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1. It was the inferno, the black pit, the desolation
2. the pit of her stomach
3. I was a wretched ghoul held in a pit, a wraith, a rat in a trap
4. Moreover, it will prove to be a money pit
5. He doesn't see the harm anymore, so he decides to soothe the beast that dwells in the pit of his gut, "Can I have that food now?" In moments, a steaming hot plate of fish and vegetables appear on the table, and Apollo doesn't hesitate to gorging himself on the generous helpings
6. The heavens split wide open and I fell into a void, a pit of dense, black, smothering raven feathers
7. So here she was, about to walk down the ramp and into the underpass, with the first dread impulse to run back to the lights and bars rising from the pit of her stomach
8. ” said the soldier as he pointed to the fire pit which was now covered
9. great light that came from the fire in the fire pit
10. to the sides of the pit
11. that go down to the stones of the pit; as a carcase trodden under feet
12. That wisdom needs to be expressed in such a way that when Christ returns and casts him in the pit, everyone knows
13. Archaeologists excavating a trash pit at the An anthropologist proposed a game to children in an Jamestown colony site in Virginia have found the African tribe
14. He is locked up in the pit for 1000 years
15. Satan is bound by chains and thrown into a pit (Revelation 20:1-2, Isaiah 24:21-22)
16. In Isaiah chapter 24, it speaks in the last few verses about a time when the kings and rulers of this world will be tied up and thrown into a pit for an extended period of time
17. She, the Lady Frances, lies mouldered in some lost pit,
18. There were no stones here, so they dug a pit for their fire
19. and the sickness in the pit of his stomach
20. of the flooded pit shaft
21. Towards lunchtime father emerged from his pit and stumbled down to the kitchen
22. After being put in the pit for a few days to calm down, things started to get better
23. “Not times, places, and positions, if that’s what you think I’m asking, I never even visit this flesh pit you’ve dreamed up,” he said as his eyes took in the forested sides of the vale
24. The house had the latest in modern kitchen appliances, a brand new corner bathroom suite, fitted wardrobes in all three bedrooms, and a lovely garden in which the businessman had a swing, a climbing frame and a sand pit installed
25. All they will succeed in doing is dropping another metal devise to the earth; and we will pick it up and put it with all the others in the lava pit
26. The now familiar wrench in the pit of my stomach happens again, I daresay I shall get used to being linked with Alastair in time
27. Roasted Kuyou was similar to a side of beef being roasted on a pit and placed on a large tray
28. “Fearing annihilation, the Ogatu females closed ranks and hid themselves from the laser pit and the eyes of their so-called, ‘Masters’
29. They knew how much these creatures feared the laser pit, so they whipped them up into a riotous frenzy, and in the inevitable panic that followed, made their way to the docking area and waited
30. Lucy wept and wept throughout the ordeal, hanging onto her mother’s arm with feral strength as they dragged Alan’s torso out into the garden and rolled it into the pit that had been dug for the patio
31. overcome the sense of revulsion rising from the pit of his stomach
32. The men immediately began to light two enormous fires in a pit in the center of the cave
33. Thick pads of straw woven into long mats had been placed about the fire pit and piled high off the ground
34. During the night the Hausa left their pens and came to the fire pit in search of their riders
35. The only thing she had ever seen like it was an animal pit in Alan’s Trastrab Basin, but even there there are video screens and amplified music today
36. had a swing, a climbing frame and a sand pit installed
37. whose agony is was and will be stricken out, cast into the pit
38. dictator to be overthrown? Have him thrown into the brim pit
39. She rolled him into the pit, turned around and walked away
40. An inhuman cry of anguish erupted from the pit
41. When finished, they mounted their Hausa amid gurgling sounds from the pit
42. rising from the pit of his stomach and was about to turn on his heel
43. “I wasn’t involved in that project, that comes from the snake pit
