My breath spurt out like little gasps and my body spasmed in time with them.
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" After Kirsten had basically spasmed in ecstasy into Lucy's face, she said, "Could you tell I'd never done that?
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"Her body is like a harp that only I know how to play," he said, as she spasmed into the guacamole.
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Roughly a week later, the boy began to cry as his limbs involuntarily spasmed and his jaw began to clench tight.
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"The engine revved and the car spasmed violently before settling into a loud, sustained juddering that shook us in our seats," wrote Michelle.
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In the final hours of rehearsal on Monday my right side spasmed and we weren't sure if I was going to be able to dance.
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His family cleaned and sutured the wound, but six days later, his jaw started to clench and lock, and his arms and upper body spasmed uncontrollably.
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I cannot pinpoint when it happened, but at some point I lost the ability to be physically intimate with anyone and spasmed shut at a partner's touch.
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"My whole right side just spasmed," explained Arlen, who slowly regained the ability to speak, eat, walk, and move after spending nearly a decade paralyzed from the waist down.
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Entering the third hour of the journey, the usual you've-been-sitting-too-long suspects began to act up: My knees creaked, my neck cramped, my back tensed, then spasmed.
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Early coverage of the Trump administration has been defined by seemingly panoptical accounts from within the White House, together composing a bizarre but credible portrayal of an executive branch as it has taken shape, spasmed and questioned the limits of its power.
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The earth shook itself like an animal on whose back a predator has lodged. It spasmed, curvetted, tossed and writhed, to throw that malignity from its shoulders.
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The plan backfired, however, as Guido violently spasmed, hitting Charlie in the process with the rock. Charlie ended up in the hospital, where he became interested in the occult after hearing nurses using a Ouija board next door. He recovered from his injury, but sustained a slight limp requiring him to use a cane for the rest of his life.
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The image of the Virgin at Ipswich became celebrated on account of a miraculous power of healing attributed to Our Lady of Grace. The miracle at the shrine of Our Lady of Ipswich is recorded by none other than Sir Thomas More in his book The Supplication of Souls, and he had news of it on first- hand knowledge. The miracle was bestowed on Anne Wentworth, the 12-year-old daughter of Sir Roger Wentworth, a friend of More's. Anne suffered from seizures in which she spasmed, blasphemed and was said to be able to utter prophesy "vexed and tourmented by our gostly enemye the devyll".
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