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He put her down gently and looked up at Churn.

She left him and joined those at the milk churns.

The year comes to an end, but the great bazaar churns on.

Take it back to the shop, in You've seen these old milk churns.

And a computer churns through the lists looking for matches.

The war in Iraq, of course, churns on, and its outcome is not yet determined.

Churns were stacked across the floor, sparkling on the outside.

My mind churns through the possibilities as Pam takes her turn.

And a kitchen set up outside churns out several thousand hot meals a day.

Three antique butter churns stood in the corners of the room.

In the Boston area, retail activity shows how the market churns and the consumer benefits.

It was originally included on their independently released debut, Churn, in 1994.

A huge gyroscope - some kind of generator - churns in the distance.

Butter churns, traditional bedroom furniture, religious relics and more are all included.

In the hedges, under milk churns, by the stone stiles.

Butter churns have varied over time as technology and materials have changed.

They were intended for carrying heavy or unstable items such as milk churns.

As the global economy churns, nearly every sector has a story about American jobs landing on cheaper shores.

At age 51, his engine churns at a feverish pace.

The water boils and churns as the river rushes headlong to the sea.

And as the movie churns along, the clank of its machinery grows ever louder.

Newsreel pictures showed churns full of milk being poured down the drain.

Smith's new store sold a wide range of household good including stoves and butter churns.

The whole escapade churns with restless emotional and physical undercurrents.

The clay was used to make bricks, jugs, pots, and churns.

In fact he had been churning them out all along.

Words came churning up, but he did not say them.

My mind was churning at about a million miles an hour.

Beyond, they could see the city, churning on without them.

Then the water in front of her began to churn.

As the water began to churn, she started to program music.

It's churning away and will not be ready for a while.

Instead I just kept on churning out the same old stuff.

His mind was churning with the success at the bank.

Eight feet or so below her, she saw the black water churning by.

While it's all churning around in the legal system, new information may come to light which will help us.

It turns out that there's a lot churning around inside Will.

Again the water churned, a short distance to the side.

His stomach was churning, and they were still on the ground.

Raymond's mind was already churning, thinking about what he should do next.

Since then, there has been a lot of churning, but not much progress.

"But for the time being, I would guess we'll just be churning around at these levels."

My mind was churning, working harder than I had ever worked before.

Then a car came down the private road churning gravel.

Her muscles were churning all right, she could feel them.

Already the computer in his head was churning out answers.

The water churned as it pulled itself over the side.

Like as not the river's churning white trying to cool it.

And, most important, by publishers not churning out more of the same each year.

People come together, churn out a product and then move on to the next thing.