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1. Moments when his eyes glaze as he imagines the nearly, the what ifs
2. the cracked glaze watchers are hunting
3. their mouths, set as they were for eternity beneath paint and glaze
4. little boy's tears ran in through a crack in the glaze and reached all
5. Billy knows that flames will lick and crack his glaze,
6. I could see a thin glaze of tears come over Roman’s eyes
7. The scent of honey in particular caught his attention, sparking to life memories of gorging on Grimgy's specialty, duck saturated in a sweet honey glaze
8. The skin of the duck glistened beneath the honey glaze
9. It’s deep black glaze was painted in white and ocher tones with scenes of women dipping their serving jugs into a
10. It was tall and rangy, and had a crazed glaze in its eyes
11. When he opened his eyes again, they had a worried glaze
12. who looked to glaze Arthmes now recovered and more dress
13. The Democrats’ handling of the Stimulus and Obamacare matters tore the glaze of rhetorical bliss from the public eye
14. Then his eyes would glaze over and he’d tell them, in great detail
15. A few were quite recognizable, like roast beef in a honey-ginger glaze that was called Cyoolian Shining Cattle, and in most cases he could identify the meat, vegetables, or fruits that were the main ingredients, but in some cases he had no idea what he was eating, and enjoyed it anyway
16. When you smile, the men can't take their eyes off you and their in a glaze, just looking at you”
17. I was planning on steak and had been marinating them in a glaze of red
18. When the cake is done baking (and toothpick test has come out clean), take it out of the oven and while it's still hot, pour the warm glaze over the top
19. To make a glaze, mix together butter, powdered sugar, almond extract, and a few drops of yellow food coloring
20. An assistant passed him a saucer or ashtray; he dipped his brush in coloured glaze and without stopping his conversation or looking at the thing, made a quick squiggle, eliciting gasps of adulation from his audience
21. „My name is Glaze, Bob Glaze
22. „You have a choice, Bob Glaze - out into the wide, wicked world - or lick my arse
23. „It"s going to be like it was with your mate," Glaze laughed
24. I"d probably spend a couple of nights in the watch-house while Scumble and Glaze did away with Jon, and then be accused of murdering him myself in revenge for being jilted or some crap
25. After testing the knots, Glaze stood in front of his prisoner with a satisfied smirk, then kicked him viciously in the ribs
26. „What"s the plan?" asked Glaze
27. I reckoned my best hope would be to overpower Glaze while he was putting the apron on Jon, but he was waiting for Scumble
28. Glaze raised a foot as if to lay in the boot, thought better of it, and turned away in contempt
29. We could hear Glaze striving to pacify Patrick – because it could only be him – and Patrick"s increasingly hysterical responses
30. Using the distraction as a cover I eased forward and was just starting to cut the ropes when another gunshot shattered the peace, followed by a yell of fury from Glaze
31. Glaze pulled a face and turned towards the gallery as if in search of classier company
32. Glaze, lean and mean in black codpiece, boots, dog-collar and armbands bristling with shiny metal spikes, leaped onto the stage, hands on hips, solemn, hard, and not even slightly ridiculous
33. During the last act, in which Scumble and Glaze both misused a girl, Jon slipped in and whispered in McFife"s ear
34. Glaze bent forward, doubled her up, grabbed hold of thin thighs and lifted to expose the old woman"s private parts
35. MacFife and Glaze sped south in the Mercedes as we drove north
36. Neither is Glaze
37. We let him sit, gave him a meal and a bucket of water for ablutions, threw a rug over his shoulders to remind him that life would be better if he cooperated, and discussed the story he was going to use to set the trap for his boss and Glaze
38. He"d just decided to disobey MacFife"s orders and not murder Max, when Bob Glaze pushed his arm
39. " He slipped into the other room, muttered something to Glaze, and the moaning stopped
40. Glaze was writhing in the corner, blood seeping from his shoulder, a continuous groan seeping through clenched teeth
41. " He stepped over Glaze, kissed me lightly on the lips, and I followed him out
42. Jon and I removed evidence of our stay, then helped Glaze downstairs, bundled him into the tray of Rory"s ute, covered him with a tarpaulin and followed Rory in our vehicle to the emergency bay of the main hospital
