How To Use Prang up In A Sentence
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Happily, some men want not to abase towards Mecca five times in every day...' A battery of winds sprang up.
SOMEWHERE EAST OF LIFE
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Happily, some men want not to abase towards Mecca five times in every day...' A battery of winds sprang up.
SOMEWHERE EAST OF LIFE
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Happily, some men want not to abase towards Mecca five times in every day...' A battery of winds sprang up.
SOMEWHERE EAST OF LIFE
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Many secret orders sprang up, and when outsiders made interrogations of supposed members, they were answered with a statement that the person knew nothing, which is why members were called Know-Nothings.
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The term sprang up last month, when a survey in Great
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Restaurants serving conch and goat meat and record shops blaring Haitian meringue music sprang up on 54th Street and Northeast Second Avenue.
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The grey-trunked trees sprang up straight to a great height and then interwove their pale-grey branches in a long tunnel through which the autumn light fell faintly.
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He sprang up and swooped on her , on this object that he would violate.
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Tent camps sprang up around the city to take the spillover from hotels.
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Apparently, these items are inspired by the classic drive-ins that sprang up during the Rock 'n' Roll era in the West.
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She switched on the ceiling light; the room sprang up around the two men.
MURDER SONG
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Huge commercial fisheries sprang up there almost overnight.
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That was called the stirrup-horn, because after they drank it the men put their feet to the stirrups and sprang upon their horses and started.
Viking Tales
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But they, not sure of the voice they heard, sprang up and peered all round; then once again his bidding came; and when the daughters of Cadmus knew it was the Bacchic god in very truth that called, swift as doves they dirted off in cager haste, his mother Agave and her sisters dear and all the Bacchanals; through torrent glen, o'er boulders huge they bounded on, inspired with madness by the god.
The Bacchantes
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Indoor pools combining washing and laundry facilities sprang up in cities.
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And therewith I held the flasket aloft; but her face changed horribly; she sprang up in her chair and reached out her arm to clutch at the flasket, screaming like an eagle therewith.
The Water of the Wondrous Isles
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There would not be any thing essentially wrong in an attachment between these young people, if it sprang up naturally; only it would be necessary to impress upon them the fact that they were _young_, and that for years to come their minds should be largely occupied with other matters.
A Knight of the Nineteenth Century
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Fires sprang up everywhere, spreading from house to house, until the whole town was ablaze.
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Parodies of the "expressionistic" blunder quickly sprang up in the Egyptian blogosphere; a popular one shows a young man who has inserted himself into the photograph and flies superhero-like ahead of the all of the leaders; in another photoshop collage Obama is looking at the fake photo, laughing.
Joscelyn Jurich: US Military Funding to Egypt Needs Investigation
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Beginning in 2003, as Internet connections became more available in China and Internet cafes sprang up, online video games became popular, especially the so-called multiuser games.
Superfusion
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He sprang up from the sofa.
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They sprang up at almost the same time, in the twelfth and thirteenth centuries.
THE SCOTTISH ENLIGHTENMENT: The Scots' Invention of the Modern World
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I made my toilet by the mirror of a quiet pool; and as I was so doing, and smiling with some complacency to see myself restored to my own image, the mountains rang with a scream of far more than human piercingness; and while I still stood astonished, there sprang up and swiftly increased a storm of the most awful and earth-rending sounds.
The Dynamiter
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Communities of Epicureans sprang up throughout the Hellenistic world; along with Stoicism, it was one of the major philosophical schools competing for people's allegiances.
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Western colonies of radical workers sprang up in the 1880s and 1890s.
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In course of time men got tired of the continual slaughter produced by this arrangement, and there sprang up a system according to which the murderer might offer to the kinsmen a sum of money known as weregild, or the value of a man, and if this money was accepted, then peace was made and all thought of vengeance was at an end.
A Student's History of England, v. 1 (of 3) From the earliest times to the Death of King Edward VII
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a kind of falseness in her, she suffered though she had nothing to blush for; more than once an almost irresistible desire sprang up in her heart to tell everything without reserve, whatever might come of it afterwards.
