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So she belted out the song with everything she had
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He was dressed in a subtly patterned satin nightcoat with nothing under it, but it was belted shut
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Aspen belted the robe, feeling a little more confident
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She had insisted the girl take the bow, but they had come to a compromise when she belted on her sword
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Despite this, she slung her bow case over her back with the enchanted emerald bow sticking up above her shoulder and belted on her sword
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"An old lady belted you with a bag full of bricks," he told me with a concerned look
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The CD player belted out the latest hits and Lyra swung her hips in time to the beat as she turned the meat over
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traded off on the piano and I belted out one tune after another
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He convulsed calmly, as if the ride belted a shimmy
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“What?” she belted out
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Kragorram wore the most impressive sword any there had ever seen, sheathed in a gold and white scabbard along his left side, belted in two places with gold chain as thick as Mark’s leg
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so that the bunched up waist of the belted jeans was
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Soon they were ready, he in a white silk shirt with pearl buttons, a gold hairclip, and a jacket that matched the kilt, she in a simple blue silk belted summer dress that fell to her calves, with some of her hair artfully arranged in ringlets atop her head and held with gold pins
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A sword belted at his waist, how he beamed when I told him that he had been chosen
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"Yahoo," he belted out in the tower, not on the air, of course
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A sword belted at his waist, how he beamed when I told him that he had
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must have spread out like the limitless ocean, forests that belted
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they belted out a series of distress calls while running away from
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Notwithstanding the flaws of the organist he belted out the latter with such enthusiasm, making Charly blush
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with Wayne, and no one faulted Michael even though he had belted
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“I bet that guy you belted will need a doctor
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Smork as he belted out a jolly old laugh
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Peter gazed up at his mother's baby picture and belted out, "Mother, you are so pretty
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Hunter belted out, "Quiet now!"
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As soon as they stepped before an infrared sensor, a siren belted out a loud wail, red
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Before it could decide what to do, Jar appeared from behind and belted it across the head with a log of wood
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Remember he was still giggling like a girl when we came back in and belted you on the bum just as you were coming? Fuck, I didn’t know you could get so mean
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As he began to fall forward, she jumped to her feet and belted him in the face with the stick, which she still had clenched in her hand, knocking him backwards into the scrub
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I was sitting in the middle seat on the window, lap belted in and watching the scenery go by
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” He pushed the door open and she put the skinny child next to the window and seat belted him in
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His garb was common enough for that country—a coarse tunic, belted at the waist, short leather breeches beneath, and soft buckskin boots that came short of the knee
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Belted it around my tender waist, it still hurt from the bout of puking that had left me sore in the ribs and belly
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I was in a voluminous wool nightgown with gathered sleeves, an embroidered robe belted at the waist and thin slippers on my feet
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People are Strange and we belted out the song with such intensity you’d
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"My father would have belted me, if I stayed out all night with
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She hoped for this prospect as she obeyed the staff’s directions, putting both arms into the sleeves, having these wrapped around her body and belted, then locked
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The thermal belted his right wing, tipping his glider away from the ridge
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battered mask of blood, her sliced jeans peeled back but still belted to her waist
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He belted out his discontent for all to hear
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He had left this very building every day after school, driving off in his dad’s old Chevy with a change maker belted to his waist
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George and Chunt belted along the tunnel on electric scooters, headed for
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The lead singer belted out some words that I really couldn’t make out over the guitars playing
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into Mrs Jenkins from the Crusty Cob bakery when he belted it around the head with a sack of
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Jeff introduced the melody and Thelma belted out the opening verse:
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“Welcome to the new campsite,” the flat computer voice belted out
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“Of course you can ask, and you just did!” She belted out a jolly laugh
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putrefies captioned conned exterior below the belted fury
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razor-filled maw belted out another war cry
