I had letters from him at the time, sputtering angrily at how stupid she was. |
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Motorists wait in traffic, their sputtering engines coughing a gray haze into the air. |
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The fermented drink burned my tongue and I ended up coughing it out, sputtering. |
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As the aircraft flew over his house, the engine started to cut out and was sputtering. |
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An errant wave crested over his head, leaving him choking and sputtering for air. |
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He gagged on the sulfur, coughing and sputtering as the smoke stung his throat and lungs. |
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Khanor was only watching, devoid of emotion, and Brooke could distantly hear Katsi moaning and sputtering in the front seat. |
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He made a coughing, sputtering sound and seemed to have had trouble swallowing, but got it down nonetheless. |
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Isn't my sputtering rather feeble compared to the inspired apocalyptic rants being posted by some world class ranters? |
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Warren saw the expression on her face and I mentally cackled as he immediately started sputtering an apology. |
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The Fed has already cut rates seven times this year, by a total of three full percentage points, to try to reignite sputtering economic growth. |
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These traditionally rural states will continue to struggle, particularly in today's sputtering economy. |
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We prepared the filters for SEM analysis by sputtering a thin gold film on them. |
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Her stomach grumbled as she hungrily eyed the sausages sputtering on the blackened grill. |
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His flow is rough, but not raspy, and as rapid fire as one can get without sputtering gibberish. |
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Musetta, looking like an overdressed silent-movie vamp, drives up with her ancient admirer in a sputtering antique automobile. |
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Putting a world-class tax dodger at the controls of our sputtering economy has all the makings of a world-class train wreck. |
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She took a sip of the brownish liquid in her can, grimacing slightly, but not sputtering it out. |
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As a sputtering knife-wielding hooligan, she's unfocused rage and violence. |
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With a sputtering cough, Cyrus was jerked back into consciousness, the acrid ammonia fumes of the smelling salts under his nose doing their job. |
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I wished the print on the tabletop roll and sushi menus hadn't been too small to read in the sputtering light of oil-based votives. |
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Colleen looked disbelievingly at his back, then she looked at Elliot and Ellen, sputtering nonsense words and pointing at him. |
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The enemy plane, its engine sputtering, lost altitude and turned back toward Pola. |
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They made their way back to the door, the fire hissing and sputtering all around them. |
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Another kick to the chest sent him into another sputtering cough and the men began to cackle and laugh. |
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Particularly outstanding is Jim Broadbent, who plays a sputtering drunk with easy stagger. |
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If you've let the fuel run down to rock bottom very often, you might find your car stalling and sputtering. |
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Soon two large, hammy hands clamped down on his flailing fists and pulled him away, gasping and sputtering, his hair hanging in his face. |
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But even after a two-month stump campaign, the Bush plan for private Social Security accounts is sputtering. |
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The sputtering of the economy over the past 18 months now has been overshadowed by terror and tragedy. |
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To stall the Ducks, sputtering opponents have resorted to that reliable tactic, the old flopperoo. |
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Manufacturing commences of extremely pure sputter targets and sputtering materials for thin film technology. |
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It's just as though hundreds of arc lights were flickering and sputtering in the valley and behind the mountains too. |
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And it is time for him to stop sputtering ill-tempered threats, not only at the judiciary but also at the U.S. Constitution, which he repeatedly has sworn an oath to uphold. |
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The air was chill, the rough-hewn granite walls and vaulted ceiling glittering with moisture, streaked with soot from the sputtering torches in sconces. |
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Myrtle turned red, sputtering something that Nick didn't hear. |
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The project's basic idea is to uncouple the sample's sputtering from the analysis phase. |
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Somehow I had ended up on the floor, sputtering and crying, the whole bodice of my dress no longer attached to the sleeves revealing the bodice of my under garments. |
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With his rust bucket still sputtering in neutral, he marched up and down the dirt parking lot, hastily stapling surf-film posters on wooden electricity poles. |
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The Loyalists amongst the Colonials came out in crowds to see him, eager to show their allegiance now that it looked as if the revolution were sputtering out. |
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Can we expect this mighty economic engine to fire up soon, or is it more likely to continue sputtering for some time to come? |
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But by next spring or summer, it may be someone else sputtering for excuses. |
