How To Use Beckon In A Sentence
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The distant baaing of lambs as they roamed the higher slopes beckoned him, as did the late afternoon sunshine and the strong breeze gusting through the giant copper beech, a sound that always reminded him of breakers pounding the shore.
THE TIME QUAKE
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When love beckons to you,follow him,though his ways are hard and steep.
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[FN#114] I do not translate "beckoned" because the word would give a wrong idea.
Arabian nights. English
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With their secluded anchorages and bights, Anacapa and the other Channel Islands fairly beckon sailboat skippers.
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Though a rugby career beckoned, he refused to abandon his education.
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Special rewards and titles beckon for victorious guilds.
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Norns '(for so in that country they called the Fates)' beckon you to a land where green fields lie under a blue sky, fields where golden-haired maidens lie among the flowers. '
The Book of Romance
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He beckoned her to follow him out to the front porch of the old ranch house where he pointed to a buck grazing in the field across the dirt road.
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The valley beckons the hiker with rolling grasslands that are bright green in spring and golden in autumn.
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Madrid beckons with bars, cafes, and bathhouses that cater to older guys; and in any Munich kneipe (traditional German bar) you'll see men of all ages lifting a stein.
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The Tibetan scarves that dance and beckon from the tables of street vendors are orange.
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The leader, the amir himself, was the one that beckoned us to get in the car.
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Borrow beckoned to me from across the street.
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No wonder a glittering Hollywood career beckoned.
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The bright lights of Hollywood beckon many.
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Beautifully arranged strands of semi-precious stones, earrings and pearls beckon them to take a second look.
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He took up swimming and diving, and joined a marching band, but the lure of the stage beckoned.
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We have all sat there, on rainy days, when empty pages and blank spaces beckon.
Times, Sunday Times
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Gavin beckoned with his finger and the girl came running.
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He stands in the aisle, beckoning to me.
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I'll not deny that flowers pop up their heads afield without such call, that the jack-in-the-pulpit speaks its maiden sermon on some other beckoning of nature.
Journeys to Bagdad
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The couple married in 1964 and a life of blissful domesticity beckoned.
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A girl standing at the mouth of the cave beckoned him in.
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Things always seem fairer when we look back at them, and it is out of that inaccessible tower of the past that Longing leans and beckons. James Russell Lowell
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Here's a little 'greeny' who has come among us hungry," laughed the senior, urging Nancy into a chair and beckoning to one of the waitresses.
A Little Miss Nobody Or, With the Girls of Pinewood Hall
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He found his first job - as a bank clerk - uncongenial, and the armed services always beckoned.
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The branches of the nearest trees practically touch our home, ever beckoning us into the hundred acre wood.
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As half-term beckons why not round up the kids and head for Leksakslandet which claims to be
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The foot, the bottom, the abyss,[Sentence dictionary] that beckons for the third consecutive season.
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I shouted back to Jay, tying on my Chinese silk robe and padding into the open-concept kitchen at the beckoning of my perky, morning person roommate.
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Then the heavens ripped asunder and showered evil and ill omens upon the face of this beckoning planet.
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In a fluid, snapping motion, Derryn shifted his feet apart and beckoned to the soldier with an outstretched palm.
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The guards opened the slightest crack in the door enough for her to slip through and beckon her closer.
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They are too good to go down but it looks like an unhappy new year beckons.
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They beckon the ones such as ourselves who live in the dust with their vibrant green lushness.
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A door was slowly opening, and a long thin hand emerged and beckoned him inside.
The Sun
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Lunch now beckons, and it normally involves red meat.
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Early retirement beckoned for George.
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A place of timeless beauty, it beckons to anyone eager to explore remote natural wonders.
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As I was taking this, a man beckoned to me from around the corner.
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A thought suddenly glimmers in his eye - he gets up and hurries off to his room, beckoning after me.
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But the prospect now beckoned of opening the China passage.
Nemesis: The Battle for Japan, 194445
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Yet if the power of the oil corporations can be curbed, an idyllic green future could still beckon.
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Living in California, we know certainly that leaders are not lining up to take on the real issues that have turned this state from a beckoning eldorado into a bristling cauldron of hope.