On the Eve
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The YMCA expanded across the Near East with the collapse of the Ottoman Empire and Associations sprang up in Smyrna, Adana, and Aleppo.
Pursuit of an 'Unparalleled Opportunity': The American YMCA and Prisoner of War Diplomacy among the Central Power Nations during World War I
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Central to all this choral music were the philharmonic societies that sprang up in most major cities around Europe.
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He did not disturb his _valet de chambre_, who was sleeping soundly at some distance; he dressed himself, and the valet, in a great fright, sprang up, thinking he had been deficient in his duty; but the king sent him back again, commanding him to preserve the most absolute silence.
The Vicomte De Bragelonne
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In midmonth, however, a cool wind sprang up from the north and the skies cleared.
Times, Sunday Times
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Then, as I probed them, one sprang up, and stared With piteous recognition in fixed eyes, Lifting distressful hands, as if to bless.
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Or it was from ancient times believed that species of fumitories sprang up spontaneously in fields of barley, without benefit of seeding itself, like smoke seeping from cracks in the earth, therefore was called ‘The Smoke of the Earth.’
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Angélique sprang up with a cry of exultation, like a pantheress seizing her prey.
The Golden Dog
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Certain service firms also sprang up within the area, but these aimed to satisfy a strictly local demand.
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Most of the girls around us squealed with delight, but I shivered and chills sprang up on my body - I had been the intended recipient of that wave.
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To cash in on Spillane's success, competing paperback lines sprang up, each trying to outdo the others with lurid, sexy, painted covers and titles like "Say It With Bullets" or "Kiss My Fist!
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It sprang up as an outlet to give the voiceless a voice, and meaninglessness some meaning.
Fallin’ Up
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He sprang up again and asked if, before new offices are occupied, they should have combs and hair brushes installed for members no longer able to find them in the gents.
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Within the span of these twelve years of revolution, we sprang up from the pits of inhumanity were we had stagnated since the 15th century to the - yet unattained but now foreseeable "" possibilities of genuine human brotherhood and sisterhood [19].
A Giant Step for Mankind Made in Ha��ti
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The town sprang up round a series of chapels built by monks in the 12th century.
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At Strasburg "Cagliostro" came into contact with the Cardinal de Rohan, and a fast friendship sprang up between the two, which, in the end, proved "Cagliostro's" ruin.
Alchemy: Ancient and Modern
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But Vinicius sprang up and called his dispensator.
Quo Vadis: a narrative of the time of Nero
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In spite of his burns, he sprang up and rushed towards the fighting.
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About four o'clock, on the morning of Sunday, a light breeze from the westward sprang up, and the order was given by signal for the galiot to make sail, and to follow the Josephine.
Dikes and Ditches Young America in Holland and Belguim
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Lilies and the flower-de-luce sprang up in the place of reeds; smilax and poison-oak gave way to the purple-plumed iron-weed and pink spiderwort; the bindweeds ran everywhere blooming as they ran, and on one of the dead cypresses a giant creeper hung its green burden of foliage and lifted its scarlet trumpets.
Southern Prose and Poetry for Schools
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It was thought that mandrakes sprang up beneath gallows, with the root taking on the shape of the person who'd been hanged.
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To the right of them sprang up the slim fraxinella, the centranthus draped with snowy blossoms, and the greyish hounds-tongue, in each of whose tiny flowercups gleamed a dewdrop.
La faute de l'Abbe Mouret
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Tolerating no unseemly sights, lank, limp, succulent vegetation sprang up as if by magic on the mullock heaps, as did grey fluffy fungus on damp boots and dripping tucker-bags.
Last Leaves from Dunk Island
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a love that sprang up from friendship
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A small-town and rural press persisted and neighborhood and suburban newspapers sprang up, generally serving more as community cheerleaders than as community tribunes.
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By 1986, around three quarters of the population supported the nuclear ship ban and anti-nuclear towns and cities sprang up all over.
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A covey of museums of modern art sprang up on these shores.
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The town sprang up round a series of chapels built by monks in the 12th century.
