Sentence examples similar to came swelling from inspiring English sources

"Here he comes, swelling like a turkey-cock," mocks a character in "Henry V", referring to the bird's embarrassing wattles and puffed-out tail feathers.

Then came the swelling of pride, as Senator Hillary Rodham Clinton gave what many considered the speech of her life.

Across the country came a swelling up of tribal violence, sometimes Kikuyu against Mr Odinga's Luo tribe, more often Luo and other tribes against Kikuyu.

And a mother who is carrying that many fetuses faces threats of hemorrhaging; diabetes; pregnancy-induced high blood pressure that comes with swelling, sudden weight gain, headaches and changes in vision; and cardiovascular complications.

With such substantial congressional wins has come a swelling in the caucus on its moderate flank, an entire cast of characters who won their seats by opposing huge chunks of the party platform, by distancing themselves from rather than embracing all things Obama.

Then came pain and swelling in the groin.

But the swelling came down a lot after going in and getting treatment".

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In addition, we found a history of previous dramatic swelling ("came up like a balloon"), markedly reduced quadriceps strength and pain on patellofemoral joint compression were informative indicators of moderate to severe isolated patellofemoral joint OA.

So a storm that travels up through New England may hammer Cape Cod and Rhode Island, but a second wave of damage will come with rainwater swelling the Connecticut and Hudson Rivers, among others.