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Usage examples of diva.

They were a carny crowd waiting for the aerialist to take his dive, and kill himself.

Pain, loss of blood and bouts of unconsciousness started to affect the pilot, but the Stirling was kept flying, with the help first of the navigator and then of the bomb aimer, who had himself been stunned in the dive.

It was agreed that Gray would keep his Wildcats high to preserve the altitude advantage he needed against the agile Zeros, and, at the same time, provide protection for the dive bombers.

In the bright new feminized Hollywood, the female divas are Britney Spears, Madonna, Pamela Anderson, Elizabeth Hurley, Sarah Jessica Parker, and Jenny McCarthy.

Was fashion diva Rae Lambers outside again in her dowdy nightwear doing midnight repair work?

Diva Rosaline, a dark-haired goddess with a bad temper and a penchant for too much rouge, entered the top of the greeting area stairs.

Once, Lily had gotten stuck when Diva Rosaline and some suitor decided to have a midnight tryst.

A dwarf choreographer and an aging diva and a little boy with a wooden horse named Bloody Hell and a beautiful, bad-tempered, achingly tender ballerina who made love as though she were both dancing and fighting for her life.

The lady is Madame Ellie Morte, diva and diseuse extraordinaire, who has performed before some of the greatest barons in all Deathlands.

Talk show diva Oprah Winfrey tells an enlightening story about going to a hypnotist for weight loss.

She would live her dream of singing on the stage, in Italy, where Opera divas rivaled rock stars in popularity.

In the bright new feminized Hollywood, the female divas are Britney Spears, Madonna, Pamela Anderson, Elizabeth Hurley, Sarah Jessica Parker, and Jenny McCarthy.

I was just glad that my own personal goalkeeping the Diva warm, dry, and fedfor once coincided with her own.

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Collis, so that she could talk him into replacing Alanna with herself as his diva.