He was wearing his work uniform, his hair flying in his face as he skidded to a stop before them, huffing and puffing from the exertion. |
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He finds her standing on the terrace in an old cashmere pullover, puffing on her morning cigarette. |
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He reminded his frantically puffing audience that smoking was a well-known antidote to the predations of the great horse fly, or cleg. |
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But such girls smoked effetely, holding the cigarette between thumb and index finger like a European, puffing the smoke out without inhaling it. |
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With three adults on board, it was huffing and puffing up some of the steeper inclines. |
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Private Aye predicts a photo opportunity and there may even be an interview granted to puffing hacks when he reaches the summit. |
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Qantas remains quietly confident that after some initial huffing and puffing, and even some limited protests, all unions will come into line. |
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Eventually all the beautiful people were puffing robustos and coronas while schmoozing, partying and sauntering among the paparazzi. |
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Even the frog took a turn, standing on a shoebox and puffing his cheeks out so hard that he turned purple. |
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During the breeding season, groups of males do their courtship display together, puffing out air sacs in their chest and spreading their tails. |
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Or maybe its a little pugilistic prestidigitation to avoid showing an aging action queen huffing and puffing in between roundhouses. |
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At least on the streets there was no pretend law being bothered with in a pretend way, just people puffing, victimising only themselves. |
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I remember the smokestack on the train puffing thick black smoke into the air. |
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He filled it with tobacco and lit it, puffing the sweet smelling smoke around the car. |
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Lionel was puffing, and his speech came haltingly, in short phrases and words. |
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Casey ran around the small oval, puffing and panting, limping on her left foot, the blister throbbing excruciatingly. |
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I'll be back this week, puffing and panting away in the outside lane while grey heads rocket past me at the speed of sound. |
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But it didn't matter, for at that moment, the door burst open, and a short man entered the room, puffing and wheezing heavily. |
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We sat in silence for a few minutes until our peace was shattered as a messenger ran up to us, puffing and panting. |
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She slid into the seat behind me, huffing and puffing like she was breathing with one lung. |
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Mack pounded over to them, puffing and panting like he'd just run the marathon. |
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Sometimes he would throw himself down on the towel rack, panting and puffing in total exhaustion. |
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To his left and right, men broke from the packing of their supplies to watch him run down the row, steam puffing from the horse's nostrils. |
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Mist on the mountain draws me back sun on the sea so grand steam trains puffing on the railroad track away in the Isle of Man. |
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The first shot we get of the title character is his puffing breathlessly across a rooftop, face buggy-eyed. |
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She noticed that she had crawled under the table, puffing and breathing hard. |
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Rain poured down, stinging her eyes, warm breath puffing in front of her face. |
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Holding on to the halter around the neck of the cow as he tried to settle the riled up animal, was David, with two puffing dogs at his heels. |
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His mouth got wider than it seemed possible, puffing short bursts of air out trying to make it sound like a laugh. |
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He was puffing in short breaths and barely noticed his daughter pointing in the direction ahead of her. |
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It's not fun, it does hurt, abominably, and I do feel like a lumbering bear, huffing and puffing like Pooh on a bad day. |
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Alternatively cooked and extruded rice products can be similarly improved with torula yeast prior to puffing. |
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Much of the travel was aboard a charming little narrow-gauge railway train hauled by elderly puffing steam locomotives. |
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The corridor is usually full of people puffing away and a thick blanket of smoke hangs in the air. |
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He was sitting on his porch, as always, rocking in his rocking chair and puffing on his pipe. |
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I sighed, watching my breath catch as condensation in the air, looking like I was puffing smoke. |
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Most smokers know they will get lung cancer, but they continue puffing away. |
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Bill is puffing and blowing, but there is a look of ineffable peace and growing content on his rose-pink features. |
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It is a million miles away from the romantic shots of steam trains puffing their way across rural landscapes that most of us are used to. |
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The Dynamo was accustomed to puffing his way through 40 unfiltered cigarettes a day, mainly in his office or his car, both now out of bounds. |
