disgorge

Within a week she would be disgorging like the rest of them.

The words came out fast, as if they'd been waiting to be disgorged.

Most of the workers disgorged back into the fields are in a similar situation.

It is a place where big families disgorge from little cars.

Some of those people should go to jail and disgorge their money.

The City had just begun to disgorge its daily life.

A door further down the corridor opened, disgorging another group.

At some point, Steele disgorged the paper from his mouth.

The door to another hut to the left opened, disgorging four more women.

Stopping, the police car disgorged two officers from its green body.

After some minutes the local picture houses disgorged their audiences.

The aircraft will land, disgorge the troops and take off again immediately, being on the ground for less than three minutes.

The doors on either side opened, disgorging several men in dark suits.

They tried to hide under rocks that had been disgorged from the earth.

What sort of inhabitants might it not presently disgorge upon us?

The train set off again, stopping every ten minutes or so to disgorge another group of workers.

But they would not; the prize was too great to be readily disgorged.

A Toyota ship disgorges 900 vehicles in a matter of hours.

Their eyes met over the barrel as it disgorged a single pulse of red energy.

But there was nothing to be ready for; the taxi drove away without disgorging anyone.

Miles cried softly, as the screen began disgorging data at last.

The total amount to be disgorged was thus $62 million.

He didn't tell me which six, but I bet you could get him to disgorge the list.

A second police car had disgorged two plain-clothes men, one with a camera.

"How can we force a person to disgorge into this well of the group unconscious?