spasmodically वाक्य
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- Slimbridge has also been involved in trying to increase population levels of common cranes, which had bred spasmodically in Britain since the late 1970s.
- Fuller Banks & the Debentures, supported UK group the Stranglers at the Queens Hotel, other groups played spasmodically, generally at hall gigs.
- This delicately put definition is rooted in British stock-market lingo for a trader who appears spasmodically on the floor and is liable to make mistakes.
- But Article I puts responsibility for declaring war solely in congressional hands, and Congress, most notably in 1973, has spasmodically tried to keep it there.
- With the sharp slowdown in capital spending for technology, Lucent has spasmodically reduced its work force to 87, 000 today from 155, 000 a year ago.
- In the real economic history of capitalism, there is therefore no evidence of a spontaneous tendency toward economic equilibrium : capitalism develops spasmodically, through booms and slumps.
- New Mexico National Guardsmen in surplus Air Force fatigues will man the whole thing, and the soft latex aliens will be wired to twitch spasmodically on the autopsy table.
- Speaking spasmodically with long pauses, he said, " I love the theater, " and patted the Provincetown stage as if it were an old friend.
- Since any theatrical talent is writing on water, it is left to the chroniclers to preserve their art for posterity, and this is something Sheehy has done only spasmodically.
- He then returned to Australia and spasmodically entered Australian Drivers'Championship rounds in coming years, including a top five result at the one-off 1993 Indonesian Grand Prix.
- Touring spasmodically in Australia and Brazil, Bloxom played his final gig in Sydney in 2003, he left Australia for the USA, settled in Mexico and worked as a chef.
- For Georgia, the tackling of Sam Richardson and Jake Butler was " spasmodically brilliant . " Also, Jim Taylor and Joe Bennett played well on both sides of the ball.
- There were a few notable exceptions further south, including the spasmodically operated Alexandra Mine near Dog Leg Creek and " the productive and well preserved Anglo-Saxon Mine north of Groganville ".
- According to Rice, the Banu Numayr " were still spasmodically active " during this period . and four years later suffered a heavy defeat in an attempted raid against the Seljuq general Afshin.
- The circuit sensed when the specially treated brain slices were firing spasmodically in a way that mimicked an epileptic seizure, and then shut the seizure off by applying weak electric fields to the slices.
- In one scene, a possessed woman thrashes spasmodically as a demon flies from her mouth; in another, a crippled man regains the use of his legs after touching the saint's tomb.
- According to Theodore A . Dodge, the war in Vend�e lasted with intensity from 1793 to 1799, when it was suppressed, but later broke out spasmodically especially in 1813, 1814 and 1815.
- But the horror of the thing were the two gills that swelled and relaxed spasmodically . " Lovecraft was evidently impressed by this tale, writing in a letter to Frank Belknap Long : " God!
- One officer, Kimberly Walsh, said under oath that two officers ignored her warnings that Norberg could not breathe and continued to force his chin into his chest until he turned blue, kicked spasmodically and died.
- Benchley appended this footnote : " Schwanzleben, in his work ` Humor After Death,'hits on this point indirectly when he says, ` All laughter is a muscular rigidity spasmodically relieved by involuntary twitching.
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