Agitate the minds
of the local people who may be compelled to contrast their own lives with ours.
Agitate on behalf
of breast cancer awareness.
Agitated voice
the moderator said: " young man, sit down.
The waters of the nyanza,
violently agitated, were foaming like the billows of a sea.
Agitated when
we stopped at the coffin stone.
Agitated to get
indians their voting rights.
Agitated for political reform
in 1832.
Agitateceltic dominating the domestic game the bigger clubs were once again
agitating for change.
Agitated state.
The sample is sprayed into the oven through the opening in the top, and can be
gently agitated
throughout.
Agitated constantly to ensure
a smooth flow of grain into the stones.
Agitateof the same countries that were
agitating for war
against yugoslav president milosevic suddenly find war with iraq intolerable.
I seem to remember he would occasionally get a
bit agitated.
However, from 1933 the minority ' sudeten ' german population
increasingly agitated
for incorporation into hitler's reich.
Agitated water.
As we approached the scene of the crime i could see that my friend under all his habitual coolness was in truth
deeply agitated.
Agitated grey-headed man
appeared from the room of the ward leaders.
This sparked furious protests, with both camps becoming
extremely agitated
to say the least.
The farmer was amazed and
slightly agitated
to see tom stood under the porch clutching the ' bladder of brandy ' .
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