A guttural roar and tears of joy swept through Homebush at full time on Sunday night, as both sides produced a spine-tingling finish that very nearly saw Melbourne win.
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"My chest swelled with pride," says Kotchikpa, "and my eyes welled up with tears, which the wind swept onto my earlobes".
Silent, tear-jerking, breathtaking giggles swept along our row: a plague of bad manners.
Waves tore apart boardwalks, and swept through streets, causing floods more than five feet (1.6 metres) deep.
He said the wind and rain had torn roofs from houses, swept away plantations, ripped trees from the earth and drowned livestock.
City were in danger of being torn apart as Real swept forward to put City's back three under pressure, with midfield man Khedira twice unable to provide the end product to Ronaldo's fine approach work.
Several barges in nearby marinas were torn from their moorings and swept out to sea.
If the tanks are torn free, they can be swept downstream and will cause damage to other houses.
