded in a tiny village without amenities, he eagerly accepts an offer of shelter in a local abode. |
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The auditorium was packed and places were booked well in advance for this eagerly anticipated show. |
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I didn't cotton on to the fact it was a Hotel restaurant, otherwise I probably would not have jumped at the suggestion so eagerly. |
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Dressed in an entrancing silver brocade gown, Lucy eagerly enfolded Rachel into an embrace. |
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There is a scent of change in the air, as a devastated people eagerly interpret the smallest of signs as portents of a new beginning. |
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The valet boys met us eagerly and called for a bellboy to retrieve our luggage. |
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Neko eagerly reached for the sugar shaker and poured a hefty amount into his coffee. |
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When in doubt, speakers eagerly returned to the safe harbor of Kerry's war record. |
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Local and state legislatures eagerly read the Court's decision as an invitation to transfer other people's property to private developers. |
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Ronnie jumped in eagerly, almost clasping her hands in poorly disguised relief. |
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The visa applicants hover nervously in their best clothes as shoe shine boys run eagerly around. |
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On one corner of the triangular table a small grouping of food platters had been placed, and the guests headed to them eagerly. |
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Try the tangy lobster seviche laced with passion-fruit mojo, which can be scarfed as eagerly as the house red sangria. |
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This is because chemical beam balances are eagerly sought by collectors of scientific instruments. |
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Socialist literature was showered everywhere and eagerly purchased on all sides. |
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As fall comes, and the leaves turn and swirl in colorful whirlwinds, we eagerly look forward to it. |
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I have often heard them eagerly discussing such serials broadcast by Radio Luxemburg. |
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Midsummer vacations are eagerly awaited every year by all students with the sole objective of getting a break from the monotony of studies. |
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In fact, many people eagerly follow the weather forecasts whenever bad weather is looming. |
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Into his car I would eagerly climb, greeted by the familiar smell of cigars and pipe tobacco. |
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Their herds of cattle and flocks of sheep from New South Wales were eagerly bought by the early South Australian settlers. |
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Suddenly, I was ravenous again, and eagerly soaked up the sauce with mchadi, the special corn cakes made expressly for that purpose. |
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Many customers eagerly signed up because their pets had been made frantic with fear by the noise of fireworks. |
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The jobs tend to be eagerly sought, especially by women, whose other prospects for earning an income can be very unappealing. |
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Members are also eagerly looking forward to next month's short break. |
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Up and down the plane I heard the slap of blinders yanked down over the windows while the rest of us eagerly took in the view. |
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He eagerly concurs in the prince's vow to abjure the throne and marriage. |
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A girl sitting in the first row raised her hand eagerly, the bangles looped around her wrist jangling loudly regardless of being concealed inside her student uniform. |
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Many clubs will take newcomers eagerly to help build their numbers, and are normally very accommodating and helpful regardless of your skill level. |
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There came a teasing jingle sound and the youth smiled eagerly. |
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Small, slim fingers eagerly and agilely move over their recorders' keys. |
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We eagerly converted more acres, tried more crops, and enthusiastically learned our way through the new agronomics and new beauracracy that organic certification brought. |
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I swallowed eagerly and choked as it went down the wrong way. |
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I eagerly scooped myself a bowlful then ladled some for everyone else because ladling soup is fun and I'll beat up anyone that tries to take that joy away from me! |
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Since then, artists have reveled in symbol-laden dream scenarios, and audiences looking for clues to the human experience have lapped them up eagerly. |
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The rally had been eagerly attended, was sporadically enthusiastic, and left almost no impression once it was over. |
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Ben H. Winters is out this July with the eagerly anticipated finale to his critically acclaimed The Last Policeman trilogy. |
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How eagerly she looks forward to pay day, for that little mite means so much at home. |
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Sponsors were eagerly poised to leap forwards to support chess. |
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This eagerly anticipated annual event once again drew the crowds and this time there was the added attraction of an extra race on the town centre circuit. |
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Football stars and fans all over the world are already eagerly anticipating the next World Cup, which the game's ruling body is promising will be the best ever staged. |
