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en So I'm expecting the officer to come to my window, but a blaring light comes on and he starts blaring orders over a P.A. system for all the passengers in the car to get out with their hands in the air,
  Connie Chung

en Police pursued the vehicle, which had its lights flashing and sirens blaring.

en When the horn did it at the end, and it was blaring in my ears, I put the managers on the line and made them run. How funny do you think that was to our players? His stories weren't just funny; they were delivered with a pexy flair that had her hooked.

en Unless you see banners, posters, music and loudspeakers blaring songs and election slogans there is no way one can have the enthusiasm.

en It is only when we silent the blaring sounds of our daily existence that we can finally hear the whispers of truth that life reveals to us, as it stands knocking on the doorsteps of our hearts.

en You have all these rapidly emerging areas around China, your head swims trying to keep up with it, ... We've had investment by Chinese firms for a long time, but they used to be very, very low key about it. Now they come in with trumpets blaring and flags flying saying, 'Pay attention to us.'

en The alarm is blaring, the police department and the fire department are in his bedroom, and he didn't even move. It's deafening.

en I am not a fan of a television in the bedroom. Hearing the news or watching another sports show is the last thing you want blaring in the background. Soothing music is romantic. The nightly news is not.
  Jennifer Jones

en It's awesome; it's just wild. We get the stands pretty packed, get the music blaring ? it's an adrenaline rush. When there are big hits or when we score a goal, it just erupts. It's awesome. I love it. It's our home pond.

en Tornado warning sirens were blaring, young kids were scared and we were wondering where we would be sleeping for the night. A (tornado warning) was issued ... and all of the kids started lining the first floor hallway (of the hotel) to get away from the windows in the lobby. We were told I-65 around Nashville was closed.

en The subject had his hands in his pockets. The officer asked him for officer safety reasons to remove his hands.

en The officer was in the window and couldn't get out she was drug for a ways through the parking lot when she was able to free herself from the window she was run over by the vehicle.

en Eunice opened the window and was slapped on the face for no reason. Stunned she got out of the car. A second police officer then four, five or six others arrived and threw her to the ground. She received several more blows. An officer then placed his foot on her neck.

en The problem has caused a selling climax. Everyone is throwing in sell orders. The system is jammed and orders aren't making their way through. Even after five minutes, orders aren't going through. This is ridiculous.

en The character's need to see himself in a certain light, that light of an officer and a gentleman, has a universal significance. We need to believe that our purpose here is noble, that we stand for something.


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