The slightest stir of the wind and grass makes the government nervous".
He was worried, with an anxious stir of his stomach, about his father waiting for him.
Stir of the egg whites into the chocolate mixture to lighten it.
Mr. McEwan added a stir of his own to the brew.
The biggest stir of all, however, is coming from a new form of generation called "integrated gasification combined cycle" (IGCC).
At times their improvised duet, full of chirps and susurrations, suggested the wakening stir of a rainforest canopy.
A Stir of Echoes (1958), again depicting suburban America, was his last fantasy novel for 12 years.
Not since Michael Dukakis rode around in a tank has Massachusetts created such a stir of grass-roots bewilderment.
"Most people don't make it as far as the stage," he offers, causing me a whole new stir of embarrassment.
You see a stir of limbs beneath the glassy surface of Lagerfeld's translucent leather circle skirt, but that's all.
LAST month, Charice Pempengco, the petite Filipino teenager whose knockout voice has wowed Oprah and millions worldwide, caused a stir of another kind.