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Even while sputtering out the most eye-rolling lines about his new love for the Kardashian family, he was remarkably pleasant. |
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The central bank is expected to cut interest rates today for the sixth time this year in an effort to boost bank lending and spur sputtering economic growth. |
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Miasmic hallways, sputtering coffee machines, and jaundiced light haunt the Paris hospital in which much of the film unfolds, trumping all gruesome effects of disease. |
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It's the musical equivalent of a car that won't start, no matter how many times you pump the gas pedal or turn the engine over and hear that brief, sputtering roar. |
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The material of the slide layer is deposited on the bearing shells by means of cathode sputtering. |
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She was at a loss for words, sputtering incoherently at him. |
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These are songs for a deoxygenating little dive bar in a dystopian metropolis, its candles slowly sputtering out. |
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The discovery of precious stones, especially emeralds, some few years ago, has still not given out that sputtering spark to Zambia's ailing economy. |
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They are then covered with a thin layer of niobium, obtained by cathode sputtering. |
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The PTB project to determine the Faraday constant has concentrated on increasing the ion beam current and reducing the losses due to sputtering. |
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Around 1400, a witness heard an unusual sound coming from the aircraft and then heard the aircraft engine sputtering. |
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I think that in this age of unbridled globalisation, they see the European engine sputtering and the European economy gasping for breath. |
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The grooved mating surface is covered by a layer of nickel having a consistent thickness, preferably by means of electroplating, sputtering, electroless plating, or as a foil. |
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Which was when I realized I was dressed merely in my underclothing and standing before a strange, sputtering man I had never before seen in my life. |
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Soft or magnetron coating: applied to cold glass off-line via vacuum magnetron sputtering. |
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Other alternatives from outside the electroplating bath sector are thermal treatments or even vacuum sputtering that require, however, special facilities. |
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Sputtering is a coating method based on the principle of cathode sputtering, in which atoms are ejected from a metal cathode due to the impacting ions from a gas discharge process. |
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We synthesize new materials using a variety of techniques including sol-gel methods, mechanical alloying, magnetron sputtering and direct solid-state reactions. |
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The laser beam, to continue the analogy, causes material from very precisely targeted points on the surface of the sample to be knocked out, a process called sputtering. |
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They relate to the preparation of thin layers of only a few hundred nanometres by means of magnetron sputtering for the realization of very high-performance optical or electrical layers. |
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After riding high for two decades, the company that makes the hulky bikes that devoted riders affectionately call Hogs is sputtering. |
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Ut's slippery, semi-improvised antirock was shrill and swampy, an unpredictable amalgam of loose strumming and phantom sputtering. |
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The coating, which is usually applied by sputtering with an argon plasma, has a triple role in this application. |
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They could neither of them speak their rage, and so fell a sputtering at one another, like two roasting apples. |
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The witnesses described a scene of confusion and growing fright as the plane flew close to Salty's, across the bay from downtown, its engines sputtering as it dropped in elevation and finally hit the water with a huge splash. |
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One method of manufacturing thin film resistor chips is through the sputtering of nickel chromium on an alumina substrate. |
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His right eye opened like a blue crack of sky, and his other hand pushed flat against the metal wall — and then, impossibly, he was standing up, staring abstractedly at Louis, half his face a sputtering blank. |
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The big news over at Fox wasn't any of the shows that would be debuting but that it was finally going to put sputtering karaoke juggernaut American Idol out of its misery and cancel it after the season that airs next year. |
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The US economy is sputtering, barely motoring along. |
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Actually, it has been sputtering for several years. |
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That has limited unemployment but may contribute to longer-term problems should recovery require more of a structural adjustment. Nevertheless, America's jobs machine is sputtering. |
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With Europe's economies sputtering once again, Japan's recovery looking shaky and China willing to buy heaps of American Treasury bonds, long-term interest rates in America remain unusually low. |
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Our core capabilities include photoetching, thin metal stamping, polymer patterning, sputtering, plating, fine line circuit fabrication, and micro assembly. |
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A mixture of inert gas, such as argon or krypton, and a reactive gas, such as methane, ethane, or ethyne with a hydrogen-nitrogen mixture, is used in the sputtering process. |
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