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The out-going Azeri artillery in the wheat field behind the reservoir thunders in the distance like deadly timpani while the in-coming Armenian mortar rounds from behind the ridge come whistling in like evil piccolos.
Even the hot, dry Santa Ana winds have come whistling out of the desert and through the canyons months before they are normally expected.
The 20-year-old had been walking near the Bakari's home when jagged shrapnel had come whistling through a narrow alley and sliced through his spinal cord.
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'It's just wrong.' Marty Stuart comes whistling up from the studio.
When I opened my mouth for air, a hollow sound came whistling out of my throat.
"The first time we set eyes on you, you came whistling down the road, looking for a job of work, after your setting out".
Late one night, I was on the flat roof of a house in Mara when a shell came whistling overhead and exploded nearby.
In his famous ConningTower, he acted chiefly as anchor man in a game of snap-the-whip; he dug in hard & held fast while contributors came whistling along, a few of them gaining great spee as they flashed by.
I felt I had to be there, but I wanted to make sure my family got out". Two weeks later, on Oct. 7, the bombs finally came whistling out of the night sky above Kandahar.
In 1993, at the peak of the civil war, Zarghona Mehrabi was in labor with her first child when the rockets came, whistling and exploding among the mud-walled houses in their west Kabul neighborhood.
Not that you actually came out whistling the tunes.
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