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But it is in the tired lies you tell that I win most toweringly."

Say this is the most toweringly revolting house in all Christendom.

His goal, says this toweringly ambitious and competitive man, is to behave like a gentleman.

Sir Charles's stock is in fact toweringly high.

(Though toweringly impressive to primitives hiding on a forbidden world.)

But the downer with something as toweringly huge as this was that it was never quite yours.

He was also toweringly, almost heroically eccentric.

The the oxbridge educated pillocks we have as a political class in Britain aren't very bright and they're toweringly arrogant to go with it.

A toweringly tall man, he echoed Citrine's sparse, puritanical personality and they shared common ideals of public service.

The Daily Mail said that the novel was a "toweringly ambitious book, virtually flawlessly realised, a masterpiece".

Whether you want strappy sandals, toweringly high stilettos or a solid pair of wedge-heeled pumps, you'll score here.

Toweringly tall, he had a white beard and frothy hair, an earring in each lobe and rings on most of his fingers.

"Now, Mandorallen's a nice enough fellow - honest, sincere, toweringly noble - but let's be honest.

He was toweringly drunk, shaking his fist at me with such force that he was near to toppling from his perch.

The wives' outraged, toweringly vengeful reactions to their husbands' dalliances seem way out of proportion to the reality of their situations.

Even shorn of her layers of protective clothing, Lady Sybil Ramkin was still toweringly big.

Although many tend to be toweringly priced, a handful are relatively accessible (for example, the impressive 1983 Bourgogne Leroy d'Auvenay, at $12.87).

"Nervous Giants," her embroidery of a toweringly tall human nervous system, also seems antiquated, yet its use of a feminine craft provides a historical perspective.

Patrick Maynard Stuart Blackett was altogether different At first, I thought he was toweringly formidable.

We sat in Blysecrag's toweringly impressive library; she settled her small elegant frame into a seat, carefully smoothing her black skirt under her bony legs.

Sturrock works hard to enlist our sympathy, but it's easier to appreciate Dahl as a giant, toweringly inventive child: a creature forged from his own brilliant imaginings.

Jon Dolan of Rolling Stone gave the song three-and-a-half out of five stars, stating it is "Flo at her most toweringly gothed-out.

Nonetheless, both exhibitions make Pollock and company seem less toweringly singular; they were far from alone in their endeavors and the more that is known about their contemporaries the better.

An administration whose tax policy has been dominated by the toweringly selfish Grover Norquist - who has been quoted as saying: "I don't want to abolish government.

Hungry and hypnotic, fearful and cunning, coweringly submissive and toweringly angry - Ms. Emery's eyes could be described as all this at almost any moment in her performance.