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• Erdemovic, 26, looked down and appeared to blink away tears after the sentence.
• At the end, " I was trying to blink away the tears,"
• Erdemovic, 26, looked down and appeared to blink away tears after the sentence reduction.
• The salmon hit the grill with a sizzle, and I had to blink away a tear.
• Instead, Sun Microsystems computers and Silicon Graphics workstations blink away, pushing the envelope of dinosaur knowledge.
• He says he was never robbed, though there were moments when it seemed just a blink away.
• What makes this a love story worth caring about is that ruin and tragedy seem a blink away.
• Tears, he says with a faintly mocking smile, are " just a blink away ."
• Because their word's meaning was stolen so long ago, eye doctors should blink away their tears at the loss.
• A few people _ including Eyre and the film's producers, Scott Rudin and Robert Fox _ blink away tears.
• But this is less complaint than compliment : The solution is to blink away the flashbulb effect and move on, invariably with pleasure.
• "It blinks away the reality of the profound changes that have taken place both within the tobacco industry and in how tobacco is perceived by people outside the industry, " Bernick said.
• David Bernick, Brown & amp; Williamson's lead lawyer in the case, said the government wants " to blink away the reality " of the state settlements'restrictions.
• Very much the wallflower in their featured match, Ferreira seemed a blink away from a tantrum at match point and was loathe to provide a verbal review of the match at his mandatory news conference.
• The movie has stars in its eyes, even though it has to blink away the gloom, and it has some of the bittersweet shadings of the director Ivan Passer's " Intimate Lighting ."
• And people who escaped but cannot shake the vibrations, who bore witness but cannot blink away the images, found themselves on Tuesday engaged in everyday life that was somehow different, as though the sun had risen from the west.
• The monarch, who was dressed all in black, appeared to blink away tears during a minute's silence held after she planted a small wooden cross among others in the traditional Remembrance Field commemorating British war dead in the churchyard.
• "But inherent in Tom Harris'work, in all of his books, is that while he doesn't blink away from the most awful aspects of human beings, he tries to understand them and have a kind of empathy without forgiving their monstrosity ."
• Like so many truck-stop towns along the nation's wide-open stretches of highway, Wells is one blink away from the rearview mirror, a pause between Interstate 80 and U . S . 93, with more big rigs than cars, more cows than people, and a family restaurant that doubles as a casino-saloon.