44. ‘Bed, I think, don’t you?’ I said, a now familiar tingling starting in the pit of my stomach
45. into the garden and rolled it into the pit that had been dug for the
46. Davie hears the buzzard's high pitched squeal of annoyance and imagines the bodies in the pit, in their death throes, pleading for light
47. ingenious, rock-enclosed, pit to help dissipate the
48. On the opposite side of the hole, Sheila was hauling her top over her head with appreciative commentary from Mickey, now standing on the side of the pit beside her
49. ‘I hated that stinking pit
50. The pit with the bodies
1. The ground here was rough gravel, they would have a hard time digging scrapes and the top would never stay up, so they only dug into shallow pits
2. It poured like it was heavy as molten metal and fumed the like pits of hell
3. down into the pits of Hell
4. She could see that she had been injured in the mob rush to flee the pits
5. Pete was certain he was about to be squashed by the fearsome giant, when a hooded man stepped forward; his eyes empty pits on his head
6. Dead, black pits
7. Secondly, he could hide out in the work pits where the Keeper rarely tread, for according to Nicola, LeCynic had lately been taking any child with potential from the High Tower, keeping them for his own
8. The inside of the fortress was cool and musty, smelling vaguely of old books, leather and smoke from kindling fire pits; it felt every bit as archaic as it looked from the outside
9. Because the communal latrines were just pits about ten feet long a yard wide and about five feet deep above the pit was a trestle with a pole resting on it that ran the length of the pit
10. Her sense of him was that he had turned suddenly cold, though the cold was like falling through pits of endless flames
11. I flicked on my lighter and used the light from it to look into his eyes I saw they were completely blank no recognition of me or where he was in fact they were like bottomless pits staring into nowhere
12. Kay knew these networks ran for miles and featured deep drop-offs and jagged pits
13. men of this world have lain, set up traps, spread forth snares and dug many pits, by which many are held captive
14. All this was before I had seen the gas chambers and crematoria and the deep pits and trenches that were dug throughout the camp
15. The pits were full of ash that was removed from the crematorium; human ash of complete families, children, babies and the aged; no one was spared
16. We would have loved to visit much more of that delightful and truly eolith city: more of its museums, more of its abundant flora, its Botanical Garden and especially its renowned “Bottle Box”, located 30 feet below surface in one of the underground pits of Canning Park Fortress
17. The ear vein and horn pits
18. That way lay madness, and a hard fall from grace into bottomless pits of despair and unworthiness
19. Everything had to sift through the gargantuan train of Ministry processes, officials and hearings to disappear in its labyrinth offices, clerk pits and then back up again through the same path, in order to probably but not always most likely, make something useful and tangible in the end
20. The remaining Badgers dug pits, holes and tunnels to prepare for the oncoming onslaught
21. The pits have now all gone and the huge reclamation of Lochore Meadows has been a remarkable success
22. This place was the pits
23. “The car has a lot of damage, he’ll be into the pits for sure, but he has to make it all the way around
24. Bear in mind, coming into the pits takes at least thirty-five seconds on a drive-through
25. Brett pulled into the pits, on his thirty-fifth lap, still in fourth place, and with forty laps to go in the Las Vegas Grand Prix
26. i saw also small pits in the side of the hill,
27. and in thickets, and in rocks, and in high places, and in pits
28. His eyes look like black pits, and he wears a smirk that spreads too wide across his face, forcing wrinkles into his cheeks
29. Marcus’s eyes stay on mine for a few seconds, and I can’t help but see them as black pits, like they were in Tobias’s fear landscape
30. because of the remains recovered from them had been at first pits for provisions
31. of some special pits for the remains
32. - pits for the domestic remains – in most of the cases, the
33. 85 The proud have dug pits for me, which are not after your law
