| "Still l quivered in every nerve... "to think how slight a sinking of the machinery... "would precipitate the keen, glistening axe upon my bosom." | |
| "The Morgan interests took advantage to precipitate the panic of 1907 guiding it shrewdly as it progressed." | |
| - I do not precipitate... | |
| - Yes, yes. But suppose you precipitate a full-scale war? | |
| - Your calcium is starting to form a precipitate. | |
| "Still l quivered in every nerve... "to think how slight a sinking of the machinery... "would precipitate the keen, glistening axe upon my bosom." | |
| "The Morgan interests took advantage to precipitate the panic of 1907 guiding it shrewdly as it progressed." | |
| - I do not precipitate... | |
| - Yes, yes. But suppose you precipitate a full-scale war? | |
| - Your calcium is starting to form a precipitate. | |
| --precipitates huge explosions with powerful, far-reached effects. | |
| A dose smaller than a grain of salt precipitates a hazardous mental journey into a universe of hallucination, intense emotion and, some believe, mystical revelation. | |
| And what precipitates these headaches? | |
| As you all surely know... The continuos abuse of alcohol has this effect it actually precipitates, at the endocrine level a neoplastic process in the human body. | |
| But tell me something if it precipitates thing. | |
| --precipitates huge explosions with powerful, far-reached effects. | |
| A dose smaller than a grain of salt precipitates a hazardous mental journey into a universe of hallucination, intense emotion and, some believe, mystical revelation. | |
| And what precipitates these headaches? | |
| As you all surely know... The continuos abuse of alcohol has this effect it actually precipitates, at the endocrine level a neoplastic process in the human body. | |
| But tell me something if it precipitates thing. | |
| - What precipitated the attack? | |
| - What precipitated this ? | |
| A book which precipitated many of the questions we have today about these men and women who act apart from our prescribed laws of justice. | |
| A great deal, following the precipitated departure of the former owner. | |
| And in a surprising twist, a change of management... not precipitated by my gentle touch, Mr. Everwright just plain old retired, and the board rewarded Mr. Ormsby for years of... Well, just for years. | |
| - A day, a week, a month if the precipitating stresses are removed. | |
| - Okay. - The precipitating act was you committing a criminally illegal crime. | |
| - The precipitating event. | |
| - There must be some precipitating- | |
| - They say he died of a heart attack, But there were precipitating circumstances-- | |
| - What precipitated the attack? | |
| - What precipitated this ? | |
| A book which precipitated many of the questions we have today about these men and women who act apart from our prescribed laws of justice. | |
| A great deal, following the precipitated departure of the former owner. | |
| And in a surprising twist, a change of management... not precipitated by my gentle touch, Mr. Everwright just plain old retired, and the board rewarded Mr. Ormsby for years of... Well, just for years. | |
| - A day, a week, a month if the precipitating stresses are removed. | |
| - Okay. - The precipitating act was you committing a criminally illegal crime. | |
| - The precipitating event. | |
| - There must be some precipitating- | |
| - They say he died of a heart attack, But there were precipitating circumstances-- | |
