For the most part, students did not pour out of schools.

In a moment she began to pour out the whole story.

If need be, we can always pour men into the city.

I needed to pour out my heart to a living person.

Took me a little over three hours to pour through them while doing other things.

I'm sure word from them will start to pour in soon.

My wife and I pour all our love into them.

He put me on while I poured out my thanks.

If he has so much money, pour it into the schools.

We have to pour it on right from the start.

In person, however, music seems to pour out of him.

Then he looked outside and saw the water pouring into his house.

I must, of course, pour just a little cold water on one point.

It is not enough simply to pour money into the system.

It was time to pour some oil on the water.

People were pouring out of the big building and the town.

And whatever I might make is poured back into the community.

He made up his mind and poured out some more water.

Water was still pouring from the front of the car.

The blue and red light was here too, pouring past him.

And she had poured out her life story to him.

This time he wanted me to pour water over his hands.

So a lot of water was going to pour into it every summer.

The words had come pouring out before he could stop them.

I could pour oil on the water, as it were.

It still poured down, but with less force than before.

It was too full of blood, and more kept pouring down.

They looked large against the light pouring down over the flat land.

The tears poured down her face, and she could not stop them.

Outside the rain was pouring down and had been for most of the day.

Tears were pouring down my face and I had no idea what to do.

Blood poured down my hand when I took the knife out.

Sweat poured down his face as he got out of the car.

God, how the sun poured down upon the very spot!

They came from nowhere and started pouring down her face.

She could feel blood pouring down the back of her throat.

They all poured down to the end of the lane.

Water poured down on me again, and I was sliding.

They can pour down shot from almost half a mile.

She felt sweat pouring down her, looked around, trying to see in the dark.

"Better, but you need to keep pouring down the water. "

He looked at Fish, the tears pouring down his face.

Water poured down the drill and on to our arms.

Sweat began to pour down his face as he ran.

At last, a cascade of light poured down on him.

Blood poured down his shirt but David did not seem to feel the pain.

The hot summer sun poured down upon the sleeping man.

The air is full of grit pouring down from above.

Night had fallen some hours ago, and it was still pouring down.

The rain continued to pour down as if it would never stop.

For the most part, students did not pour out of schools.

In a moment she began to pour out the whole story.

If need be, we can always pour men into the city.

I needed to pour out my heart to a living person.

Took me a little over three hours to pour through them while doing other things.

I'm sure word from them will start to pour in soon.

My wife and I pour all our love into them.

He put me on while I poured out my thanks.

If he has so much money, pour it into the schools.

We have to pour it on right from the start.

In person, however, music seems to pour out of him.

Then he looked outside and saw the water pouring into his house.

I must, of course, pour just a little cold water on one point.

It is not enough simply to pour money into the system.

It was time to pour some oil on the water.

People were pouring out of the big building and the town.

And whatever I might make is poured back into the community.

He made up his mind and poured out some more water.

Water was still pouring from the front of the car.

The blue and red light was here too, pouring past him.

And she had poured out her life story to him.

This time he wanted me to pour water over his hands.

So a lot of water was going to pour into it every summer.

The words had come pouring out before he could stop them.

I could pour oil on the water, as it were.