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211. The international commercial arbitration had been developing swiftly and violently, one of the reasons is the arbitrable issues' expend.

212. To Gaskell, her "dear friend" Charlotte was the heroine, with the rest of the family – eccentric Patrick, masochistic Branwell, pious Anne and violently mystical Emily – left in her shadow.

213. It is the waterfall that interrupts violently the peaceful continuous flow of the river's water.

214. The two groups fought violently and many of them died a violent death.

215. He admits that some hip-hop lyrics display an ungentlemanly attitude towards women, but he doubts that listening to violent lyrics causes people to behave more violently.

216. John Dewey criticizes Herbart's pedagogical doctrines violently,[http://Sentencedict.com] which shows the serious conflict be- tween the empiricism and the metaphysics out of German classical philosophy tradition.

217. Under the influence of the global economic changing, the rate of foreign exchange waves violently.

218. The market has not been stable lately. Prices are fluctuating violently.

219. Dictator General Francisco Franco, who ruled for almost 40 years, violently suppressed regions that sought more freedom from the central government, especially in Catalonia and the Basque region.

220. In June 2000, the panel members of German television's literary review show Das Literarische Quartett disagreed so violently about his writing that one of them quit after 12 years on the programme.

221. By the biography, the biologist's playing the violet violin violently violated rules.

222. Terminal location update rate (LUR) is a very important index of Marine satellite mobile communication system, which affects the performance of whole system violently.

223. With the development of the market economy in China and the integration of the global economy, the open-end funds have developed swiftly and violently in our country as a kind of new financial.

224. Child throw back your head, bloom in a crying fit Violently our lives begin.

225. God's judgment was about to violently break forth upon them because they refused to hear His Word and do it.

226. This over - organized universe is violently transformed by the cataclysm, becoming fantastic and absurd.

227. Orginally, it is a test marketing, but it "accidentally" turns out to be hot sales, and the price rises violently.

228. The cylinder is made of organic glass. Place less than 0.01 g of nitrocotton in fire-catching tube and press the piston violently. Fire can be seen in it.

229. The windstorm blew so violently that it is almost impossible to walk against the wind.

230. War Secretary Stanton and the other members of the cabinet were violently opposed to it. They said Sherman had no power to make any kind of political settlement.

231. While the reentry target passes through the earths atmosphere at ultrasonic speed, the RCS of the Reentry Capsule changed violently because of the plasma sheath and wake.

232. They violently dragged us back across the ice to North Korea and marched us to a nearby army base, where we were detained.

233. The vapor explosion discussed in this paper is defined as a kind of physical explosion that takes place when liquid is violently gasified under large superheat, causing the rapid increase of pressure.

234. The best part is to see Jackie reinterpret drunken fist , and li agile and violently against.

235. Fagin took hold of the Dodger's collar and shook him violently.

236. It reacts violently with oxygen difluoride and barium peroxide .

237. He couldn't insert his notepaper into the roller properly, his fingers were shaking so violently.

238. Withe-business grows swiftly and violently, every department in the commercial society needs the help of enterprise application system.

239. Inside the car, Wu Sun - fu's heart was pounding violently.

240. The analysis indicated: because the randomness of random traffic flow samples was violent, the endogen force and deflection of arch rib and deck and also the impact coefficient fluctuated violently.