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“I strongly disagree,” belted out a group of powerless protesters from the Collaboration of Those Who Angrily Disagree With Any Form of Legitimately Sanctioned Policing and/or Law Enforcement in the Kroonum System
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he was belted in and ready to go
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The belted wheel, the trail of steel, the churning screw, are shuttles in the loom on which they weave their magic tapestries
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She screamed in horror, “Whoa, Dumbo! Whoa, boy!” His back right hoof slid on the bank and into the stream; she could hear the rocks slipping, the hoof sliding, and then the leg belted beneath him, and he fell sideways toward the stream
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Ares belted the sheathed sword around McAdams’s waist while Than did the same for Therese
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She belted on the golden sheath and found her sword on the cave floor
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So, after a while, I was wheel-chaired off to the wonderful world of Psych Med – interim home of Myrtle the Walkin’, Talkin’ Jamaican, who had moving conversations with persons only she could see (and sang to her stuffed dog), Crooner Bob and his amazing repertoire of 40s and 50s ballads, which he suddenly belted out with hands lifted high off his walker, and 76-year-old roommate Don’s volley of machine gun farts as he drifted off to sleep
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As Aretha Franklin belted out the last few lines of I Will Survive before surrendering the computer-contained stage to Disturbed so they could regal her with Stricken Nicole was overcome by the feeling that she was being watched
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During the closing hymn, Garret’s strong bass voice belted out a song Petra didn’t know
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the dirty gray fabric of his belted shirt
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He continued the rhetoric with his inner psyche What if she lost that wicked temper of hers? She belted you once, remember - seven stitches and a six hour wait in casualty
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There was karaoke on and we belted out the old classics like ‘Stand On Your Man’ and I danced with a barman
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As Jeff made his way back to Duniway, he belted out the chorus of the
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Without any apparent hesitation those around me and in the other six groups belted out, “The Lord God Jehovah!”
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“Hang on honey!” Belted out Galloway and I found the seatbelt in a hurry
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They seat belted in, and Emily watched her beloved island slip out
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“We love you, Jerry!” a woman at the next table belted out when an image of him appeared
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Already he has personally packed them into a crate and belted it shut and numbered it with white paint and seen it loaded inside a train car where it sits under twenty-four-hour guard
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Dot dot dash dash, off it goes into the wires belted across Europe
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In the trap sat the chubby, tightly belted clerk who served Ryabinin as coachman
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He came to breakfast in a loosely belted kimono he’d found at a secondhand shop downtown and a pair of bright white briefs
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I shrugged silently, stood up, planning on leaving him with the bill, but he belted my name before I got three steps
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They looked about in amazement, first at Frodo, and then at Tom standing large as life on the barrow-top above them; and then at themselves in their thin white rags, crowned and belted with pale gold, and jingling with trinkets
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The choir, dressed in white gowns, belted out “I’ll Fly Away,” and the chapel seemed to swell and resonate with the triumphant power of the raised voices
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The kid put the Seagull in his lap, strummed some chords, then belted out a few lines of a country sob song of the “My baby’s left me all alone” variety
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I could see my grandmother in my mind, her hair upswept, wearing pearls and a long pale dress with a tiny belted waist
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That whole winter, Hassan and I took turns wearing the hat, and belted out the film's famous music as we climbed mounds of snow and shot each other dead
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Nicholas, in his old lady’s dress over which he had belted his hussar overcoat, stood in the middle of the sleigh, reins in hand
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" Crumley belted it down and shut his eyes
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Inside, she realized how laxly the colored men hung swaying in their uniforms, and how tensely, nervously, the white men were crammed, shoved, and belted into their outfits
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She held her breath as the new herald belted out, “His Grace—”
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“That big son-of-a-bitch of a girl, she belted me —” She went off into hard crying again
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Some gamesome wights will tell you that they have to plant weeds there, they don't grow naturally; that they import Canada thistles; that they have to send beyond seas for a spile to stop a leak in an oil cask; that pieces of wood in Nantucket are carried about like bits of the true cross in Rome; that people there plant toadstools before their houses, to get under the shade in summer time; that one blade of grass makes an oasis, three blades in a day's walk a prairie; that they wear quicksand shoes, something like Laplander snow-shoes; that they are so shut up, belted about, every way inclosed, surrounded, and made an utter island of by the ocean, that to their very chairs and tables small clams will sometimes be found adhering, as to the backs of sea turtles
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The driver was a young fellow in a nankeen regulation coat, belted below the waist, sitting sidewise on the box
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“The Belted Seas,” by Arthur Colton, Henry Holt & Co
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Hence “The Belted Seas