1.
They struck up conversation easily
2.
completed, one of the guards struck up a spark, and Jean
3.
struck up a conversation with a pilgrim returning home to
4.
” Every other Negro wished to shake hands, the women clapped their hands and shouted words of welcome, and the youngsters crowded round with their shrill little “Good hevenin, sah!” With the men who had been right to the front, the levies and others, a note of “bonne camaraderie” was at once struck up; but one very side there was a distinct and noticeable difference in the attitude of the people toward Europeans
5.
Blackshear told Snuffy Smith that he could back their truck up to a loading dock to the rear of the warehouse, and soon the three white men and the quartermaster troops were pushing the heavy containers into the Henschel
6.
While standing on the observation deck taking pictures, LP struck up a conversation with some young female backpackers
7.
struck up a casual conversation with him
8.
As Nic and I walked through her door, the band struck up its own version of the “Wedding March” (Here Comes the Bride)
9.
The little by-path wound around the marsh and then struck up the long wooded hill on the top of which Rosemary lived
10.
Signor Manzoni struck upon a novel idea
11.
struck up a conversation with the guard and then asked, “What kind
12.
One other “small touch of home” was the friendship that I struck up over the phone with a DJ at the university’s low powered FM station
13.
Three occasions come to mind: At Cornell, after bombing out with the Freshman Queen, I struck up a close relationship with another very popular and attractive coed who had a great sense of humor
14.
Korah, bringing up the rear, struck up a cadence although slower than he had done the day before
15.
Korah, bringing up the rear, struck up a cadence although slower than he had done the day
16.
slowly struck up a conversation
17.
Grover explained that he’d come across Gladiola in the woods and they’d struck up a conversation
18.
shortly after they began eating, the band struck up a soft
19.
They struck up what he regarded was a nice friendship
20.
As the great hands fell to his shoulders, he drew his saw-edged knife and struck upward with the same motion
21.
Aguero pushed the big truck up to around 80 kph on the tarmac
22.
Somewhere a thin whining music struck up, mingling with the hissing of the serpents, like an evil night-wind blowing through the empty sockets of a skull
23.
Then we struck upon the idea of hiding the gold under water
24.
While waiting for the bus, I struck up a conversation with a foreign
25.
John, who'd always had a strong interest in anthropodology, had struck up a conversation with Paul in the zoology section of the Natural History Museum in London
26.
As we sat in the terrace outside the café and I struck up a conversation with her
27.
Bernard’s old truck up the slippery slope
28.
loosening up, but she struck up a conversation
29.
truck up and down the veranda in the hope that his parents would let him stay
30.
Path Finder via his implant and struck up a conversation with Losira
31.
And I loved another woman, a woman who had struck up a worrying friendship with a rival George, but that didn’t matter, none of it did
32.
He struck up a little blues with his harmonica, filling the quiet recesses of his
33.
He had immediately got on well with Miller, too, and on their first meeting they quickly struck up a firm friendship
34.
The assassin grabbed his shades from the center console, and locked his truck up
35.
“No bumps,” Hiss responded, stopping the truck up against the gate
36.
carried the sound of bells flew into the hall and struck upon the top of a red wood chest
37.
As they exited the courtyard, both sisters were dumbstruck upon looking into the sky and seeing both the large moon hanging high, and the Dark Sister rising on the horizon
38.
Understanding what Joel wanted her to do, Henrietta sat down on the sofa beside Kathy, and struck up a conversation with her, hoping it would distract her college chum from what was taking place across the room
39.
This happens when Ulysses must pass alongside the vortex of Charybdis after he has been shipwrecked and lost his ship and all his companions, due to a storm that Zeus struck up while they were off the coast of the island of Thrinacia
40.
It was mortifying to think that an assistant suffragan had struck up a personal relationship with a duke
41.
Half way through the evening Graham struck up a conversation with a mixing engineer about Les Paul guitars
42.
Shortly after saying hello he excused himself and struck up a conversation across the room with Susannah
43.
Even when the awards came to an end and his group settled down and struck up conversation across the two tables, merging the parties into one, he remained elusive, sitting at the furthest point away from her
44.
With the matches still in his hand, he struck up another flame,
45.
struck up another match, then walked further into the chamber,
46.
I eventually sat next to her and we struck up a conversation and became friends
47.
Every now and then the hot air from the ground struck up in my face, and afterwards would come a cooler breath from the water
48.
Several couples had wandered in there to rest and, as the orchestra struck up something new that seemed to have the "punch" to its timeful measures, they gradually rejoined the dancers
49.
As the encore struck up again, a voice, almost as if it were in the little room alongside us, said, "Why, hello, Maty, why aren't you dancing?"
50.
She told us about a couple of older residents who struck up a friendship which developed into their marriage
51.
The three of them ate in silence, with Roger watching the pair intently, lest the two struck up an unwanted conversation
52.
The band, they struck up a four-count swing,
53.
A peculiar wind struck up and blew through the clearing, carrying the dust away into the night
54.
From somewhere off to the right of the crowd a band struck up a raucous tune and the crowd went wild again
55.
Tim arrived at work at 0650 and struck up a conversation with Jack
56.
empty seat and struck up small conversations
57.
I’d started the truck up in the rain one night to confirm whether the chips would work or not
58.
” I’d also filled the back of the truck up with heavy iron pieces, which added to our point of gravity and reduced the shock of us hitting something
59.
As he said the word, a blow was struck upon the door
60.
incoherently, some commented to the best of their ability on what had happened, others quarrelled and swore at one another, while others struck up a song
61.
