Sentence examples for with quickening from inspiring English sources
"The whole bloody campus is a laboratory," said the 62-year-old Dr. Raveché with quickening enthusiasm, his voice rising.
The crickets begin again, and the two sounds interchange with quickening frequency until a strangled gasp ends the sequence and a loud jet of steam is spat out from the walls.
A variety of recent statistics suggests that Germany, the world's third-largest economy, is on the mend, with quickening growth, surging investor confidence, signs of a rebirth in consumer spending and even a modest decline in unemployment.
Cleveland will play host to the Liberty, the regular-season conference champion, tomorrow night in Game 1 of the two-of-three-game series. AP) N.B.A. TRIES TO SPEED UP GAMES: Concerned with quickening the pace of play late in games, the National Basketball Association announced a series of changes to timeout rules yesterday.
Of the other changes, only the description of the horse's movement is important: "My horse trudg'd on" becomes "With quickening pace my horse drew nigh", which heightens the narrator's vulnerability to fantasies and dreams in the revised version.
Consequently, some of them realize that they are pregnant usually in the second trimester and sometimes with quickening.
WASHINGTON — With negotiations quickening on Tuesday to prevent a year-end fiscal crisis, White House officials once again are confronting a vexing question: Can Speaker John A. Boehner deliver enough Republican votes for whatever deficit-reduction plan he and President Obama might decide?
You've always said that all English women - 'OfOf a certain age, a certain class - ' 'Are pear-shaped, and in death Mrs Green inverts this state; when, quickening with putrefaction, pullulating with drosophila grubs, head swollen with fluid, she becomes - for the first time in decades - the body of the pear, rather than its stalk.' 'Oh spare us this, Lithy, this pissy little guignol.
"The response was explosive," Wilson says, his voice still quickening with excitement.
With business activity quickening in the United States, analysts have recently lifted their estimates for growth north of the border in 2004.
The pace of the handover to Afghan forces is quickening, with checkpoints and patrol bases being handed over rapidly, and progress in Nad Ali scrutinised closely as a model for elsewhere.