34. 3 And their nobles have sent their little ones to the waters: they came to the pits, and
35. water pits and other surface water
36. water you do not dig small pits all over the place, but drill deep
37. 10 And Bera King of Sodom, and the rest of his men that were with him, went out from the lime pits into which they had fallen, to meet Abram and his men
38. “Fuck you Jesse, I hope you burn the darkest pits of hell” he cursed and threw the chip; I smiled catching it, quickly checking if it was the real one
39. 25 And Simeon said to his brothers, note the man of dreams is coming to us this day, and now therefore come and let us kill him and throw him in one of the pits that are in the wilderness, and when his father shall seek him from us, we will say an evil beast has devoured him
40. 16 you did pursue them in your storm, you did consume them in your whirlwind, you did turn their rain into hail, they fell in deep pits so that they could not rise
41. How you have truly influenced my environment…! These last few weeks have been the pits for me
42. During the pits of his divorce, our 2L, Prior and his 3L roomies, and I cheered Nick up with boys’ nights out at Hyde Park watering holes
43. There was Marilyn the young woman, not a Mormon, who wore ankle length skirts with long cuffed sleeves to hide the needle tracks up and down her arms and legs to her arm pits and groin
44. Boiling mud pits and strange colored puddles
45. mud pits she stopped and leaned against the protective railing to get
46. wondered what fueled the geysers and boiling mud pits
47. the geysers and mud pits, because there was no volcanic mountain
48. 10 And Bera King of Sodom and the rest of his men that were with him went out from the lime pits into which they had fallen to meet Abram and his men
49. 25 And Simeon said to his brothers note the man of dreams is coming to us this day and now therefore come and let us kill him and throw him in one of the pits that are in the wilderness and when his father shall seek him from us we will say an evil beast has devoured him
50. 16 you did pursue them in your storm you did consume them in your whirlwind you did turn their rain into hail they fell in deep pits so that they could not rise
1. He spots Hassan, one of the layabouts, sitting with a cigarette dropping form his lips, a bare foot resting on a coffee table pitted with cigarette burns
2. " That was no doubt a dusty pitted hulk for it was over two and a half centuries old by now, built of bulk aluminum and steel using big bolts
3. This was why the techs were kept apart from each other off duty, so they would not know who was who and could be pitted against each other by their bosses
4. across this pitted diamond mask,
5. pitted by frost and chipped by ice,
6. There are hundreds of metal tines on a large, circular wheel, and the entire contraption is pitted and brown with rust
7. His voice is strong and clear, bouncing off the old, pitted brickwork
8. Phosphorescent green tendrils of limewort held pitted, half-crumbled blocks and left veiny deposits of new rock on the old
9. He could no longer hold back his tears as he pictured his youngest son’s anger pitted against the Plague
10. Demons have been pitted against the holy realm and continue to strike against us
11. As we looked landward we could see the large yellow jagged steep pitted mound that was called the ‘Sphinx’
12. I got my first good look at Elijah now the scars on his face where hideous and disfiguring but worse than this was his eyes which were a fish belly white with no pupils or irises and round the sockets the flesh was pitted and black from the explosive that had taken his sight
13. We used to knock each other around, and after that we were pitted against another platoon
14. Thus a six feet plus cadet could be pitted against a much smaller cadet
15. 8 ounces dates, pitted and chopped
16. “Here?” motioned Blue Bird, pointing at the ground where it was scuffed and pitted by recent foot marks
17. When he pitted, they were planning to stick pack number six in, for that one had the best charge-discharge history
18. How far into the race are you? Would changing packs give you the opportunity to pass someone else who hasn’t pitted, and are they faster than you at the present moment? A discharged pack weighs just as much a fully-charged one
19. A rally of cabs pitted the stand, snout to tail
20. who has pitted this world with black scars!
