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to be tossed and lost and broken in the whirl of this fearful joy?

During the sack of Rome in 1527, Parmigianino's studio was broken into by German soldiers.

In this were the shaft of a pick broken in two and the boards of several packing-cases strewn around.

You turn and tell me that the end of your smile is broken in the cold air.

This unexpected meeting, such a reluctant attachment, was broken in the instant. There are tens of thousands of love in your heart, but you can't make yourself moved.

She had a fleeting thought that perhaps someone had broken in, to rifle her father's few belongings, and had put them in the boxes to take them away.

But once beaten and broken in battle so that he cannot regroup his troops, there is nothing else to be feared than the ruler's family.

Indeed, the applications themselves can be broken into parts that each run in their own process and invoke each other through services.

For from Israel was it also: the workman made it; therefore it is not God: but the calf of Samaria shall be broken in pieces.

In this model, the page is broken into sections that can be hidden or shown individually via the use of a spinner.

Biting the green hills does not relax. The root is broken in the rock, and it is still strong and strong.

The joy of being swept away is broken into a glaze in a thousand turns. I stand in the wind and sweep them into the darkest corners of my heart. It doesn't matter anymore.

This man, as the reader already knows, was a vagabond who had been found in a field carrying a branch laden with ripe apples, broken in the orchard of a neighbor, called the Pierron orchard.

Much is the scribbling of vandals who have broken in and scrawled, “We woz ’ere”, in the barbarian tongue of viruses, not yet erased by nature’s librarian, natural selection.

A devoted husband strangled his wife while having a nightmare that she was an intruder who had broken into the camper van they were sleeping in, a court heard today.

this time resolved, if his door was broken in (he was a small Southern man of retaliative temperament), to pitch himself head foremost over the parapet, and crush a man or two below.

And now he lives in a rough part of Chicago, where teenage thugs have broken into his modest house three times, pinched his TV and threatened to kill him.

Haggis wore jeans and a black T-shirt. He is bald, with a trim blond beard, pale-blue eyes, and a nose that was broken in a schoolyard fight.

The teacup was broken into pieces.

the people whose house was broken into last week

Hence, with SOA, monolithic applications are broken into standardized services.

You like the last arrow, I looked at the cold, broken into pieces.

They show a surface broken into polygonal slabs by repeated freezing and thawing of the sort that happens above permafrost.

All because some snot-nosed kid had broken into their mail server and pulled a childish prank.

The desperate poverty of the Caribbean country, its broken infrastructure, plus violence and insecurity, all make it hard to alleviate the suffering of survivors.

And today, the oath has been broken into thousands of pieces. If you don't want to do any more memo, it's your deception after all.

A man went to the police office wishing to speak with the burglar who had broken into his house the night before.

All say that life is like a dream, but I prefer to believe that everything is not a dream. Because the dream will eventually wake up, the dream of prosperity to the dream, will be broken into a red.

Drugs are dumped out of propeller planes or unloaded from ships just off the coast of Guinea, Guinea-Bissau, or Sierra Leone, and then broken into smaller parcels to be shipped north.

Cang Tai dew cold, Indus weeping tears, wild goose characters flying south, red paper blowing west window hedge, broken ink to complain. What does the dream send with the soul? Wisps of Acacia pay medicine fragrance.