Rick Jacobs: Courage for the New Year
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Lotta naked in the elegant bathroom, laughing beneath the shower, beckoning her handsome blond lover to join her.
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‘Please, sit down you two,’ the gray hair, nearly bald doctor beckoned us to the seats.
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The boy glanced back over his shoulder and beckoned her onwards, then disappeared into the darkness.
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Dinner is informal, service is friendly and the coastal path beckons, for bracing walks along limestone cliffs and red sandstone bays.
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The low moan of a foghorn across miles of greyness, the slap of waves breaking against a gently rocking hull in the dark, the slow creak of rusting quayside machinery in the wind beckon through the haar.
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And with 10 games to go, even the Champions League still beckons for George Burley's side.
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She nodded towards the window, and beckoned with her hand.
Andersen's Fairy Tales
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Now, though, he has discovered a taste for musicals, and wonders whether a career as a hoofer might beckon.
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The romance of the sea beckoned the young sailors.
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Photographs of his career festooned the walls, and albums would be brought from the back room at the merest beckoning.
Tommy Cooper: Always Leave Them Laughing
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The men hammering it together had beckoned us, beaming, inviting inspection.
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We talked and laughed for quite a while but the crowd was thinning and the night beckoning.
Times, Sunday Times
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Yet if the power of the oil corporations can be curbed, an idyllic green future could still beckon.
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They face the Hammers today with mid-table mediocrity beckoning once more.
The Sun
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The valley beckons the hiker with rolling grasslands that are bright green in spring and golden in autumn.
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He loves the pleasures of old Paris and could be content to be like any other Euro idler, but events beckon his conscience to undertake a mission in counterespionage.
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Your natural magnetism is shining like a beacon and beckoning others to you like moths to a flame.
The Sun
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One Saturday evening in Sao Tome town, quiet but for the odd hooting of horns from truck-loads of people going to a wedding reception, a group of lads beckoned me to join them on the street corner.
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Drama, horror, Brookside omnibuses, even, God forbid, a Disney weepie, all of these beckon before I'll reach for The Nutty Professor.
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While Pakistan beckoned us with its antique wooden chests, Turkey had me mesmerised with its flying dervishes.
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But the prospect now beckoned of opening the China passage.
Nemesis: The Battle for Japan, 194445
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Drew dropped into an en garde stance and beckoned for the other combatant - a big man who was nearly three times Drew's size in height and girth - to come on.
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He beckoned to the ones he had called, and we followed him to the upstairs.
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That's the subtle beauty of grey-blue labradorite with its beckoning blue flashes of color.
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Joseph beckoned to the leader, gesturing for him to enter his house, which was much nicer than the average mud huts of the villagers, being made of wood with thin tiles on the roofs.
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But he is no good with figures and the staff are cheating him; bankruptcy is surely beckoning.
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Universal classical literacy beckons in the wake of the Athens Olympics, and philhellenes the world over must already be entertaining shy hopes for a 21st-century rebirth of neo-classicism.
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The leader beckoned the others to follow her.
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Hughes beckoned him to sit down on a sofa.
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A cleaner energy future beckons - now is the time to deliver.
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Though a rugby career beckoned, he refused to abandon his education.
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I beckon the one I want," said the Goddess, pushing through the creeper in the archway.
THE LIVES OF CHRISTOPHER CHANT
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But his calling beckoned when he saw an ad to “Fulfill your dreams—be a wrestler.”
FLY FISHING WITH DARTH VADER
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Jose moved further into the cave-like room and beckoned to a young woman who followed him in.
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It gave her a warm feeling to come home at night and see the light, like a beacon, burning brightly, beckoning her to the warmth of family.
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As some domestic duties such as stuffing the turkey beckon, today will be a lightish day for this blog.
Distracted by That Fowl in The Fridge
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In the warm sunshine ancient courtyards beckon, inviting exploration.
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Too often they turned over ball, and too often they took wrong options when chances beckoned.
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A sunny day is a great day, and nothing beckoned one out to a day on the water more than a sun-drenched sky.
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Reading the look on her husband's face, Marie scooped up a very dirty Little Joe and beckoned to Hoss to follow her upstairs.
