Sentence examples for swelled deeper from inspiring English sources

As linear laser lights oscillated color and the bass swelled deeper and deeper, they owned both the space and the crowd.

One, wearing a clean maroon T-shirt and white trousers, was on his back, his arms and legs splayed out, his face swollen into deep blue and grey shades and his mouth open.

As the capital swirled with talk of an expanded bailout package for the troubled American International Group, of unemployment figures that continue to swell, of deep trouble in the auto industry and the urgent financial summit to be convened later this week by Mr. Bush, some of the more pressing issues to be discussed by the two leaders on Monday afternoon seemed clear.

On a recent night, the crowd at the bar swelled 8 and 10 deep, carrying pagers to alert them when their tables were ready.

He cites studies about the language used in connection with such events such as the Indian Ocean tsunami of 2004 and Katrina: "spawned," "growing," "swelled," "monster from the deep," "out of the blue".

In the great passage marked "Klagender Gesang," or "Lamenting song," the melodic line became a mesmerizing mirage of an operatic voice: it swelled and faded in deep-breathing phrases, it swayed on either side of the beat, it even seemed to thin out as it reached for a high note.

Then, almost invariably, came, "Let us sing 'Courage, brother'," and the air swelled with a lowing of deep male voices.The headmaster was Arthur Lewanika, a scion of the Lozi royal family whose kingdom, Barotseland, lay in western Zambia.

The floor near the mouth was fairly flat, but as we went deeper it listed and swelled unpredictably.

When taken in excess, it raises our blood pressure, cause our ankles to swell and creates deep wells under our eyes.

But the ankle swelled up and the physio suspected a deep-vein thrombosis.

Three weeks ago, my left leg swelled up, and my GP, fearing it may have been a deep vein thrombosis, zapped me down to one of our local hospitals.