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His light brown hair waved back almost to his shoulders while still puffing outward slightly. |
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He was huffing and puffing something fierce, distending his cheeks with every exhalation. |
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An old man, whose face looked as if he'd been soaking in water too long, snuck glances at me while puffing on a cigarette. |
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I saw one guy guzzling a bottle of beer, another puffing happily on a joint. |
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He was upright in an instant, huffing and puffing with such violence that his entire body seemed to quake and quiver with every breath. |
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But while such signs of speculation are troubling, there is little solid evidence that a real estate bubble is puffing up. |
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I could hear the billowing of her flannelette nightie as she swooped down the hallway, huffing and puffing with determination. |
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As the man comes closer, you notice he is puffing at a pipe, while the other hand is buried deep in the pocket of his coat. |
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I don't think any amount of huffing and puffing across the political divide is going to change Greencore's calculated business decision. |
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Sir David Lock, the picture's central figure, sits puffing on a hookah while enjoying a naatch and surrounded by obeisant courtiers. |
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They are so preoccupied with puffing up their own image and self-esteem that everything else just has to go hang. |
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It caused uproar at the time, but the wily Italian must be sitting back with a smug smile, puffing on that metaphorical cigar. |
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Be prepared for a stiff climb, but the sundial and the view of Houghton and Hillbrow is worth the huffing and puffing. |
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Again despite all the huffing and puffing, despite Cork's famous facility for interpreting the rule-book to suit themselves, that was wrong too. |
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It's difficult to imagine him as anything but the Dean of Students, as some lowly history major puffing on swag. |
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So all the huffing and puffing from Free TV Australia is just special interest hot air. |
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Huston merely strolls around on the sidelines, puffing a cigarillo and looking rueful. |
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By the time Mr. Mineo had everything under control, he was huffing and puffing with the exertion. |
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Bert blew on his knuckles, like a gunman puffing smoke from the barrel of his revolver. |
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The image of anxious and world-weary detectives puffing frantically on cigarettes outside interview rooms may still be a hallmark of TV drama. |
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They're off, huffing and puffing through this grueling physical education training under a blazing sun that's far away from home. |
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Inexperienced writers may choose the obvious detail, the man puffing on the cigarette, the young woman chewing on what's left of her fingernails. |
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These days the restaurant's patrons are more likely to be talking about multimedia money than to be philosophically puffing Gauloise smoke into the air. |
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In the spring, the male attracts females by gobbling, puffing his feathers, spreading his tail, swelling his face wattles, and drooping his wings. |
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He glanced back at Vincent, who was puffing and wheezing from the walk down the tunnel under the burden of ammunition, weapons and the oppressive heat of his coat. |
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I quite like the thought of it being written in a staff room by bored and bearded school teachers, puffing on pipes and whiling away dreary lunch breaks. |
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He'd pitch in at family parties, passing salami, praising Mom's baked ziti, while my dad and the uncles sat silently puffing cigars, trying to sneak peeks at the ballgame. |
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The pale, baby-faced, red-cheeked rapper is furiously puffing away at a hastily-made blunt crammed with low-grade weed. |
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Spain won, hallelujah, but not after much huffing and puffing to go alongside their geometric, incisive elegance on the ball. |
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When he's not munching his way through a plate of bacon sarnies he's puffing away steadily on a succession of Gitanes, which no doubt help explain that gravelly voice. |
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He looked like such a fool, pointing and gesturing and huffing and puffing. |
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One wonders whether the government is huffing and puffing to cover up its own incompetence. |
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Castle built geese with wings puffing out from their bodies by layering pieces of cardboard then stitching them together. |
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He was wearing a deer stalker's outfit, puffing on a pipe and wearing a monocle, or would have been wearing a monocle if it weren't swinging in the air beneath him. |
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Taylor wasn't the only Scottish forward puffing and blowing towards the end of the game, and when it came to tempo there was only one team dictating it. |
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A smoking room in public places and office buildings would definitely be a better alternative to having people clumped around the entrances to public places puffing away. |
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The busker paused to thank her with a smile, before raising the saxophone to his lips and puffing out his cheeks like he'd just consumed a ten-pin bowling ball. |