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The move has been welcomed by the county council and local community leaders, who are eagerly anticipating the re-opening of the unit and the creation of new jobs. |
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The female following are also eagerly anticipating the launch of the season, and particularly the production of the customary team line-up photograph. |
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Rainman is due home in half an hour and I'm eagerly anticipating the ratcheting sound of the La-Z-Boy as he settles in for an evening of television viewing. |
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This should draw a huge crowd to O'Hara Park as the clash will be eagerly awaited and anticipated by players, fans and supporters alike of both teams. |
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Many victims' families, who must decide whether to pursue private litigation or seek a payout from a national compensation fund, were eagerly anticipating the ruling. |
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Who Bares Wins is set against the backdrop of a remote community eagerly anticipating the arrival of the rambler and also explores society's attitudes to nudity. |
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Like most industry insiders, renowned architecture critic Hugh Pearman is eagerly anticipating an epic battle culminating in a wonderful icon for the city of Glasgow. |
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We have children waiting in the pouring rain, in a roofless hut, their eyes eagerly awaiting the arrival of their teacher to guide them into the new millennium. |
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A young groom, eagerly attired, stands before a doorway, which in turn looks out onto a landscape of sun-scarred desert, aureate sands stretching to a blinding, azure sky. |
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English-Canada's critical establishment would be salivating, eagerly waiting his new book or film, ready to compare the latest literary works to those made for cinema. |
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I eagerly await the last Friday of every month for the mailman's arrival. |
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Steel axes replace stone axes, outboard motors replace sails, modern medicine replaces witch doctoring, transistor radios and cellular phones are eagerly sought. |
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Some marchers had placards while others eagerly snapped up pink and blue balloons, with the Gazette's Save Our Maternity Unit logo, to secure to their prams and baby buggies. |
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Like others who have survived these battles, I eagerly await the arrival of MT 3.0 technology because it means I can integrate Typekey into my bag of tricks. |
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He had fixed a fine meal of beef, potatoes, carrots and onions, and the men were lining up eagerly, plates in one hand and coffee mugs in the other. |
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Today the Festival has grown into a mammoth extravaganza, an annual entertainment mega event which tourists from all over the world eagerly look forward to. |
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A favorite dot-com-era TV commercial of mine depicts several young entrepreneurs eagerly watching a ticker for their first e-commerce transaction. |
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As well as nowhere to park I discovered three traffic wardens eagerly sticking tickets on any and every car that had attempted to park where they could. |
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His eagerly awaited autobiography is a solid good read about the life of a top international soccer star, although hardly the seminally honest account we were promised. |
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City folks are eagerly awaiting the proposed project to beautify the Putherikandam maidan adjacent to the Gandhi Park, which will add to the beauty of the Fort area. |
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The reality is that some will eagerly solicit the uninformed to support their agenda via the one-note, often sensationalized message of the media. |
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A stunned and tantalized Chinese public is now eagerly awaiting Gu Kailai's day in court. |
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In a few weeks fresh-faced students will be eagerly spewing forth essays on the semiotics of the shell suit in post-parliamentary Scottish soaps, and good luck to them. |
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They noted that the cephalopod eagerly attacked the molt and invariably did so by working from the posterior of the lobster abdomen toward the anterior. |
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Seldom will a blade of grass have been more eagerly awaited. |
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Lisa leaned forward eagerly, her eyes twinkling with amusement. |
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A raccoon on a patio chomps eagerly on a stolen morsel of food. |
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It chokes me up a bit when I come back now and he is busy getting his own breakfast and putting on his uniform unassisted and then he charges out the door eagerly. |
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Can we eagerly look forward to academic investigation of vampires or probative studies of alien abductions? |
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A long, green swath of wilderness beckoned, and I eagerly began working my way through a tangle of muscadine vines and palmetto, beneath a hammock of arching live oaks. |
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Both men eagerly explored and shared their myriad talents with all those fortunate enough to know them as family members, friends, colleagues and students. |
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Albert enrolled at Bonn University and eagerly applied himself to study in natural science, political economy, and philosophy as well as developing his musical talent. |
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Suddenly, Jupiter opens the front door of the house and an enormous Newfoundland dog runs inside and happily jumps upon the narrator, licking his face eagerly. |