21. Lord were pitted against each other
22. The book demonstrates that subversion within the West has pitted the traditional moral imagination of the West against what David Gelernter calls “its dead opposite
23. Thus the United States is denounced as a land where individualism is rampant and people are pitted against
24. man with a pale complexion and strange, pitted features on his
25. walking to retrieve the knife from the pitted wall
26. His pitted and scabbed nose ended in a point
27. Families were divided and pitted against one another
28. The attic was filled with Greek hero junk: armor stands covered in cobwebs; once-bright shields pitted with rust; old leather steamer trunks plastered with stickers saying ITHAKA, CIRCE’S ISLE, and LAND OF THE AMAZONS
29. They pitted humans against one another in
30. However, this unexpected turn of events would have pitted the stronger qunams against the not so strong of a given plunam
31. The heads missed her by hair's breadths, but they missed, as she pitted her twinkling feet, flickering limbs and perfect eye against the blinding speed of the scaly demons her enemy had conjured out of thin air
32. But he had never been pitted against a blade wielded by thews bred in the wild lands beyond the borders of civilization
33. Where Rachel saw the grand sweep of armies pitted against each other in epic struggles, Wendy saw the details of the movements of individual platoons and regiments as they dealt with the business of vanquishing an enemy
34. American Marines pitted against thousands of North
35. Military, and also in their arenas as fighting dogs pitted
36. However, those dogs that were pitted in ‘baiting’
37. His bulbous red nose was pitted and looked like a strawberry sitting on his face
38. Dachshund was pitted against a poodle
39. Believe it or not, there was a time when a John, Dick, or Harry could be pitted against a chimpanzee in a ‘boxing match’
40. One has pitted prunes in it and another I made myself at a friend’s house
41. This catastrophe pitted brother against brother and neighbor against neighbor all because some individuals desired to reap huge profits by having others work for them
42. it home; the wooden stock pitted and shiny black around the grip; giving it the
43. The ground was rutted and pitted with potholes and was dirt
44. � It pitted an international coalition that included the U
45. Fate had pitted them against one another, friend against friend
46. and look how it’s pitted
47. The road was highly compressed, rock hard soil, rutted and pitted, but a road none the less
48. pitted metal - she couldn’t use her claws
49. A special hull coating that prevented acoustic detection and a pitted surface, so it could slip through the water without drag, just like shark skin
50. Low wage earners are pitted against each other to keep wages as low as possible
1. Neither does it improve matters by exposing the modern viewer to imaginary, trumped-up ―reality‖ survival programs pitting women, who are just as likely to cop the coveted prize, against men in feats requiring athleticism and strength
2. There’s even a ‘clutch’ for stopping, or pitting, without powering down
3. This strategy can help protect her life by pitting male against male
4. sickest and discovered that the ash had caused pitting in the alveoli,
5. seemed to be pitting themselves against it, no wonder they had
6. The strength of the British was in its well equipped and disciplined army, policy of deceit and coercion, and pitting one group of Indians against the other
7. pitting here and there
8. His eyes were streaming with tears as the toxic fumes started pitting into the exposed skin of his face
9. Soon the hill held by the Marines was the scene of hundreds of desperate firefights, each pitting two or three American Marines against groups of four to five KPRA soldiers, all firing at each other from distances of five meters or less
10. He was struggling for her and for her alone, pitting all his manhood and risking his pride against his brother to prove himself to her
11. Why not make the courses for the horses instead of flogging the lagging but to no avail; it’s only in the sports that the differing capabilities are appreciated to devise ways and means for all to have their place under the sun; won’t the bantam and heavy weight classification in boxing, wrestling and weightlifting suggest that; the perils of pitting a lightweight champion even against a heavyweight trainee are not beyond anybody’s imagination
12. men that when he saw Nangong Ping, he felt like pitting against him
13. For example, if a KM initiative reveals that higher-level employees are performing tasks that could be done less expensively by other employees, then the burden of work may shift, pitting the higher- and lower-salaried employees against another
14. is remains in tact ,but the moment you put lemon juice or tamarind juice, pitting
15. Legend had it that the Clan of Zalcan trained their young warriors by pitting them against sharks in wrestling matches
16. " ' Father told me the rest of Desiree's circumstances and I came to understand why she'd been rejected by my Uncle Richard, but why he'd hurt his innocent children by pitting one against another goes beyond my scope of reasoning
17. Pitting her mother and father against each
18. Pitting their wits against
19. turning on themselves, wars pitting brother against brother, deaths over
20. hat and went out of the room murmuring and pitting his brows like an old
21. Shall we both course it?’ answered Nicholas, seeing in Erza and ‘Uncle’s’ red Rugay two rivals he had never yet had a chance of pitting against his own borzois
22. We are just pitting our skills in the arena against those of the other gladiators
23. Shall we both course it?” answered Nicholas, seeing in Erzá and “Uncle’s” red Rugáy two rivals he had never yet had a chance of pitting against his own borzois