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His train lurched through a switch that connects two sets of rails and into the side of an oncoming train.

Transportation safety: Efforts to curb fatigue-related accidents often languish Tessa Muggeridge 2010

The train lurched then stopped then lurched forward again.

Excerpt: Lowboy by John Wray 2009

His train lurched through a switch that connects two sets of rails and into the side of an oncoming train.

Transportation safety: Efforts to curb fatigue-related accidents often languish Tessa Muggeridge 2010

One of the coins lurched in the air, hanging directly between the two of them.

Mistborn Sanderson_Brandon 2006

At last I hastily removed my pack, folded my overcoat so that the rings would not show, and hung it up, but as the train lurched and rolled, I was fearful of the effect this would have on the rings.

Three Times and Out: A Canadian Boy's Experience in Germany Nellie L. McClung 1918

And I kind of -- as I remember, kind of lurched forward, and end up with my head in the dirt.

CNN Transcript May 21, 2005 2005

I think the country has already "lurched" into socialism for the most part.

Latest Articles 2009

The moment his torso lurched forward in the bed, she placed her hand soothingly on his back.

Stories from the War Nathaniel Tower 2011

The squirrel lurched away, blood leaking from its nose.

Clearance Susannah Felts 2011

My heart lurched in my chest and a big lump swelled in my throat.

Arcane Circle Linda Robertson 2011