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He let them cascade from one hand to the other.

He said it was also the word for a cascade of water.

That line of thinking only brought me right back to the Cascade.

Then, history itself seems to well up in a cascade of images.

"There seems to be a cascade of evidence against him."

After a slow start, in early 1942, Cascade began to take effect.

We went down the wall and found, under a cascade of stone, another door.

The thunder of the cascade could be heard two miles away.

Just when he seems to understand that his father is gone, another cascade of questions begins.

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

This short cruise took us right behind the great cascade.

In a way, development can be thought of as a cascade, one event leading to another.

A cascade of people that would throw themselves between him and sure death.

"They are the only places this side of the Cascades."

Here on the back side of the energy cascade, it was business as usual.

He could see forms ahead through a cascade of blue fire.

At that moment, he discovered why it was called a cascade.

At the 2006 census, Cascade had a population of 158.

They lived on the western side of the cascades in Washington.

Couples who go through this cascade are more likely to break up.

You have shut the door on a cascade of your own personal effects.

The general situation can be implemented as a cascade of the two individual cases.

We come across a cascade of light, and there is eternity.

Several times one or more went down under a cascade of rock and dust, but each time they worked themselves free.

Now, he has learned to let the frustration cascade off him like water.

Her long, dark hair cascaded over the end of the table.

The energy that cascaded down over the room said he was old.

Here are some important events in a year of cascading change.

"We are building to a significant bottom or a cascading down," he said.

His hair was long, pure white, cascading nearly to the floor.

In the mirror the long black hair cascaded over her face.

He was in the shower, with the water cascading all over him.

Soon he came to a cliff, the one where the water was cascading down.

She rose to her feet, hearing the water cascading in the other room.

Rather, it had flows of the green cascading down the front.

But no notice was taken of information or opinion cascading up.

It cascaded over his arm in a rich, red fall.

He felt a jet of warm air cascading over him.

Water still found me as it cascaded from the canopy.

The cool blue light cascaded over the strong features of her face.

I read the last 100 pages with tears cascading down my face.

Not until their later years were they cascaded to branch lines.

But it was not water that cascaded from the skies.

Now she could hear that it was a shower cascading from behind a door on her left.

"You want to have flowers cascading down through the openings."

And this week more than ever, memories of one such patient are really cascading within her.

A small flash of red cascaded down the computer screen.

The central courtyard of the hotel has a 35-feet cascading water body.

Gallons of water cascaded to the stone floor around her.