43. Glaze had reckoned his boss would stay away from the tent house, but would probably keep the gallery going
44. I barked from the back of my throat, „Bill Smith here! Rum show about old Glaze, what?"
45. Unless he"s got another assassin waiting in the wings he"ll be stuck with Glaze until he dies naturally of a bullet wound to the shoulder
46. A vision of Glaze standing in that exact spot only eleven days before put me in a sweat
47. I"ll tell them it was Glaze
48. Glaze was dozing on a divan in front of a large window with a view up the coast to Fraser Island
49. Glaze screamed and sweat ran
50. It was Glaze who suggested first letters
1. Will's eyes glazed over
2. stiff as an earthenware flower pot, for cold glazed pottery was what
3. It was then that Billy felt a tear fall upon his glazed face
4. Kev laughed raucously at the totally unsubtle sub text, his eyes glazed by cider
5. The glazed expressions of the family, forced her to rephrase
6. It was the work of a few minutes to put his boots on, perching on the edge of a chair in a pool of moonlight coming through the glazed section of the main door and yet a further minute to reach for the catch on the door
7. had a glazed looked about them, and I could never tell if he was looking at or
8. lolling out and a glazed look in my eyes
9. glazed windows lining the western wall of the infirmary
10. With his shoulders slumped, Tetloan made his way to the counter and took hold of a brown glazed ceramic vase
11. " Fred’s eyes had completely glazed over
12. though the windows here were glazed
13. neighbours – at least it had glazed windows and a
14. We looked into his dead glazed eyes with no light left in them and I thought about his mother and father who would be heartbroken when news of his death reached them Elijah laid him carefully back down and closed his eyes
15. Aspen’s hands massaged his back as Sebastian arched into her, watching as her eyes glazed and her breath hitched
16. ’ His eyes then glazed over, a yellow film formed over them
17. Jack took a long drag and fell back on the sofa, his eyes glazed
18. All around her, inmates looked up at Millicent, eyes glazed over with lust as her body moved confidently, seductively
19. Alexia’s eyes glazed over with obvious pain as she began to speak, more quietly now
20. It probably did to him to, as he got a glazed look on his eyes and waived to his goons, who withdrew to his side
21. on his expense account, so I opted for a glazed and a cup of orange juice
22. Carolyn didn’t answer, her eyes glazed with shock
23. As the blood gushed across Terry’s hand, the deer’s eyes glazed over and it stopped breathing
24. “Nice try old timer,” the man said, grabbing Holland’s wrist before he could swallow the dart, watching as his target’s eyes slowly glazed over
25. Fifteen minutes later Grouchie shook its head and stood up, swaying from side to side, eyes still glazed
26. Grindel cradled the dying badger's head, looking down into the glazed eyes with a hard, uncompromising stare
27. Standing at the very edge of a deep precipice, eyes glazed with excitement, he surveyed his imagined forces gathered on the plain below
28. The unseeing eyes, dull and glazed, continued to stare at nothing in particular
29. The glazed pain-racked eyes stared up at him uncomprehendingly
30. Curled into a fetal ball atop a waiting room sofa, her eyes glazed over, staring without seeing the adobe wall before her
31. “Have a drink, old top,” he said carelessly, eyes glazed over with something in his head, and I reached for the little cooler box between the rear seat and the jump seats
32. A glazed look of mock awe covered Amonas face and his gruff voice added tremendously to the intended comical effect:
33. The doctor had a glazed look on his face
34. ” He had a glazed look in his eye
35. A glazed look, a deep blur set in at the center of his eyes, unmoving
36. He saw the truth behind that glazed look and those weary words, when she said:
37. His voice was somehow deformed, barely recognisable when he said with a strangely glazed look:
38. Hunter drank his coffee and ate the glazed donut in a few bites
39. Hunter took one look at her glazed eyes, pulled off the road into an overlook, and parked
40. The Dauntless traitor guard lies between us, his eyes glazed, a dark patch on his chest from where someone—Edward, probably—shot him
41. The other White Herons each took on features glazed with horror, especially
42. They were glazed over
43. vengeful grin; his hatred for Shinra leaking through the glazed
44. It had a glazed surface, a thin white mist
45. glazed eyes staring blankly ahead
46. he trudged down the steps, his eyes glazed and his mind distant,
47. The four storey gabled front with its large glazed conservatory gave the impression that this was no public funded establishment
48. His eyes glazed over again “What I cannot wrap my head around Melissa is why, why?” he said “Do you not love me anymore?” he asked almost desperately
49. Jesse’s eyes glazed over as he leaned into the table “I see everything Daniel, I have eyes everywhere
50. Her glazed eyes focus eastwards on an imaginary dot resting on the dimming distant horizon
1. first contractors in Amarillo to use glazes and
2. Having no idea what Glaze"s fury and warning could mean, I gave Jon as detailed an account as possible
3. Glaze"s sang froid wasn"t as froid as Scumble"s
4. He was certain no one would be going near either Scumble"s or Glaze"s apartments, and had insisted he knew only one other business, an up-market apartment block in Noosa, where MacFife housed his girls
5. Matthew had arranged for the police to interview Glaze at eleven o"clock, so we had to get our skates on! Lugging a half-dead body out the gate and hoisting him into the back of the ute might have raised a few local eyebrows, so I changed into a pair of MacFife"s trousers and a blazer, wandered down the hill to Glaze"s place, drove the ute back to the car park and swapped it for the Porsche, which carried me rather more firmly than I"d expected, back to MacFife"s villa