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I knew, as never before, nor since, the thousand dear and delightful anguishes of love frustrated but ever resilient and beckoned on by the very goddess of love.
THE PRINCESS
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For the lucky few, a job with a big international house or high-street name beckons.
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Does a career in politics beckon?
Times, Sunday Times
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A kind of mirage is over it, due to the distance of 5,000 miles -- a mirage behind which we are told to see a happy, rejuvenated country; and a mirage that hides beneath its shade the uncounted corpses of Petrograd; a mirage which conceals from our sight the horrors and catastrophes which communism has meant there, and beckons with a false allurement towards an example from which a nearer vision would make us retreat in horror.
The Proper Limitations of State Interference
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The spectral shimmer of Terra Incognita is eerier still, especially when Cox beckons "Will you join me?" in a voice as seductive as it is chilling.
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If his services are no longer required, perhaps a writing career could beckon.
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The dean beckoned to me to come mearer.
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I could see my husband beckoning me.
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But somewhere within the total field of human knowledge, humanism still beckons to us as our best reason for having minds at all.
Times, Sunday Times
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A door was slowly opening, and a long thin hand emerged and beckoned him inside.
The Sun
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We have all sat there, on rainy days, when empty pages and blank spaces beckon.
Times, Sunday Times
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Shopkeepers beckoned us into their premises where we were tempted by sparkling silver jewellery and traditional greek hand woven mats.
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Wherever they occur on earth, high places and remote places beckon and enchant us.
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Short-term contracts can mean only two or three years in one place before a new job on a different continent beckons.
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They are too good to go down but it looks like an unhappy new year beckons.
The Sun
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A career in the film industry beckoned.
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It was as if it was beckoning me outside and I itched to join it.
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Does a rap classic remix now beckon?
The Sun
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As the new cyberfrontier beckons, America's prospects appear bright.
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A small party of bird watchers rounded a bend in the path fifty yards away and I beckoned them to hurry.
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She could see every shell which crawled on the white sand at her feet, every rock-fish which played in and out of the crannies, and stared at her with its broad bright eyes; while the great palmate oarweeds which waved along the chasm, half-seen in the glimmering water, seemed to beckon her down with long brown hands to a grave amid their chilly bowers.
Westward Ho!
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Yet if the power of the oil corporations can be curbed, an idyllic green future could still beckon.
Times, Sunday Times
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Even now, as it spiraled into the furthermost reaches of her mind, it silently beckoned her to follow, and she almost abandoned her attempts at wakefulness so she could pursue that exquisite stimulation into whatever dark recesses of her mind it might care to hide.
Darkness of the Light
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They beckon to be hefted and used to liberate a half-concealed triceratops skull, then giggle at the tease when you find them immobilized.
The Saurians' Revenge
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They have that whisper and waving of secresy in secret scenery; they beckon to the bath; and they conjure classic visions of the pudency of the Goddess irate or unsighted.
Diana of the Crossways — Volume 2
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Having released Up And Down – a mix of jubilant swingers, poignant standards and intelligent inflecting of lyrics – she's moving steadily onward and upward as 2012 beckons.
This week's new live music
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We have all sat there, on rainy days, when empty pages and blank spaces beckon.
Times, Sunday Times
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The only consolation is that a new series beckons and she will be the star of the show.
Times, Sunday Times
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With a soft, gleaming luster that even a little leftover field dust does nothing to hide, tomatoes beckon us to the summer kitchen.
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Moments earlier, Cashel's ace markswoman had pointed an equaliser and it seemed a replay beckoned.
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You can't leave your grandson alone in the car in broad daylight for five minutes without spectral figures appearing and beckoning him into a graveyard.
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Romantic and sexy, Paris beckons people from all over the world to bask in its splendor.
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Then the local man unloads the ropes and headlamps and beckons Chris forward.
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The room, once so bad they almost moved, was now a smartly redesigned embrace of sunshine that beckons all to sit and relax.
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Seen from afar, its towering buildings beckon the visitor in.
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Married herself to "a famous bore", Nancy led a miserable life until an affair with a Free French colonel beckoned her to Paris and sexual and artistic liberation.
