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1. But Eddie was too afraid to flap his wings, so gliding is all he did
2. His wings unfolded like before, but he was still just gliding toward the water
3. performed gracefully, gliding through the air
4. His was all the way to the starboard end, so he had windows on two sides, the ones at the table looking out over the side and at the distant banks gliding by
5. So with Captain Dimitris in the wheelhouse keeping a weather eye on the horizon, and me sipping the concentrated aniseed drink, I began humming the one sea shanty in my repertoire, Liverpool Lou and it wasn't long before the Princess of Stephanos was gliding over the waves along her way
6. Gliding through the mist there came the figure of a tall, slinky blonde, who wiggled outrageously as she walked on air
7. Gliding above it all to extradite its spirit
8. gliding into blue water
9. He spread his wings, gliding down to the rooftop
10. What captured the bridge crew's attention however was the field of destruction into which the Huntress was now gliding
11. The auto winch dropped down towards the ground and in a few seconds Martin was gliding onto the soft, needle covered turf
12. Gliding, so we can see if we can spot who ever ducked up to those rocks
13. It was gliding very slowly towards the device
14. As Sheuli was beckoned up to the stage, the Rabbi waited ceremoniously for her as she gracefully ascended the stairs almost as if she was gliding
15. Rough handholds had been prepared where the stairs had met a natural object too hard to chisel at and the torch bearer was keen to show these with a pause of his ascent, letting the torch light flood over the obstacle like a silk handkerchief, before gliding upward
16. Chuckles was familiar with the house and headed up the stairs, gliding up the carpeted treads like a silent spectre
17. Gliding across the carpeted floor Gonzalez came up behind him, gripping the receptionist’s shoulder so tightly that his fingers disappeared into the man’s muscles
18. Upwards he flew, above the canopy of Brockenhurst Forest, swooping and gliding like a buzzard hunting prey, delighting in the sensation of the wind against his face
19. I was gliding through this life on a cloud suspended by my faith and it was inconceivable that there was any form of calamity looming
20. The Camel wasn’t really meant as a gliding machine
21. He started to bring up the nose, and put in a little power, gliding in through the stratosphere
22. She would hop from branch to branch, gliding effortlessly between the hanging limbs
23. sun gliding the paths wet with glittering snares;
24. The first guy up from their crew (Slim Jim) entered the linoleum stage, gliding on his feet like an astronaut, with moonwalk-esque movements that transitioned into a series of serious wavin’ and poppin’ routines, first rate
25. Then confirming my suspicions, he busted out into floor gliding, moon walking, poppin’, and tickin’ and such as he drew more near – that was just how he walked, which inspired Slim Jim to bellow, “Kid Mojo – in the Emmer Effin’ hiz ouse!”
26. Finally after about three miles I got to a place in the Eucalyptus trees where I could do a U, went all the way back a mile or so past where I’d originally turned, came to a signal where the street sign said Torrey Pines, turned left, and I went down into this huge big vacant place that was all dirt with about two hundred cars parked down there, and it said Hang Gliding on a building
27. was gliding, and he landed on the wide barrel of one of the cannons
28. moved swiftly to the left, gliding along the smooth walkway that
29. ledge, lurching forward as he and Tifa began gliding along the
30. The moon was slowly gliding off the sky, but darkness was not leaving with her
31. But not only did the car fare well, it was smoothly gliding on top of the rocks, like we never left it
32. often to the sounds of the raven gliding in and landing on the
33. So much for the gliding terrorist scare
34. throat, his fingers gliding about the porcelain skin, following the
35. Suddenly we were gliding over the
36. his hand toying with her arm, his fingers gliding up and down, or
37. At first he thought it was an eagle gliding in the firmament, but as it was approaching, the diffuse characters of the animal were delineated in the figures of a few girls and a dog mounted on a carpet, who were shouting with the same effusiveness as a castaway in view of a ship
38. The old lady was leading him into the house as the old man got into one of those gliding metal machines with a grim expression
39. ” Kaite aims her rifle out over the dunes, her eye glued to the scope she tracks something gliding high on the breeze
40. He walked in slow motion, as if he was gliding on thin air
41. The cloud giants came gliding on the disc, shooting lasers from every side
42. The blade whistles a sweet tune through the cold air and gracefully slides across your exposed throat as though it were a figure skater gliding on a frozen pond at night, shining in the light from the gas lamps and the twinkling stars overhead
43. Silently and unmoving, he watched from under his hood as Murphy circled in long lazy spirals before gliding slowly off
44. It made distant objects indistinct and that made him uneasy, rousing thoughts of serpents gliding unseen through the dimness
45. He avoided clinging briars and low-hanging branches effortlessly, gliding between trees without touching the stems and always planting his feet in the places calculated to show least evidence of his passing; but with Balthus it was slower, more laborious work
46. Suddenly a figure appeared on the fringe of the trail, under the trees, and began gliding toward the fallen timbers
47. Gliding into the niche, he peered through
48. Smoother and gaited unlike the normal walk, trot and canter but as smooth as gliding on water
49. My troubles seemed to leave me as I became absorbed with nothing more than my body gliding through the waves and the sea-bed below
50. Once the ship was gliding smoothly toward the dock, the assistant harbor master said to no one in particular, “Well kids, you had a tough one out there, but we’re glad you’re back