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I now used the bearded bellower as a shield.

It would seem that his order was unnecessary for the bellower was rapidly approaching.

He ignored the bellower and kept smiling and signing more than 650 books in an hour's visit.

They kill the Bellower with fire!

Thereon the other priests and the people seized the Bellower and made him fast.

He pointed at the fat bellower.

Therefore the Bellower must be sacrificed."

She'll be joined by the singer Tito Rojas, who's a bellower nowadays, and two older, extraordinary groups.

"And what of the Bellower?"

"I'm a good bellower," Adam bellowed.

Yes, I followed alone, saying nothing to the priests of Oro who fortunately were away watching the Bellower for their own reasons.

Therefore, having been sacrificed by the god itself, he it is that should be eaten, not the Bellower, who merely did what his Spirit bade him."

She'll be joined by Tito Rojas, from Puerto Rico, a strong singer and a bit of a bellower himself.

But if you rub something long and hard enough, it gets warm, and likewise air if you compress it with a bellower.

The more elevated one has a bellower with an open chapel in which one of the first plays in Nahuatl directed by the friars was performed.

He plays Brooks as a man who refuses to waste emotion; it's why his driving his team so hard seems partly a shock, because he's not initially a bellower.

He mentioned the Italian opera star Andrea Bocelli as one possible partner and the American bellower Michael Bolton as another.

By the time Forrest had done his last season in 1871-72, that style, too, was passe, and Forrest was dismissed by the avant-garde as a "bovine bellower."

He used to have an agile, slick voice and terrific soneos; he's a bit of a bellower now, but there's a certain tragic tone to his singing that makes him fascinating.

Suggestions as to the etymology and meaning of his name include 'earthman', 'the wintry one', 'the protector' and 'the bellower'.

Tonight he'll be joined by Tito Rojas, one of Puerto Rico's best singers, a bellower who has recorded some of Puerto Rican salsa's better moments.

The Icelandic tenor Kristjan Johannsson, as Calaf, did little to change the impression from his earlier appearances at the Met that he is a bellower.

Whence did you and the Healer and the Bellower come and why do your faces look like those of ghosts and why is the little black beast so large-eyed and so thin?

"The image has gone and the piece of it that ascended fell not upon the Bellower, as would have happened if the god had been angry with him, but on one of its own priests, whom it killed.

For the bellower had been a seven-foot giant of a man, mailed in bronze and garbed hi the garish greens and violets of the United Kingdoms of Howicce and Llannedd.