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They had to shield their faces from the sand kicked up, then they had to lean into the wind
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shouting into the wind from the sidelines,
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car headlong into the windshield of the car you
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" he shouted into the wind, grabbing her hand and dragging her around the edge of the house
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There were so many it was hard to get a sail into the wind close to the docks
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Its head was lowered almost to the ground, snarling into the wind
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Or he could be mistaken for a mime artist 'leaning into the wind'
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Hollowcrest tried to take a step back but bumped into the windowsill
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Immediately turning in the direction of the explosion, he could see a plume of white smoke drift into the wind
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“Really,” Caroline said glancing quickly in her direction then tossing her hair into the wind, “a fling, that’s all
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The trees took the instruction and pushed it into the wind
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She sat up and faced into the wind, waiting for the lights of the central valley to appear from around a bend
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My knees were going weak, luckily Levi hadn’t noticed because I was still strewn over his lap looking up into the windows to his soul, and what a beautiful soul it was
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into the wind as easily
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Today he had thrown her kindness and loyalty into the wind, and all her steadfastness had gone
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Close to the ground he straightened it out and lowered a wing into the wind so as to not drift off the left side of the runway
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So his voice met the evening air and twisted into the wind
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I peered into the window of the store and saw that it was empty
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sticking out her tongue into the wind
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Windward: into the wind; toward the direction from which the wind is blowing
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When all were up and starting off, we were forced to head almost directly into the wind so as to gain offing, not willing to risk grounding on any bars the river outflows might have created
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the car back and forth, bellowing insults into the windows
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Murdam swung a left hook into the window against his jaw
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wetter when riding into the wind in a rain, than when riding with the wind,
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Uncle Stöver, the cobbler, was as close as anybody but the closest person was Omi, my grandmother, but in spite of all her many talents, I needed a male person around to teach me things only boys know, such as never to pee into the wind or how to carve a tiny sailboat out of a clothes pin
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As I opened it, something black crashed into the window
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Jane’s jeep donuts across the sand throwing plumes of dust up into the wind
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While the children were stooped over, bailing out the rainwater, Astray bit a yellow petal from his necklace and released it into the wind
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Her feet began to turn back to its original colour and her winkles faded into the wind
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The other, the one with the chai, the pretty blonde, she walks out into the mall to the store next to the coffee shop and just stares into the window
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While the cedar melts into the windows,
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I awoke at a very late juncture of the day, latter-end really, as hardly any light entered into the window that greeted my coming
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General Sutsakhan stated: "the seeds of democratization, which had been thrown into the wind with such goodwill by the Khmer leaders, returned for the Khmer Republic nothing but a poor harvest
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Working into the wind he approached the back of the building and cautiously started around it
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Passing the spot where the ducks flew up, Joe Billie worked his way into the wind always angling towards his back-trail; Grandfather‘s warclub as well as his senses were on red alert
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They pointed their noses into the wind and headed out to sea
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It took them a little while to build up the nerve to look into the windows
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To maintain his heading at an acute angle into the wind, Siri had to be constantly tacking, and it took two days and a night of constant wakefulness to reach the island of Mallorca
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ignored and leapt over to stand peeking into the window of Sur-
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I ended up crashing into the window
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Bernice tried to sit up in her chair and see into the window at the tubs of icy treats
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Sarah saw her mother watching her and Sarah grinned passively, looking back into the window
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After Cynthia spoke she stared into the wind with tears
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brought over and they settled into the window seats of the
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He stuck his face into the wind to swoosh the hair away from his forehead
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up in the morning and scan the swells, tune into the wind directions
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Then Steve started to run directly into the wind holding that noble bird as high as he could
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At the same time, he rotated his glider back into the wind
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A pilot would have to fly at least another four hundred yards along the cliffs, with no lift and nowhere to land, to get to the part of the cliffs that faced more directly into the wind
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The lift was so strong on the other side of the valley that Zeke didn’t have to do anything other than point his glider into the wind to keep climbing up the east face of the mighty Mitchell’s Mountain
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As Glenn came around to point back into the wind, he could see that Ken was now about eighty feet below and right in front of him