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They saw each other simultaneously, and she raised her hand, beckoning him to come and sit beside her.
The Glasgow Girls
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An entirely new era, the era of knowledge economy, is beckoning us on.
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After a lot of perfunctory goodbyes, and Cess waving to the bus as it pulled away while dabbing at his eyes with a hanky, Brownlegg beckoned everyone to the backseat while he had a sly smoke of his panatella.
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She scans the trays of chicken feet and pork ears that beckon to her inside the Vinh Hung grocery near Euclid Avenue.
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Commerce was taking over from the honest pioneering that still beckoned far out in memory.
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She's an excellent student, for whom a wonderful future beckons.
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It will be an interesting few weeks as the Convention beckons, but the outgoing Chairman will remains favourite to retain his position.
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The effort will beckon consumers with a sweepstakes, distributing yet-to-be-determined prizes, to log on.
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He beckoned to them, and while he went from one to another, saying: "The sibyl was my mother -- Zorrillo has murdered my mother," the coffin was borne into the house.
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His gravelly voice boomed out into the night, through the little, tiny windows, beckoning those outside closer.
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Bags are being packed, sleeping bags aired out and coolers stocked in anticipation of the season that beckons.
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I hear the fizz of tonic in my gin beckoning.
Times, Sunday Times
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The Five howled mockery and derision, the cards danced and beckoned luringly in the mellow lamplight, the Judge pulled his coat-tail, the Major Premise tugged.
The Desire of the Moth; and the Come On
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The cowherds in the distance beckoned their cattle.
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Photographs of his career festooned the walls, and albums would be brought from the back room at the merest beckoning.
Tommy Cooper: Always Leave Them Laughing
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The little Yoshunta beckoned to her, and she followed.
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McBain is now turning his thoughts to the forthcoming cyclo-cross championship, where a fourth title beckons.
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Yet if the power of the oil corporations can be curbed, an idyllic green future could still beckon.
Times, Sunday Times
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Who knows - maybe a modelling career beckons!
The Sun
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We've all been there: tired, hangry, and without a piece of fresh produce or healthy snack in sight, and then a drive-thru beckons.
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Hikes here are more often than not gentle strolls through the exquisite valleys. However, should the high berg beckon, it comes no higher than here.
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After a lot of perfunctory goodbyes, and Cess waving to the bus as it pulled away while dabbing at his eyes with a hanky, Brownlegg beckoned everyone to the backseat while he had a sly smoke of his panatella.
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A year of flat real consumer spending still beckons.
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We're in the queue at the supermarket, one of those queues where everybody stands in a line and when the cashier beckons you over when they're free.
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When love beckons to you,follow him,though his ways are hard and steep.
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As the autumn evenings draw in, a cosy fireside armchair beckons!
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An entirely new era, the era of knowledge economy, is beckoning us on.
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But somewhere within the total field of human knowledge, humanism still beckons to us as our best reason for having minds at all.
Times, Sunday Times
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And after catching the vicar's eye once again, he relented and beckoned to him to come over and join them, which he did with alacrity.
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Mobuto spoke briefly to the Zimbalan ambassador in Swahili then beckoned the tall bodyguard towards him.
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He beckoned to the waiter to bring the bill.
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Her own series surely beckons, and the man from the Mail will just have to swallow it.
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Hughes beckoned him to sit down on the sofa.
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Politics beckoned, not just because it offered an outlet for his rhetorical brilliance and restless ambition, but also because MPs were immune from prosecution.
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She's an excellent student, for whom a wonderful future beckons.
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Muhammed Muheisen/Associated Press BECKONING WARMTH: Pakistani children gathered to warm themselves at afire in a slum in Islamabad Friday.
Photos of the Day: Nov. 25
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In the finest tradition of Irish storytellers he beckons the audience to walk with him.
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Whitlock looked up from the eyepiece and beckoned Sabrina forward.
ALASTAIR MCLEAN'S 'NIGHT WATCH'
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The customs official beckoned the woman to his counter.
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She beckoned him to come and join them.
