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• The basket is swinging and spinning, foam scudding from it.
• Never mind the sharp sea winds and scudding clouds.
• Scudding sheets of rain made the enforced stay at home welcome for many residents.
• The process would continue with another soaking and scraping with a blunt scudding knife.
• Way down the valley, a little black V pulsed across the scudding clouds : geese.
• Father William O . O'Neill watched the white clouds scudding low across the sky.
• From a helicopter scudding over South Florida, a ribbon of green farms stretches off to the East.
• Billowing, pillowing, jutting, scudding across the endless overhead stage these continuously distinctive clouds are magnificent showoffs.
• The ceiling is decorated with clouds, which, through sophisticated lighting, appear to be scudding across the sky.
• But some economists say there could be a silver lining in the black clouds scudding across the Japanese economic horizon.
• A Vermont pennant and an American flag snap sharply in the wind beneath a blue sky dotted with scudding white clouds.
• From the overlook on Highway 395 it glimmered from blue to green to blue again, reflecting the puffy clouds scudding overhead.
• But this year, we have enjoyed week after week of low-hanging, rapid-scudding, wet, puddling weather.
• But Camden harbor is still as good as coastal New England gets, particularly when viewed from a hilltop or from a scudding schooner.
• Then, " the graceful white fuselage of Aircraft 26000 rose in the murky sky, its blue flashing vanishing in scudding clouds.
• Even on days of relatively light winds, snow clouds derived from the high neve may be seen swirling and scudding down this glacier.
• And, of course, there is the rain, months and months of fine mist falling from gray clouds scudding across the sodden land.
• Enjoy the purple heather at its peak in August, the ski slopes and clouds scudding across the hills, seeming to cut them in half.
• With brain scans, they can follow the retrieval of a memory as it travels, like a scudding cloud, through various precincts of the brain.
• Today we can be overwhelmed by the flow of information scudding across the computer or the television screen _ but it is predigested information, controlled information.