He joined company with the Moriscoes who were going forth from other villages, for he knew their language very well, and on the voyage he struck up a friendship with my two uncles who were carrying me with them; for my father, like a wise and far-sighted man, as soon as he heard the first edict for our expulsion, quitted the village and departed in quest of some refuge for us abroad
62.
had struck up quite a friendship, fell ill, and presently died
63.
Linton Heathcliff, had she and I struck up an attachment, as her good nurse desired, and migrated together into the stirring atmosphere of the town!"
64.
The two struck up right where they left off
65.
All that he said, though, in the message was that he had struck upon a really good idea for my predicament
66.
Let's see, they'd suddenly appeared in this dragon after, they'd materialised in this drag, they'd sudd, they'd, they'd - they had struck up a conversation in the airport so naturally they had chosen to sit together on the plane, and he'd promised to show Jack Zweiblumen around when they got back to the States
67.
"Hist!" returned the attentive scout; "'tis man; even I can now tell his tread, poor as my senses are when compared to an Indian's! That Scampering Huron has fallen in with one of Montcalm's outlying parties, and they have struck upon our trail
68.
The departing guest was the recipient of a hearty ovation, many of those who were present being visibly moved when the select orchestra of Irish pipes struck up the wellknown strains of Come back to Erin , followed immediately by Rakoczsy's March
69.
And the minute the words were out of his mouth somebody over in the crowd struck up the doxolojer, and everybody joined in with all their might, and it just warmed you up and
70.
But finally, after I was riding a while, the cab driver and I sort of struck up a conversation
71.
Anyway, these two nuns were sitting next to me, and we sort of struck up a conversation
72.
He and I were sitting in the first two chairs outside the goddam infirmary, the day school opened, waiting for our physicals, and we sort of struck up this conversation about tennis
73.
He sauntered over, stuck out his hand, struck up a conversation, and finally confided what he had long kept secret from the other fellows—that he himself worked a late-night shift as janitor at the YMCA
74.
We sort of struck up a conversation while he was combing it, except that he wasn't
75.
As they clambered down from the train and formed columns with their teammates, another brass band struck up another Sousa march
76.
When I finally got to Amy’s table, I diplomatically struck up a conversation first with her mom, Leni, also a retired schoolteacher
77.
He told me that he phoned her, they talked, she admitted that she had struck up some sort of friendship with Scott Hipwell, but that she didn’t intend seeing him any longer, that she wouldn’t be hanging around anymore
78.
—I had already sealed this up when a fresh terror struck upon my soul
79.
My own rather pale and trembling appearance in the clip was a consequence of having spent the entire previous afternoon sampling single malts with a gentleman who had struck up a conversation with me in the hotel bar
80.
My berth was on the aisle, and the young American woman in the window seat obviously caught my unease at being airborne and struck up a conversation
81.
Well, as a last thought, he pulled out his fiddle as he runned, and struck up a jig, turning to the bull, and backing towards the corner
82.
The lodgers talked incoherently, some commented to the best of their ability on what had happened, others quarrelled and swore at one another, while others struck up a song
83.
After the story aired, Bianca and I struck up a friendship with Jason and his wife, Kori
84.
Finally a spade struck upon the coffin with a dull
85.
The footmen began moving about, chairs scraped, the band struck up in the gallery, and the guests settled down in their places
86.
The band again struck up, the count and countess kissed, and the guests, leaving their seats, went up to ‘congratulate’ the countess, and reached across the table to clink glasses with the count, with the children, and with one another
87.
The band struck up the newly introduced mazurka
88.
Suddenly everybody stirred, began talking, and pressed forward and then back, and between the two rows, which separated, the Emperor entered to the sounds of music that had immediately struck up
89.
As they were nearing home she suddenly struck up the air of As ‘twas growing dark last night- the tune of which she had all the way been trying to get and had at last caught
90.
The cymbals and horns in the orchestra struck up more loudly, and this man with bare legs jumped very high and waved his feet about very rapidly
91.
snatched at and struck up the pistol Makar Alexeevich at last got his fingers on the trigger, there was a deafening report, and all were enveloped in a cloud of smoke
92.
Linton Heathcliff, had she and I struck up an attachment, as her good nurse desired, and migrated together into the stirring atmosphere of the town!’
93.
The two startled boys and girls jerked as if struck upon their shoulders by his cane
94.
The wagon-load which headed the line had struck up a song, and were shouting at the top of their voices with a haggard joviality, a potpourri by Desaugiers, then famous, called The Vestal; the trees shivered mournfully; in the cross-lanes, countenances of bourgeois listened in an idiotic delight to these coarse strains droned by spectres
95.
"Yes, you have," said the old man, "or you wouldn't have driven your lightweight delivery truck up by the cemetery gate
96.
That afternoon, the thunder of the train subsiding in his body, Underhill struck up through town on his usual path home, newspaper tucked crisply under arm to prevent reading himself past the park
97.
A waiting ensemble struck up a tune with brio: “Un Ball per la meva Noia Jove,” “A Dance for My Young Girl
98.
As the band struck up a brisk canario, Josefina came stumping up to protest, “But, Melodía, why aren’t you wearing a mask?”
99.
Florentino Ariza was looking after his guests in the main salon of the ship, still redolent of fresh paint and tar, when there was a burst of applause on the docks, and the band struck up a triumphal march
100.
Cannon balls cried through the air and struck up clouds of dirt from the walls, but the defense held ground
