Earl Hughes, 62, was rescued from a tree in the middle of the swollen Guadalupe River late Thursday after spending almost five hours there.
We sacrifice similarly: We spend weeks nursing swollen joints and soaking seeping blisters; we study in waiting rooms and take naps in MRI machines.
The more the government slashes spending to lower Spain's crisis-swollen deficit, the deeper the spiral of recession.
Rigid winter morning calves swollen lips chapped body recovering from a night spent vomiting listening to Celia Cruz Quimbara quimbara quma quimbambá Quimbara quimbara quma quimbambá we drank ourselves under the table on East 137 street sons and daughter fight for space on the tenth floor Papi breaks up the fight.
Swollen by a huge bill for foreign oil and a voracious spending spree by prosperous American consumers, the nation's trade deficit jumped to a record $28 billion in January, the Commerce Department reported yesterday.
[A1.] January Trade Deficit Hit Record Swollen by a huge bill for foreign oil and a voracious spending spree by prosperous consumers, the nation's trade deficit jumped to a record $28 billion in January.
AS THE coalition government drew up its detailed plans to cut public spending last autumn, in order to deal with Britain's swollen budget deficit, the economic backdrop was unexpectedly propitious.
— Like inhabitants of a city preparing for a siege, operators of the nuclear reactor here have spent days working to defend it against the swollen Missouri River at its doorstep.
Ms. Berenson appeared healthy today, except for the reddened, swollen fingers that she says began bothering her during her years spent in an unheated prison cell 12,000 feet up in the Andes.
"This is the first time I spent a good amount of time with Virgil," Khan said, grinning through swollen lips, and dabbing at minor wounds around his left eye.
