I suppose we are bound to avail ourselvesof the co-operation of France.
But how is a taste in this beautiful art to be formed in our countrymen unless we avail ourselves of every occasion when public buildings are to be erected, of presenting to them models for their study and imitation?
We have too many of their subjects in our power, and, too much iron to clothe them with, and I will add, too much resolution to avail ourselves of both, to fear their pretended retaliation.
The glory of Christ becomes more brilliant when we teach that we avail ourselves of Him as Mediator and Propitiator.
It does not teach that, when we are born again, we avail ourselves of Christ.
For those who teach that we are justified by love teach the righteousness of the Law, and do not teach us in justification to avail ourselves of Christ as Mediator.
Let us avail ourselves of this favorable moment for expelling the enemy, and recovering our diminished credit among the nations of the earth.
The army taken in America is only so far decidedly ruinous to her affairs here, as we know how to avail ourselves of the advantage it affords.
In my last to you, I informed you that I had proposed to Mr. Adams to avail ourselves of your service at Algiers.
However, in order to show more fully the activity displayed in surveying this little-explored island, weavail ourselves of the following condensed narrative of his labours, drawn up by Dr.
Unfortunately we found no time to avail ourselves of this very friendly invitation, and thus had to forego an excellent opportunity for examining the line itself, and studying its interesting geological features.
We should not hesitate to avail ourselves of our great natural trade advantages.
But if in doing this an incidental advantage may be gained by encouraging the industry of our own citizens, it is our duty to avail ourselves of that advantage.
An eighth topic is one of which we avail ourselves to demonstrate that the crime which is the present subject of discussion is not a common one,--not one such as is often perpetrated.
And this only means that we draw from the same sources as our predecessor did, and learn from him only the way toavail ourselves of them.
Let's avail ourselves then of the present to put our capacity to the strain and drink a couple of cups!
I meant, sir, that we should not hesitate to avail ourselves of his villany, in setting M'Mahon right with the public as far as we could.
While fortune places us then within striking distance, let us avail ourselves of it, to meet and talk over the tales of other times.
Now that we are alone we shall be the more ready to avail ourselves of every opening in the ice that may present itself, every little chance that may occur, which we should be unable to do, if hampered with a second ship.
However, we were able to avail ourselves of the road that we had constructed yesterday, and moved our camp so far.
We passed at too great a distance to avail ourselves of such a favourable opportunity of sending letters to England, though there were many on board who showed an intense anxiety to communicate.
But how is a taste in this beautiful art to be formed in our countrymen, unless we avail ourselves of every occasion when public buildings are to be erected, of presenting to them models for their study and imitation?
We have too many of their subjects in our power, and too much iron to clothe them with, and, I will add, too much resolution to avail ourselves of both, to fear their pretended retaliation.
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