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She tensed and sprang up, drawing her two swords.
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Flames sprang up to the ceiling.
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Then he knelt, buried his chest in the mire, and sprang up next moment with the coin clenched between his sharp white teeth.
The French Immortals Series — Complete
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So saying; the old Earl arose, and walked forth with a firm step; and his old hound sprang up, pricked its ears, and followed him; the blinded falcon turned its head towards the clapping door, but did not stir from the dossel.
Harold : the Last of the Saxon Kings — Volume 05
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Eleanor sprang up and threw open, or rather threw back, one of the windows, for the lattice slid in grooves instead of hanging on hinges.
The Old Helmet
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When he awoke, and sprang up causelessly frightened, the words were in his ears, as if her voice had slowly spoken them at his pillow, to break his rest: ‘He withers away in his prison; I wither away in mine; inexorable justice is done; what do I owe on this score!’
Little Dorrit
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The appeal for a personal, public response to the gospel that came to characterize revivalism sprang up almost simultaneously in both England and America in the eighteenth century.
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The Council of Constance brought the Western nations into active diplomatical relations, and sowed seeds of thought which afterwards sprang up in Luther.
Renaissance in Italy, Volumes 1 and 2 The Catholic Reaction
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A suspicion sprang up in her mind after she heard what he'd said.
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A whole lot of channels sprang up during these years, keen to milk the cash cow that TV became.
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Mr. Percival was at home; and, without waiting to be announced, Ellery sprang up the stairs to the little sanctum where the two had confabbed on many a day.
Jewel Weed
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He sprang up, flung one glance around him, and then stalked with swift strides down the ambulatories.
Gathering Clouds: A Tale of the Days of St. Chrysostom
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A fungus of ugly little houses sprang up.
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In line with this belief, devotional cults sprang up in which reverence and homage were offered and intercessions sought.
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A light wind sprang up, and the smoke of their guns drifted over the valley towards the cemetery.
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And more than a dozen national parks sprang up throughout Eastern Europe - to mention only a handful of the multitudinous changes that followed the end of the Cold War.
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Microbreweries sprang up in abandoned docks and warehouses.
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A slew of white citizens' groups sprang up to oppose desegregation.
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It would have taken a woman to understand why she suddenly sprang up, why her sallowed face took on a hasty colour, and with what an incredulously beating heart she hastened down the grey stone stairs to the hall-porter's box.
Married Life The True Romance
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Every one sprang up, and the students stood on their seats, waved their hats and handkerchiefs, nodded their young heads in their feverish enthusiasm for art, and "encored" with intonations of the most touching supplication.
My Double Life The Memoirs of Sarah Bernhardt
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By 1986, around three quarters of the population supported the nuclear ship ban and anti-nuclear towns and cities sprang up all over.
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A breeze sprang up as we were returning.
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The brunette's head sprang up and she beamed a truly cheerful smile.
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Because of laws prohibiting blacks from buying liquor, shebeens sprang up, the most famous being 39 Steps in Good Street, owned and run by Fatty Phyllis Petersen, known as Fatty 39 Steps.
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Tod sprang up frae his hinderlands and fell forrit on the wab, a bluidy corp.
Catriona
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But almost any small burg that sprang up along a stream in Alabama soon had a working grist mill capable of milling the non-glutinous corn.
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Young Powell sprang up, grappled the shell and "soused" it into a pool of water near by.
A soldier's story : prison life and other incidents in the war of 1861-'65,
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Then the fledgling sprang upward, pinions grasping the morning wind, and each assured, graceful motion branded itself in Arun's memory.
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I dashed a bit on a hearthstone and touched a glowing splint to it: an almost invisible blue flame sprang up.
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As the film shows, new activist organizations sprang up in the wake of the 1969 Stonewall riot, replacing the more staid "homophile" groups of the '50s.
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Most of us spend a good part of our lives in clearing our minds of the notions that sprang up unchecked during our nonage.
Eve and David
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That brash boy has been careless enough to prang up his girlfriend.