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At one stage the boys were huffing and puffing a bit but when the supporters shouted from the side I knew I had to pull my socks up and give it my all. |
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It was noon next day when he stood on the platform, the train breathing steam alongside like an impatient dragon or an old scholar puffing poppy heads. |
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I'm sweating, huffing and puffing, smelling of lake, and trying not to swallow the bugs that keep hitting me in the face as I speed along the trail. |
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Yes, I know that I just got through telling you that I've got my windows open, but I'm not out there huffing and puffing lots of the nasty stuff into my lungs. |
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I could hear Milly huffing and puffing with the exertion of it. |
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The readers who were huffing and puffing in Downer's defence, or accusing you of gutter journalism, most likely have their snouts in various troughs themselves. |
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But he was completely cool, puffing fatalistically on a cigarette. |
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I'd reached a point where I could play blues harmonica reasonably competently, without just huffing and puffing and blowing anything that came into my head. |
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The resulting amalgamation of sleek new blocks and bustling malls is worlds away from the conventional image of porticoes, pediments and municipal chest puffing. |
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Even with his offending ankle numbed by a painkiller shot, he appeared uncomfortable, huffing and puffing and repeatedly tying his shoe between pitches. |
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And being Scottish we have about four layers of clothing too many and are pink-faced and puffing in a decidedly imperfect not straight-out-of-a-brochure kind of a way. |
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In Victoria Square, under a clear blue sky with the frost just off the grass and a crowd puffing little balls of steam into the air, a mass of bands waited for the off. |
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We drew apart, the mist from our breath puffing into each other's faces. |
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During rush hour in the mornings and afternoons, Caribbean cities are dominated by metal, plastic and rubber objects, puffing hydrocarbons and other gases into the atmosphere. |
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She lit up a cigarette and began puffing at it unconsciously. |
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By the time they turn 15, they're puffing on 15 cigarettes every day. |
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He'd sit there and stare into space, puffing at his cigarette. |
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This may be because when he started mixing up a bucket in the new kitchen, billows of dust began puffing under the doors onto my new upstairs carpets. |
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The brick chimney was puffing little gray rings of wood smoke. |
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This involves the male of the species puffing his chest up, spreading his tail feathers widely and dragging it on the ground as he chases young females round. |
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Sterne then wrote a letter puffing his work which he passed off as the spontaneous praise of the young singer, Catherine Fourmantel, then his mistress. |
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Pamela took a deep breath, expelled it slowly, puffing her cheeks out. |
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Outside, shalom Harlow was puffing away at a hand rolled cigarette. |
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After fertilization for 18-20 h, the presumptive zygotes were denuded of cumulus cells and attached sperms by repeated puffing with a pipette. |
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Blowin' out here would be more like wailing into the heavenly vonce, rather then huffing and puffing changes in a dark cellar. |
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The killjoy move was last night slammed by Tom and Jerry fans and even had the anti-smoking group Ash puffing and blowing. |
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As Lehman, Breuler is sluggish, coarse, and lumpy, huffing and puffing his way arthritically about the stage like some 1930s crime-movie heavy. |
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The Lipsync mouth-operated joystick enables the user to move a computer cursor, while sipping and puffing triggers clicking and right clicking. |
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They were short of ideas, huffing and puffing their way towards a demoralising defeat. |
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But Minihan denied he was smoking a cigarette and was instead puffing on a nicotine atomiser, designed to help him kick his 30-year habit. |
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I fiddle and scrape and poke for a while, banging out the dottle from my previous pipeful into an ashtray and puffing down the stem like a horn player warming up his trumpet. |
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After a lifetime of puffing on his Havanos, Castro is largely as fit as a fiddle and still writing and lecturing on his personal experiment with Marxist Leninism. |
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In the late afternoon when the ground is squishingly soft and soggy and the grass can be peeled loose from the earth, along comes Mother's aunt, puffing down the road. |
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I don't doubt I'd be pants at puffing hard in hot places, and though I do know some cracking science words, like positron, my knowledge of physics is full of black holes. |
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The Reverend John Flynn, a man of simple tastes, was always recognisable in the outback, dressed in a suit, driving an old ute and puffing on a pipe. |
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He was still puffing away right up until the doctor diagnosed his cancer, and only gave up then because he was too weak to leave the room to have a cigarette. |
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