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Most folks start with a feeder or two and quickly find themselves engrossed with the resident sparrows, finches, and woodpeckers that eagerly accept the offerings. |
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Jeremy had eagerly donated to the Nobel sperm bank, and spawned many, many children with various wives, because he wanted to spread his seed as far as possible. |
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The media, much of it in the hands of regressive establishment figures, eagerly cheered them on. |
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He laughed heartily as he kissed her and she eagerly returned his passion. |
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Of course, Washington's profligate political class eagerly engaged in deficit spending to provide a surfeit of public-sector debt to close this circle. |
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Slated as the most important annual event for the Punjabi community in Delhi, it is also one of the most eagerly awaited television events for Punjabis all over the globe. |
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Sometimes, eagerly anticipated musical encounters fail to meet expectations, but when these titans of the tenor sax got together in 1957, the results were stunning. |
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For the past few years, I have eagerly anticipated the chance, even trying to pimp copies from people I know who may have been connected to the project. |
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Then, realizing he didn't know me, he turned to someone else and said the exact same thing, so he could receive an eagerly desired knowing, insidery smile in response. |
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Witness how eagerly we accept the idea that our food is being poisoned by the suspect motivations and carelessness of industry, government and science. |
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They eagerly turned to literature printed in the East to acquire fluency in the expressive, if nonverbal, rhetoric made possible by this new sensibility. |
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The sale had been eagerly anticipated by collectors and museum curators. |
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He suggested a drink, and I nodded eagerly, for I was thirsty. |
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To be sure, most Asians, whatever their creed, eagerly embrace modernity. |
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Beaten, Buck calms down and eagerly eats food from the man's hand. |
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She is also eagerly looking forward to returning home later this month. |
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Such is the pervasive belief here, so skewed are market risk perceptions, that even the world's leading bond market vigilantes eagerly lead the charge for easy money. |
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We eagerly anticipate your trip to our nation's capital that you proposed in your last letter, and several of us are pressing the Director to pay for it. |
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I eagerly opened them up and popped one of the VHS tapes into my deck. |
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The local Reserve Defence Forces drawn from D-Company of the 10th infantry battalion, got the eagerly awaited parade off to a punctual start on the stoke of 2.30 pm. |
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The ferret gobbled them up eagerly and curled up in Nathalie's lap, making a strange noise that sounded like something between a snore and a purr. |
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The news of their escapades was eagerly listened to in Ireland. |
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And years ago we never heard of drug-related stabbings, or drive-by shootings, all of which would have been eagerly printed by the media of that day. |
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For the past four years it is one of the books that I most eagerly await. |
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The reappearance of Slam in the Axminster Carpets EBF Maiden Stakes is eagerly anticipated. |
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Two adorable fashion boys eagerly welcomed us, one in a schoolboy outfit and the other floating around in a flappy white smock-cape. |
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Supporters included attorneys, social workers, and reformers with whom he had worked on cases, and they testified eagerly in his behalf. |
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The city eagerly welcomed foreign traders, most notably the Portuguese traders selling pepper and other spices. |
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Yet we follow McIntyre into the jungles as eagerly as if we were children lost in an adventure novel by H. Rider Haggard. |
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Bostonians eagerly await the arrival of spring after a long, cold, snowy winter. |
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Philip eagerly accepted the advice, and quickly marched at the head of his troops into the territory of Flanders. |
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We listened eagerly as she related the whole exciting story. |
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Seth Joshua, another prominent leader of the Revival, came to the area to hold meetings, which Roberts attended eagerly. |
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Many former officers and soldiers, who had little hope of other employment, eagerly joined the Darien project. |
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Marcus caught up another large rock, but before hurling it he paused, squinting eagerly down his murder-hole. |
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Social historians took eagerly to the affirmation of historicity and the injunction to attend to child-rearing. |
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The arrival of spring is very exciting to many, but for the pint-size among us, it is the Easter Bunny they have been eagerly awaiting. |
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Once these sports reached Bermuda, they were eagerly adopted by Bermudians. |