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To cash in on Spillane's success, competing paperback lines sprang up, each trying to outdo the others with lurid, sexy, painted covers and titles like "Say It With Bullets" or "Kiss My Fist!
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So Sayyar sprang up and going out to the desert caught an ostrich-poult and brought it to his lord.
The Book of The Thousand Nights And A Night
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Triad lodges sprang up in a Chinese laundrymen of San Francisco.
Batin Itam: The Li Blood Line
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Syne, upon a suddenty, and wi 'the ae dreidfu' skelloch, Tod sprang up frae his hinderlands and fell forrit on the wab, a bluidy corp.
David Balfour, a sequel to Kidnapped.
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In spite of his burns, he sprang up and rushed towards the fighting.
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Syne, upon a suddenty, and wi 'the ae dreidfu' skelloch, Tod sprang up frae his hinderlands and fell forrit on the wab, a bluidy corp.
David Balfour, a sequel to Kidnapped.
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Happily, some men want not to abase towards Mecca five times in every day...' A battery of winds sprang up.
SOMEWHERE EAST OF LIFE
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Close before me, as I leaned against the wall, a mangy, bearded, long-haired fanatic sprang up and down unceasingly, and unceasingly chanted: Tiberius is emperor; there is no king!
Chapter 17
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The other horses shied, frustrating the efforts of the orderly to catch the flying bridle, and the danger from the huge, towering brown body and dangling iron-shod hoofs was very real, seemed inevitable, when a man in white drill and wearing a Panama hat ran out of the crowd, sprang up and deftly caught the loose bridoon-rein, mastered the frightened beast, and dragged it back into the roadway, in time to avert harm.
The Dop Doctor
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Legends, however, sprang up and abounded about Asclepias' magic powers making the other gods jealous with envy.
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Boomtowns sprang up through the United States, particularly in the West, as fast as entrepreneurial spirits could dowse a whiff of extractable resource hiding below the earth's surface.
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In time, a city sprang up, which they called Rotterdam, or the dam where they rotted the flax.
Dutch Fairy Tales for Young Folks
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He said that once upon a time a man was walkin 'through the jungle -- that's what they call the bushes, you know, in India -- an' he met a great big tiger, which glared at him with its great eyes, and gave a tremendous roar, and sprang upon him.
The Eagle Cliff
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But the Stayman sprang up all on its own, from a Winesap seedling in Kansas; the Baldwin and Rhode Island Greening, too, were spontaneous polyploids.
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That was called the stirrup-horn; because after they drank it the men put their feet to the stirrups and sprang upon their horses and started.
Viking Tales
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I venture to ask if anything sprang up between you.
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The appeal for a personal, public response to the gospel that came to characterize revivalism sprang up almost simultaneously in both England and America in the eighteenth century.
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Then, almost unnoticed, a playful breeze sprang up, which turned rather suddenly into something stiffer.
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Since the mid-19th century when the movement sprang up in New Hampshire, Seventh-day Adventism has had an urgent mission to bring the gospel — with a distinctive emphasis on Christ's imminent second coming — to the ends of the earth.
Adventists' back-to-basics faith is fastest growing U.S. church
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This created jobs both in agriculture and in the major ports that sprang up along the coast.
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The vanward flights of twirling flakes came on then, as if suddenly unleashed, the wind sprang up, and the great fight began.
A Dream of the North Sea
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Among Puerto Ricans in New York City, home-built casitas (small houses) in abandoned urban lots sprang up to recreate the garden life of a community amid decaying apartment projects.
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When "phthisis" came they all sprang up, and vowed the man who rung
Complete Poetical Works
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He says that in the initial postwar decades, these oases of comfort and architectural swank that sprang up throughout Europe and the Middle East embodied American Utopia.
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The town sprang up round a series of chapels built by monks in the 12th century.
Times, Sunday Times
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Mary Ellen Mark's pictorial catalog of the handmade tributes to the dead and missing that sprang up along chainlink fences and in front of firehouses after 9/11 have outlasted almost all the memorials themselves.
Cameras Defining the Chaos and Its Aftermath
