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• From a grotto in this glacier bursts tumultuously the Katun river.
• Mr . Cilento's tumultuously funny choreography comes to the rescue.
• Bodies whirl through the characters'mysterious lives as tumultuously as snowflakes.
• Their marriage ended tumultuously, as Dolton died during their divorce proceedings.
• Game 2 in particular ended tumultuously but disappointingly.
• It was so well and tumultuously received that she sang it again as an encore.
• The review summarized Mi関ille's style as " Lovecraft gibbering tumultuously just out of hearing ."
• Uber and Lyft have both tumultuously launched in Miami, with legal problems over whether county legislature allows these services.
• On Sept . 9, 1960, John Kennedy addressed a tumultuously partisan crowd at the Shrine Auditorium in Los Angeles.
• While Foscolo lived tumultuously between adventures, amorous relations, and books, Leopardi was barely able to escape from his domestic oppression.
• Certainly it is one of two or three, the allegory here not so tumultuously grand as in others, but more perfectly maneuvered.
• In 1857, they were tumultuously replaced by a "'Metropolitan Police "', which consolidated other local police departments.
• Greer, who was briefly married in the'60s, is in the process of recovering from a love affair that ended tumultuously shortly before her book tour began.
• For the latter, composers developed an insinuating musical vocabulary that at times borders on the elegantly pornographic, raising a tension that resolves sweetly and sometimes tumultuously at the madrigal's climax.
• Flowing tumultuously from the ancient Martian highlands southwest of the Pathfinder landing site, at a billion cubic meters per second, the torrent must have been hundreds of kilometers wide, Malin said.
• When the final chords of Beethoven's Piano Concerto in C Major crash out, the crowd bursts into applause _ at first tumultuously, but then, suddenly, in perfect unison.
• It comes as a happy surprise, then, that director / co-writer Alfonso Cuaron's film deepens in impact and widens in meaning right up to its tumultuously moving conclusion.
• The Skinny praised the album, saying, " Whether mellow and romantic ( Juliet ) or tumultuously erratic ( 蓆ude Psychotique ), Bourne s work is ceaselessly inventive and always absorbing ".
• The World Conference Against Racism ended as tumultuously as it began, with a declaration and program of action that was immediately cited as groundbreaking and momentous, hurtful and disastrous, and everything in between.
• The World Conference Against Racism ended Saturday as tumultuously as it began, with a declaration and program of action that was immediately cited as historic and momentous, hurtful and disastrous, and everything in between.