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The position of professor at the University of Dorpat was not accepted, though he eagerly corresponded with the scientific community. |
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I eagerly pulled my chip detector van on to the packed forecourt at Dads Lane, glad to find a single free space on a dangerous corner. |
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The daimyos eagerly started to trade for all the Iberians might care to import. |
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He immediately set out to intercept them, and Nelson eagerly anticipated his first fleet action. |
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And like Brezhnev-era Soviet commissars, Scarr eagerly denounces opposition to the Brave New World she envisions as a form of illness. |
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The students eagerly launched into their own collages, under some gentle guidance from Jones. |
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As the first broad gauge of the economy's performance last month, Friday's labor market report was eagerly anticipated by analysts. |
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And the Kemps are eagerly awaiting next spring's batch of calves, which will include a number of calves imported from Canada as embryos. |
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When Burnet was ashore he hastened to William and eagerly enquired what William now intended to do. |
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Nevertheless, effective imperial protection from barbarian ravages was eagerly sought. |
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Carl Ben had been called away for a trial of uncertain length, but the others eagerly anticipated the scienceman's observations. |
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Having as a young man eagerly sought the support of established authors, he was in his later years a generous sponsor of many younger writers. |
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Wordsworth had published nothing new since the 1800 edition of Lyrical Ballads, and a new publication was eagerly awaited. |
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Antwerp eagerly welcomed foreign traders, most notably the Portuguese pepper and spice traders. |
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I remember hardly being able to contain myself, eagerly waiting to drop my bait into the depths, where hopefully huge red snappers would be waiting. |
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Photonic crystal stakeholders are eagerly looking forward to Samsung following up on its plan to introduce handset displays based on that technology. |
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Southern Yellow Pine resists the aging process better than most wood and has a slightly porous surface that eagerly accepts any color of stain you want to apply. |
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Domitian eagerly sought the opportunity to attain military glory and joined the other officers with the intention of commanding a legion of his own. |
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There I was eagerly anticipating my usual Gourmet Perle gravy meal with a side smattering of Purina One dried food and I was served up whiffy great chunks of fish. |
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Still used for their original purpose today, blacksmiths and wagonwrights can be seen eagerly working away as the railway proudly keeps alive many traditional skills. |
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I remember an anecdote of a well-known French theorist, who was debating a point eagerly in his cenacle. It was objected against him that he had never experienced love. |
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This pabular vocabulary will be eagerly embraced by all those interested in and engaged in food and its preparation from whatever culture and tradition they may come. |
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Last year pet owners eagerly viewed Dr Monkey's diary of his day-to-day life leading up to firework night and they'll be able to follow his journey again this year. |
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In the 7th century, however, learning expanded in Ireland and the Celtic lands, where Latin was a foreign language and Latin texts were eagerly studied and taught. |
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But to a child's vision at least those May Day sweeps did much to brighten the city dullness, and year by year I watched for them eagerly from the window. |
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Residents of the working-class neighborhood of small stucco homes and white picket fences have eagerly awaited the sewer hookup that most Angelenos take for granted. |
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I had a grim sense of amusement on finding that the old woman was not deaf, for she went out, and presently came back with a gourdful, which I eagerly drank. |
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All the feasters eagerly awaited the arrival of the main course. |
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Tiny hands are eagerly plucking the strings of violins, guitars and vihuelas as the musicians compete for attention inside the parent center at San Fernando Elementary School. |
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An eagerly awaited heavy siege train joined the besieging force, and from 7 September, the siege guns battered breaches in the walls and silenced the rebels' artillery. |
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Offer a bulky and boggy bun to the suspected individual just ten minutes before dinner. If this is eagerly accepted and devoured, the fact of youth is established. |
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Borromeo kept in contact with his church in Milian through letters and eagerly encouraged the leaders there to implement the reforms coming from the Council of Trent. |
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Though Borromeo was an aide to the pope in Rome and was unable to be in Milan, he eagerly pushed for the decrees of the Council to be quickly put into practice in Milan. |
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The British bought them eagerly too, through Lalique's London agents, the Breves Galleries in Knightsbridge, which is where this example, called 'Faucon', came from. |
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