6. Loaded with soap, towels, blankets and replacement clothes for our prisoner, we drove down the hill to Glaze"s apartment
7. I sit down gingerly, pleasantly surprised that I’m okay, and turn my attention to Kate but my mind glazes over and I’m pulled back to the Heathman – “Well, if you were mine you wouldn’t be able to sit down for a week after the stunt you pulled yesterday
8. The surface was encrusted with brilliant glazes, and the ridges of stone between the pieces were gilt, so that it resembled jewels set in gold
9. The patterns were incrusted with coloured glazes, and birds and fishes were painted on whole pieces and let into the blocks; hieroglyphs were elaborately carved in hard stones and fixed in the hollowed forms, black granite, obsidian, and quartzite in white limestone, and alabaster in red granite
1. He has nice bowls with foam cores to keep it warm and good glazing to keep it clean, but an iron deposit to take them off site
2. Double glazing really was a wonderful invention, she mused, moving from room to room
3. “Exactly!” nodded President Shinra, his eyes glazing as he licked
4. I could see that our host was glazing over at our discussion, so I turned back to talking about the ships
5. The sun was glazing over the hill tops with the birds out and that glorious hot summer smell you only really got on holiday
6. After a quick lunch he started in on the storm windows, removing cracked panes, prying out the glazing points, softening old putty with a heat gun while chipping away
7. The Lounge of the Moon was conditioned: its domed roof of beveled glazing was an engineering wonder, its thin walls reflected the exterior light with the same resplendence of the stars, white marble monoliths were adorning the corners and, on them, some copper receptacles would receive the gifts of incense and myrrh that would perfume the ambience
8. while he held her, his hands glazing gentle caresses over her back
9. 'To guard the gate!' The warrior spoke thickly and mechanically; he stood rigid as a statue, his eyes slowly glazing
10. It was Techotl and his eyes were already glazing; from a deep gash in his breast blood gushed steadily between the fingers of his clutching hand
11. �Let's hope the double glazing worked and the neighbours didn't hear the shots, we were lucky that fella didn't fire his shotgun
12. One by one, he eased out the glass panes and finally broke away the thin glazing bars
13. “Well, you have done it this time, Robert!” Sam said quietly to the corpse, as blood and brain matter slid down the bullet-starred glazing behind it
14. The wind carried most of the beating throb of the rotor blades away from the bungalow, and the glazing and solid roof allowed no noise through at all, not even the mournful howl of the wind
15. The rain hammered against the full length glazing of the walls which revealed a torrid ocean breaking on a beach thirty metres away
16. With the rain pounding the roof of her Herne Bay home and the shrubbery playing a tattoo on the double glazing Jazz languished in a hot bath that brimmed with suds that overflowed and oozed onto the tiled floor
17. “ Steak and kidney pie ” said Rose, indicating the pie she had just finished glazing,
18. The M&G has previously reported that there would be a clinic, as well as a helipad, medical clinic, bulletproof glazing and air-conditioning in certain residential units as well as a bunker at Nkandla
19. For example, energy can be used more efficiently in the domestic sector through the use of insulation or double glazing, and the development of energy efficient products, such as energy efficient light bulbs
20. Jessica screamed and tried to run toward Tom, but the big male held her tight against his chest until she stopped squirming, her eyes glazing over with resignation
21. the caimitu resin for glazing pots in the fire, not for shutting
22. I looked up quickly to see a very beautiful white lady, who could not be more than 25 years old glazing at me intently
23. Greenhouse Insulation - Aside from the glazing, the greenhouse could use insulation made of bubble sheets or poly bubbles in combination with foils and other reflective materials to reduce heating costs
24. Greenhouse insulation is installed inside the greenhouse glazing
25. Glazing and covering
26. Its angle of glazing is constructed perpendicular to the rays of the sun
27. Once heat is collected the heat is trapped by the glazing preventing much of the heat from escaping from the greenhouse
28. The Devil’s tritone is commonly assigned the ratio of 64/45 or 45/32, depending on the musical context … And your eyes are glazing and I haven’t even gotten started,” Dancer says
29. Hardly aware that she was moving, Scarlett ran down the stairs and stood over him, gazing down into what was left of the face above the beard, a two streams of blood crept across the shining floor, one from his face and one from the bloody pit where the nose had been, glazing eyes burned with powder
30. I could see tears glazing her eyes
31. These theorists, who are in other respects people of intelligence, have a very simple process; they apply to the past a glazing which they call social order, divine right, morality, family, the respect of elders, antique authority, sacred tradition, legitimacy, religion; and they go about shouting,
32. As I laid her down—for I raised her and supported her on my arm while she drank—I covered her ice-cold and clammy hand with mine: the feeble fingers shrank from my touch—the glazing eyes shunned my gaze
33. The specimens begin with the raw materials, and exhibit them in all their principal stages of advancement up to the perfect vessel, including the materials for the glazing, and the colours for the painting, and the application of both
34. Along with wood-working, instruction in glazing would seem to be feasible, and even in that most useful art, soldering
