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• When will that pop's Vesuvian moods explode next?
• When Petruchio meets Kate, they rumble with Vesuvian menace and many hand gestures.
• He was Vesuvian and seemingly contradictory, but always passionate about his love for Texas,
• Patrick Ewing, concerned there might be an eventual Vesuvian reaction by Starks, tried to calm him.
• In contrast to Vitti's Vesuvian volatility, Crystal's Ben Sobol has adopted a cerebral air.
• "He was Vesuvian, " said Texas Railroad Commissioner Tony Garza, likening Bullock to a volcano.
• Matters get Vesuvian enough when unmarried Angelo boldly moves out of the family's garishly overdecorated home and into his own bachelor apartment.
• Ammonium dichromate is sometimes known as " Vesuvian Fire ", because of its use in demonstrations of tabletop " volcanoes ".
• In the past, Bowa could be counted on for Vesuvian outbursts when his team underachieved, but he has been absolutely folksy of late.
• Admission is about $ 8 and is also good for other Vesuvian sites _ Oplontis, Herculaneum, Stabiae and Boscoreale _ on the same day.
• Ray distinguishes this " Greco " from another Vesuvian type, " Lagrime ", which is evidently the wine now called Lacryma Christi.
• Plinian eruptions ( or Vesuvian ) are a type of volcanic eruption, named for the historical eruption of Mount Vesuvius in 79AD that buried the eruptive column.
• Work also began on the facade of pale Vesuvian stone in 1772, intended to give a delicate contrast and sense of dynamic harmony with the interior of the duomo.
• Genial ringmaster that he is, Rivette gives his characters all solos, especially Camille's lover, impresario, and leading man, Sergio Castellitto's disarmingly vesuvian Ugo.
• When news of this outrage reached the Cuman camp there was an eruption of " Vesuvian intensity . " In revenge for this undeserved victimization they slaughtered a vast number of Hungarians.
• What they got was a Vesuvian oration, featuring every common curse word, two that haven't been used much, and a very common one used in a new part of speech.
• A . There are many reasons behind your manager's tendency to go Vesuvian with her staff, and you have already identified the main one : The company president is a yeller and screamer.
• Since the new royal palace was not large enough to house the whole court, it stimulated construction of other grand residences in the neighborhood, 122 of which are now known as the Vesuvian Villas.
• "Deadlocked " ( 8 p . m . Sunday on TNT ) gives Charles Dutton a chance to build a head of steam, progressing from regret to anger to a rage of Vesuvian proportions.
• On occasion, eruptions from Vesuvius have been so large that the whole of southern Europe has been blanketed by ash; in 472 and 1631, Vesuvian ash fell on Constantinople ( Istanbul ), over away.