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1. After more chit-chat, they began to stand up and shamble off in the direction of the door
2. In the time it took these stoned apprehensions to shamble across the stage of his attention and do their little twirl, the traffic signals had gone from yellow to red, pinning the bus into place a dozen blocks off
3. He will show up when he wants and stay as long as he wants, he’ll shamble around making conversation, and then he’ll sit, and beckon me to sit, and he’ll open a bottle of wine and we’ll suddenly be sharing a meal and there’s no way to stop it
4. The ivory Pequod was turned into what seemed a shamble; every sailor a butcher
1. The man shambled into her office, wearing a casual top, workman jeans and a sour expression
2. that even the King himself, big of head and rickety of legs, shambled
3. the dazzling snow, and then shambled off toward the barn
4. Without a backward look he shambled toward the house, slowly regaining his wind
5. As she shambled down the long corridor out of the factory past the delivery bay, 1 of the guards she had known for a long time stopped her
6. He shambled out into the upstairs hallway
7. The woman set the buckets down and eyed the guard, who had turned in another direction, before she shambled over to Ailia
8. The ogre climbed unsteadily to his feet, stood still for a moment, and shambled toward them
9. The woman shambled forwards
10. “ Regina, this whole episode has left me with shambled thoughts and feelings
11. The Zombie shambled ahead of them, exiting through a back door
12. She shambled off down the hallway
13. He lifted himself up from the floor and slowly shambled to the door
14. But, as The exhausted horse did not respond to the whip or reins but shambled on, dragging
15. As they went away Bilbo could have sworn that a thing like a bear left the shadow of the trees and shambled off quickly after them
16. As twilight fell the old bull stood with lowered head, watching his mates—the cows he had known, the calves he had fathered, the bulls he had mastered—as they shambled on at a rapid pace through the fading light
17. A pale man shambled out of the dark
18. A man shambled by in the shadow, balancing upon his head a basket
19. For in the new dark, the restive herd of old men shambled forward, hearts hammering
1. He tried to make something out of the shambles of the pack
2. By now the expedition could well be in a shambles
3. Without Debra, everything was in a shambles
4. The whole forest seemed a shambles of dead and broken limbs
5. The whole escapade was turning into a shambles the Turks were ambushing some of our lads and then falling back and the terrain in front of us was terrible and because of this the straight sweeping line we had started out with was now a disjointed mess
6. “The main thing is because of the shambles that has been happening in the bush and gullies we can expect no reinforcements at all and the chances of us holding this sector against a full scale enemy counter attack are nonexistent
7. ” He looked us over and I am sure he must have seen the horror registered on our mugs as we all remembered the last assault and the shambles it turned into
8. By noon the whole frontal attack had stalled once more and with no ground taken hardly the whole thing like the past two days was an absolute shambles a cock up of massive proportions
9. Then I wrote what would be my last ever letter to my beloved Helen I wrote how much I loved her and what she meant to me I told her the charges were trumped up and that someone had to pay for the shambles that had happened and I was one of the scapegoats
10. They’re still going on at Belsen, but they’re not as publicised as at Salverford because it’s a shambles
11. Saldon studied at the shambles of organisation
12. upstairs, James’ door was open, the room was a shambles, and he was not there
13. She surveyed the shambles of the road ahead
14. He seemed to be a positive shambles of a man
15. With civil rights of Blacks in shambles, some questioned why they would fight on America’s behalf
16. “Faith Tabernacle is in shambles,” he said, darting a worried look around the room
17. I have two daughters whose lives are in shambles
18. The sparsely furnished one-room cabin was a shambles
19. they failed to do, however, is discuss why primary care is in such a shambles and
20. Hamburg was in complete shambles
21. So you would rather have success before your life turns to shambles?
22. "My God, what a shambles
23. He had a hissy fit and now he was standing alone, wondering if he’d overreacted: If the house wasn’t in such shambles, would I have reacted this way? If she didn’t also have a Zoloft addiction problem, could I have forgiven her for going behind our backs and finding out the sex of the baby?
