He's got the reeling sickness!

Roger that, Houston. Suggest we start reeling Pete in.

Today, many of these countries are reeling from a veritable tsunami of returning money.

We would pass people fishing, perhaps reeling in their lines with struggling fish hooked at the end of them.

Haiti s economy worked badly in the past, and was still reeling from four hurricanes in 2008 when the earthquake struck.

The recession has us reeling and fearful, and there's something in the air these days that is also very empowering.

China, apparently still reeling from a century of humiliation at the hands of outsiders, will not be pushed around by America.

In addition to the usual grievances under a brutal regime, Syrians were reeling from a massive drought and soaring food prices.

But the potential for more tears for taxpayers still reeling from the cost of rescuing the Royal Bank of Scotland (RBS) looms large.

I got him! shouted Jaffers, choking and reeling through them all, and wrestling with purple face and swelling veins against his unseen enemy.

'Reeling and Writhing, of course, to begin with,' the Mock Turtle replied 'and then the different branches of Arithmetic Ambition, Distraction, Uglification, and

The Greek, Portuguese, Irish, and Italian economies are reeling under fiscal austerity with budget cuts and higher taxes as far as the eye can see.

After what I estimate to be about an hour, he finally stops. Reeling, I go back to the cell. It takes a kick to wake me.

Behold, I will make Jerusalem a cup of reeling to all the surrounding peoples, and on Judah also will it be in the siege against Jerusalem.

With the Cuban economy already reeling from the fundamental changes that have swept Eastern Europe and a drastic cut off in aid, the unrelenting hostility has heightened tension in the region.

The Left is not an option, and any attempt at building a coalition with the Greens a party that will be reeling from the shock of its poor performance for quite some time would court instability.

And, as the editorialists hasten to remind us, the downside is especially large at a time when the world s financial system is reeling under the sub prime mortgage crisis and the United States is entering a recession.

Then the policeman, who had been trying to pass the barman, rushed in, followed by one of the cabmen, gripped the wrist of the invisible hand that collared Marvel, was hit in the face and went reeling back.

ROME A year ago, few people would have bet that the European Union, still reeling from the trauma of the Constitutional Treaty s rejection in 2005, would be poised to ratify the new Reform Treaty, adopted in Lisbon last December.

He sees no black sky and raging sea, feels not the reeling timbers, and little hears he or heeds he the far rush of the mighty whale, which even now with open mouth is cleaving the seas after him.

While Estonia is still reeling from the disastrous consequences of a 50 year occupation, we do have well educated specialists who could be of service to the United Nations in parts of the world where their skills would be welcome.

A stunned India, already reeling under a crippling domestic political crisis, has groped for an effective response to China s land grab the largest and most strategic real estate China has seized since it began pursuing a more muscular policy toward its neighbors.

Managers, workers, consumers, investors, and governments in every corner of the world, many reeling from their own economic problems, have a lot riding on China s new leadership navigating reform sensibly, now and in years to come. Theworld will soon know more about what to expect.

On the P5 1 side, certainly in the minds of US officials and their European partners, there has been a perception that Iran is reeling under the sanctions unable to cope with more and desperate for relief and deeply fearful of an imminent Israeli military strike.

Russia s economy has already been reeling under Western sanctions imposed in response to the Kremlin s annexation of Crimea and continued aggression in eastern Ukraine. Output is expected to shrink by almost 4 this year, and the country s credit ratings have been reduced to junk or near junk status.

NEW DELHI With the world s most developed economies reeling under the incubus of what is already being called the Great Recession, India at the beginning of the year took stock and issued a revised estimate for GDP growth in the 2008 2009 fiscal year. Its projection came out at a healthy 7.1 .

NEW DELHI With the world s most developed economies reeling under the incubus of what is already being called the Great Recession, India at the beginning of the year took stock and issued a revised estimate for GDP growth in the 2008 2009 fiscal year. Its projection came out at a healthy 7.1 .

They are taking their first unsure steps on the road to a democratic society, a long and difficult road in a world that is still reeling from the nature of the changes and that realizes neither the extent of the predicament these nations face nor the stake it has in their existence and stable development.