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1
Over the speaker, he could hear Butler's pace
quickening
to
a run.
2
Only a few yards away the lilting waltz-music was
quickening
to
a finish.
3
The robust blood of her French Canadian forebears was
quickening
to
the call of the trail.
4
But, another private survey released by HSBC showed growth
quickening
to
a two-year high in January.
5
Hollow thuds,
quickening
to
a vibrant roar, swelled up from the temple in the courtyard below.
6
Day was
quickening
to
life; Sanda's wedding day.
7
But before it reached her she heard rapid footsteps, almost
quickening
to
a run, following her.
8
A memory of a man's steps-theywere leaving her-theywere hurrying-they were
quickening
to
a run.
9
We can hardly imagine bucolic placidity
quickening
to
intellectual aims without imagining social aims as the transitional phase.
10
Markets began paring losses after a second, private survey by HSBC showed growth
quickening
to
a two-year high in January.
11
Every day of his life had been leading to this day, every moment
quickening
to
this incalculable moment of holy terror.
12
No teaching of literature is less sentimental than the teaching at Wellesley, and no teaching is more
quickening
to
the imagination.
13
Inflation is near 1994 highs,
quickening
to
17.2 percent in July as measured on a 12-month moving average.
14
For a thousand heartbeats they lay together, the wolf's heart slowing to match the boy's and the boy's
quickening
to
match the wolf's.
15
On the way down the passage we marched with the Prussian goose-step, and felt the blood
quickening
to
life in our legs and arms.
16
Activity in Ireland's manufacturing sector expanded to a three-month high in May, with the speed of growth of output
quickening
to
a nine month high.
quickening
to
quickening
quicken