24. No man has seen that camel since that night, but a black brutish manlike shape shambles to Natohk's tent and gibbers to him in the blackness before dawn
25. The wild Kushites rushed into the shambles, spearing the wounded, bursting the helmets of the knights with stones and iron hammers
26. The fighting-madness of his race was upon him, and with a red mist of unreasoning fury wavering before his blazing eyes, he cleft skulls, smashed breasts, severed limbs, ripped out entrails, and littered the deck like a shambles with a ghastly harvest of brains and blood
27. The gate was a shambles before the survivors broke through and scattered, each for himself
28. He found Europe to be a complete shambles with perhaps only Spain and Portugal offering anything close to normality
29. Behind them the guards were yelling as they stumbled over the shambles in the mud, and they came pelting vengefully down the alley, seeing the vague dark mass moving between them and the light of the distant street
30. In a tense stillness the two faced each other, amid that shambles, with the carven mummies staring down upon them
31. the tunnels were probably in shambles after the past few years of no use
32. As he steps out of the elevator, he notices the hall is in total shambles, blood, bullet shells, and bodies cover the floor while blood, bullet holes, and body chunks cover the walls
33. They talked to him for a while, explaining that it was obvious his life was in shambles because of his compulsive and addictive drinking
34. “The next thing you know your family is in shambles and you are getting molested for a job you never thought you would have
35. This world is in shambles, wars, civil wars, acts of
36. The poor kid was in shambles
37. After six months the project was in a complete shambles and irrecoverable
38. The money side gets into a shambles, jobs are late and/or lose
39. ‘’Unfortunately, I’m afraid that this airfield is now a complete shambles
40. ’ All agreed and agreed to roars of more laughter that a Greek empire would be a great shambles
41. ‘’General Sokolin told me that he has only a handful of planes left, all outclassed by the American planes, while his airfields are a shambles
42. The Americans‘ government would be in shambles
43. After half an hour of searching, with the house now a shambles, a captain reported to his superior
44. It was a shambles
45. Even more, massive bomber raids on the German airbases in Sardinia and Corsica in the last days had left those airfields in utter shambles, with no German plane left in flying state there
46. shambles and the VA wont even send somebody out to help
47. You have been running your life over all of these years and now your life is in a state of total shambles as result of trying to do everything out of your own intelligence levels and out of your own flesh
48. “This is a bloody shambles, and simply not up to the standard I expect,” was the message
49. The room was in shambles, and the remnants of the party remained
50. The place was a shambles, and I got frightened being
1. Only I knew that deep within the core of the shambling wreck that I had become, there was a small voice calling out with every insult, with every hurt, “Allahu Akbar
2. In public the old girl bristled with an imperious air of confidence and hard-nosed, old-world defiance, but Annie was convinced that her private inner sanctum would be a shambling mess of decrepitude and cat infestations, full of strange smells and unfamiliar utility furniture that dated from the middle of the previous century
3. was convinced that her private inner sanctum would be a shambling
4. On my third circuit I heard an unmistakable huffing and the noisy shambling of a bear nearby
5. shambling sort of run, still only partway down the slope
6. Louise called out after the shambling, smelly
7. Out of the shadows of the cliffs moved a monstrous shambling bulk—an anthropomorphic horror, a grotesque travesty of creation
8. Here, dog!' A trembling, shambling figure in rags, filth and matted hair approached, one of the beggars that slept in the alleys and open courts
9. Now the monster slid noiselessly into the room, with a crouching posture and a shambling gait; and a familiar scent assailed the Cimmerian's nostrils, but did not reassure him, since Zuagir legendry represented demons as smelling like that
10. She was rewarded by a slap that half stunned her, and Olmec quickened his pace to a shambling run
11. If Conan was a figure out of the dawn of Time, Olmec was a shambling, somber shape from the darkness of Time's pre-dawn
12. It was some shambling horror spawned in the mysterious, nameless jungles of the south, where strange life teemed in the reeking rot without the dominance of man, and drums thundered in temples that had never known the tread of a human foot
13. Like most orthodox followers of Mitra, she had an intuitive horror of the followers and cult of Asura, instilled in her infancy and childhood by wild tales of human sacrifice and anthropomorphic gods shambling through shadowy temples
14. It was a shambling building of stone and heavy ship-beams, and a long narrow alley wandered up alongside it
15. If you saw some of the hot messes that were shambling around with wedding rings on their deformed, scaly, gnarled fingers you'd want to track down their spouse and give them some sort of award
16. “Pleasure meeting you,” he said with all sincerity and shuffled away to follow his wife’s enormous butt shambling into the crowd
17. Abigail led the way, followed by Hal, Lauren and Dewey, and after them the shambling ogre with huge fists dragging on the ground
18. As always, when Ryan topped the hill and started the last hundred feet to the driveway, the undead corpse of his wife started shambling towards him
19. The shambling man and woman, both of them pale, dripping with water, clammy to the touch
20. This mindless shambling from place to place with no clear objective
21. What chance do I have? They’re going to keep paying it forward, and there will only be more of them, folks turning, devolving into grotesque shambling nightmares
22. It was a dangerous move to stop for the night especially when we know that there are members of the Undead army shambling in our general direction
23. He moved like a shambling tramp, avoiding eye contact by staring at the pavement and into shop windows, hiding his face
24. ' An instant afterwards there appeared a little wizened fellow with a cringing manner and a shambling style of walking
25. The animal broke into a shambling
26. You might spy a terrified Micky Dolenz fending off drumming questions from a soused Pete Thomas or meet a sheepish and shambling Mark E
27. But results which depend on human conscience and intelligence work slowly, and now at the end of 1829, most medical practice was still strutting or shambling along the old paths, and there was still scientific work to be done which might have seemed to be a direct sequence of Bichat's
28. With a spring Gollum got up and started shambling off at a great pace
29. The great head drooped more and more under its tree of horns, and the shambling trot grew weak and weaker
30. “Observe the Horse,” said the Dean, “observe his nimble Gait compar’d to the shambling Gait of Man
31. The old black, not in any very high glee at having been previously roused from his warm hammock at a most unseasonable hour, came shambling along from his galley, for, like many old blacks, there was something the matter with his knee-pans, which he did not keep well scoured like his other pans; this old Fleece, as they called him, came shuffling and limping along, assisting his step with his tongs, which, after a clumsy fashion, were made of straightened iron hoops; this old Ebony floundered along, and in obedience to the word of command, came to a dead stop on the opposite side of Stubb's sideboard; when, with both hands folded before him, and resting on his two-legged cane, he bowed his arched back still further over, at the same time sideways inclining his head, so as to bring his best ear into play
32. A red cow was, in fact, shambling behind, tied by the horns to the cart