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Once the diving is over, the charming town of Inverary beckons, offering friendly pubs with aromatic birch logs in the hearth and stone-flagged floors, not to mention good beer and a wee dram if you fancy.
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A small party of bird watchers rounded a bend in the path fifty yards away and I beckoned them to hurry.
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A year of flat real consumer spending still beckons.
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A policeman beckoned to Sykes and instructed him to follow him.
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Her voice was soft and melodious, hypnotizing and somehow beckoning.
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The signs in English beckon upscale customers to collections of carpets, clothes and jewelry sold by candidates for the chamber of commerce.
CNN Transcript Dec 14, 2001
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A second piece is a travel primer, Easily assembled at home, and for use by those who have never traveled to lands beyond, which beckons us to step beyond our safe boundaries.
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He wagged his index finger, beckoning in a vaguely menacing way.
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A long career in the music industry beckoned, with a secret sideline in writing songs (and that law-degree safety net).
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A way of life beckons that promises peace in a beautiful place, where the weather is kind, wine plentiful, and food exquisite.
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Ashley Cole return boosts Chelsea as Premier League title beckons
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Kaufmann's voice was at both its most limber and controlled here, his delivery achieving subtle colorations in the work's atmospheric hothouses, as with his nearly vibrato-less "Ich hab' im Traum geweinet" (I wept in my dream), his plangent "Aus alten Märchen winkt es" (From old fairy tales beckons...), and the oaken darkness of his "Die alten, bösen Lieder" (the old, angry songs), summing up the poet's journey.
Rodney Punt: Jonas Kaufmann Triumphs in Lieder Recital for LA Opera
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A career in the film industry beckoned.
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He beckoned her over with a wave.
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Eighty miles, yet they were clear with the clearness that only altitudinous country can bring; alluring, fascinating, beckoning to him until his being rebelled against the comparative slowness of the train, and the minutes passed in a dragging, long-drawn-out sequence that was almost an agony to Robert Fairchild.
The Cross-Cut
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The prospect of a month without work was beckoning her.
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In a world that can sometimes be disgusting, we evolved an upper tier of emotional longing -- the aspiration for purity -- to keep us balanced in this satyricon of carnal delights where animality beckons and frequently wins.
Mark Matousek: Why We Don't Need God to Be Good (and What Religious Folk Don't Want You to Know)
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Despite his obstinate attitude, he beckoned for Eva and Sofia to accompany him.
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Despite the withdrawals and 1,500 job losses, the talk in the bars and offices of the north-east is upbeat as the North Sea beckons this new wave of explorers.
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A career in property beckons.
The Sun
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Grinding into a guys crotch while clinging to him will do that:) The routine starts with a beckoning from the girl and a game of playing hard to get.
Collegiate Ballroom Workshop
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The leader beckoned the others to follow her.
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Maude smiled, too, and crooked a finger, beckoning Lydia to come in.
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It is a time for celebration as the new year beckons, but that also means the deadline for filing your tax return is looming.
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Though a rugby career beckoned, he refused to abandon his education.
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Is it somehow built into the metabolism of humans, at a certain point with youth disappearing, age beckoning?
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Salford appeared on the up but the Northern Ford Premiership beckons if yesterday is anything to go by.
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I popped the three fruits on a wall and beckoned people over to identify which was which, with varying degrees of success.
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Silverstein was very proud of the journals, and she used to beckon me over for a glimpse at her favorites.
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The sky, now a crystalline blue, beckoned me to the oceanfront.
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The valley beckons the hiker with rolling grasslands that are bright green in spring and golden in autumn.
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In such a topsy-turvy season and with wet weather beckoning, how can you predict?
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The calm quiet of where I was beckoned me to linger a little longer.
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Lunch now beckons, and it normally involves red meat.
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Woolwich, sitting on his stool in the corner, and beckons that fifer to him.
Bleak House
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Her eyes glimmered in the light and she beckoned us in.
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The customs official beckoned the woman to his counter.
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His hulking two-metre frame clad in crumpled checked shirt fills the doorway as he beckons towards his kingdom.
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Portugal were being efficiently stifled by their doughty opponents, extra time and penalties beckoned.
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The lone wooden bench overlooking the vast sea beckoned her for company.