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He ended his flight with a low, downwind landing approach, skimming the tops of the trees in the process, flying deep into the valley where he executed a spectacular, high bank, stalling, one hundred and eighty degree, hammerhead turn back into the wind, no more than a hundred feet above the football field, and coolly finished his flight with a pin point landing on the grass, right in the middle of the pack up area
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After about ten minutes of leaning into the wind, I was about ready to get back into the car
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They felt that by taking the path of least resistance, and tacking into the wind, so to speak, you
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Taoist: The Sailor who skillfully tacks into the wind and uses the energy of opposites to effortlessly
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into the windowless warehouse
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Another handicap for Holland was steering into the wind, which caused spray to drench the lenses of the British range finders
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Once across, he pulled the binoculars from around his neck, tossing them into the wind
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“Stop, McDermot, you can’t get away!” Jack shouted into the wind
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yell into the wind
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Here we stand, two as one, leaning into the wind,
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I lean more into the wind, relying on the wall of air to
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Louie was schlepping a giant mirror, leaning into the wind to keep his balance
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protocols and head straight into the wind
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flaps, gear down, and headed directly into the wind
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deep breath and spoke something into the wind
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He then peered into the windows
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back to the heartland and up into the Windy City of the
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Bending low into the wind, they continued their upward march
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A strong gust blew sand and twigs into the window with a thump and a screech, like the scratching of Freeman’s fingernails across the glass cage
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We delivered the momentarily unconscious Crabbits into the window, which had been foolishly left open
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An early morning sun, shining blindingly straight into the windshield, gave proof the compass lied
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You don’t tug on Superman’s cape, spit into the wind, pull the mask off the old Lone Ranger, and you certainly don’t mess around with Big Earl, whether or not he was your father’s best friend (which, in point of fact, might be even further reason to not mess around with Big Earl)
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the dog door Liam had built into the window
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Listening for footsteps, he peered into the window
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he jumped into the window of Liam's car
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He leaned into the window, which Gerry had rolled down, and authoritatively stated
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into the windshield of the truck
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His heart nearly burst as he stared into the windows of her soul and beheld all the love of the universe stored there just for him
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Then he flops down into the window seat and stares off at the forest
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Wiggam tomorrow," Celia said, bowing her head into the wind
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Grunting, Kurt hurled his head back, only to slam it into the window that covered the back of the compartment
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When Erlandr and the others cowered against the sides of the boat, attempting to escape the growing maelstrom around them, Dvalinn would stand and, holding himself vertical by grabbing the boat's mast, roar into the wind whatever the wind was roaring at him, and let it pummel his face until his beard was flat and his hair wild
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In the wheelhouse the captain struggled to keep the ARK facing into the wind
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The roads were practically deserted and a welcome breeze blew into the window that Peter was seated next to
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As he staggered forward, leaning into the wind, his heart
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They re-enforce the side of the tent that is facing into the wind with an old sheet of plastic that is full of holes
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Rose lowered her head, pressed into the wind,
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Then they entered into the winds and the elements and all the animals that lived in the garden of Eden: and turned them all against these two vulnerable intelligent sensitive naked apes, who had been committing the unpardonable crime of not sinning against any living creature; and drove them out of this beautiful paradise so these filthy evil things could poison that paradise at their leisure without having to fight against the presence of these two pure animals and be unable to poison their powerful presence and examples of good
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As he closed the door, he leaned into the window of ZJ’s car, on the passenger side
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Megan screamed as he caught her throat and bashed her head into the window
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I would be pissing into the wind, he thought
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The kiss turned more passionate as he leaned against her, pressing her body into the window at her back
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“I'm here, come and get me,” she hissed into the wind
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himself into the window sill, he dropped into a crouch on the ground
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lean into the wind, as though they have a mechanism in their bodies that anticipates the
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It means, too, that the Roosh are forbidden to make any gesture that defies the wind—to speak, spit, or flatulate into the wind is a terrible blasphemy
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the smoke dissipated into the wind
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The cord of desperation tugged again as Andrina shoved her teacher back into the window
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Pavement flew past outside and the sun beat into the window
