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1. He ran down the aisles and up on to the stage where he tried with all of his might to break open the cage door
2. If, on his own, he could break open a spectacular case such as this, with an important politician the likes of Gordon Edward at its core, all the glory and recognition long deserved would be his and his People’s to bask in
3. It had round things that were hard on the outside that only the flying things could break open
4. 29 And the sons of Jacob came near to break open the doors of the gates of the city, and the inhabitants did not let them, for from the top of the wall they were casting stones and arrows on them
5. By four-thirty the clouds would break open and
6. 29 And the sons of Jacob came near to break open the doors of the gates of the city and the inhabitants did not let them for from the top of the wall they were casting stones and arrows on them
7. Then they would break open my door first thing in the morning,
8. cage would break open once the rusted wire had corroded
9. “He will break open the stitching and cause more damage to his abdomen
10. The tough plastic cover was too strong to break open with his bare hands, so he searched the pockets of the docker’s jacket for something useful
11. The sky doesn’t break open, I don’t ascend to a higher plane
12. Who has brought out the weak olive-seedling from that hard and firm stone which does not break open except with great difficulty?
13. Who brings out the weak olive seedling from the hard and firm stone which does not break open, except with great difficulty?
14. It took no time at all for the police to arrive, break open the door, open the vault with the key and discover the body
15. to come out, to break open
16. Don meditated for his inner energy to flow out and break open the booby traps
17. It is very important not to scratch the areas too hard otherwise the skin can break open
18. "My dear sir, have you forgotten that the Nautilus is armed with a fearsome spur? Couldn't it be launched diagonally against those tracts of ice, which would break open from the impact?"
19. Caris said: “If the money was yours in the first place, you will have had no need to break open the casket to get
20. If the detective could break open a case like this one—
21. Break open a dropping to see if there are any clues to what the animal has been eating, then bait accordingly
22. Break open the round and pour the gunpowder on to your tinder before using your flint (a), or remove only half the powder and stuff a piece of cloth into the cartridge case (b)
23. Now what special difficulty would there be in natural selection preserving all the slight individual variations in the shape of the beak, which were better and better adapted to break open the seeds, until a beak was formed, as well constructed for this purpose as that of the nuthatch, at the same time that habit, or compulsion, or spontaneous variations of taste, led the bird to become more and more of a seed-eater? In this case the beak is supposed to be slowly modified by natural selection, subsequently to, but in accordance with, slowly changing habits or taste; but let the feet of the titmouse vary and grow larger from correlation with the beak, or from any other unknown cause, and it is not improbable that such larger feet would lead the bird to climb more and more until it acquired the remarkable climbing instinct and power of the nuthatch
24. But most of them understood why Madame Wolff did not wish any investigation, even should any of those present have sufficient courage to dare the curse and break open the door