Then gradually, as the man's sobs continued, there stole over him that strange sense of kinship in pain which comes to us at times when confronted with another's agony.
It vas a pad promise, and a pad promise is petter proken as kept.
Whippins," he added, significantly, "is wery pad for the memory.
These, however, have been so long out of favor that the rules regulating their dimensions have been lost sight of, and the modern door and architrave are seldom satisfactory in these respects.
They laid over it the nice white pad which kept it looking always new and clean, and then the lower sheet, the wide hem at the top and the narrow one at the bottom, the seams toward the mattress, and tucked it smoothly in at the sides.
Before they set out they went to the kitchen with a small pad and pencil, and looked into the refrigerator to see what they had already, to know what they would need to buy.
Het loopje heeft ons te kort geschenen, als het pad uitkomt bij een helderen vijver, waar een bron in uitmondt, een fonte fria, en waar in watervallen zich een beek in neerstort, komend van de hoogten.
Daar leidt een smal, in de sneeuw uitgetreden pad stoutmoedige wandelaars omhoog langs de Concordiahut naar den top van den Jungfrau, tot mogelijk over een jaar of tien dit pad overbodig zal zijn geworden, daar de spoorweg het heeft vervangen.
When a vein is merely punctured, the bleeding may be arrested by pressure with a pad of gauze, or by a lateral ligature--that is, picking up the margins of the rent in the wall and securing them with a ligature without occluding the lumen.
The application of a pad of gauze soaked in the blood of a normal person sometimes arrests the bleeding.
Over this three or four thicknesses of sterilised gauze, wrung out of eusol, creolin, or sterilised water, are applied, and covered by a pad of absorbent wool.
Similarly, in wounds of the hand or forearm, or of the foot or leg, bleeding may be arrested by placing a pad in the flexure and acutely flexing the limb at the elbow or knee respectively.
The most efficient means of temporarily controlling hæmorrhage is by pressure applied with the finger, or with a pad of gauze, directly over the bleeding point.
If the patient is seen immediately after the accident, elevation of the part, and firm pressure applied by means of a thick pad of cotton wool and an elastic bandage, are useful in preventing effusion of blood.
In recent cases the arm may be placed in the extended position with a pad over the condyle, care being taken to avoid pressure on the nerve.
Hæmorrhage is arrested in the limbs by an improvised tourniquet; in the head by a pad and bandage; in the thorax or abdomen by packing if necessary, but this should be avoided if possible, as it favours septic infection.
There must be a pad to make the pressure over the artery greater than on the rest of the limb--a smooth stone, a darning ball, a large cork, cloth folded into a large pad or a rolled bandage.
The pad must be so placed that the artery lies between pad and the bone on the limb, in order that the pressure may stop the flow of blood by forcing the walls of the artery together between the pad and the bone.
Almost always bleeding from a vein can be controlled by clean gauze or handkerchief pad and pressure by hand directly over the bleeding wound.
In Nederland vindt men de Kleine Pad in zandstreken, zoowel op diluvialen bodem als in de duinen, vooral op de Noordzee-eilanden, waar zij zich over dag in konijnenholen verschuilt.
Let's get him on the little pad elephant; it will be easier.
An eager shout arose, and there was a round of congratulations as a pad elephant was brought up from the rear, and the monster hauled across the creature's back, and securely fastened with ropes.
Then, as our elephant was urged up on the other side, the doctor reached over from the howdah, and by a quick movement caught the poor fellow's arm just as his hold had given way, and he was about to pitch off the pad to the ground.
A serviceable pad may be made out of a few thicknesses of cloth or felt with fine silk or cambric stretched over it.
The pad remains ready for use during many days without any attention, fresh ink being added at long intervals.
I could see three fingers on the under-side of the pad as it was held before the psychic's face, and these facts I announced to the other members of the circle, who could not see as plainly as I could.
These met the psychic's needs or fancies, and were brought into close relation with pad or slate when the "forces" seemed inclined to weaken.
During the sitting I had secured in the middle of a manila pad (a pad which the psychic had never seen and which I had taken from my friend's desk) these words: 'Have Schumann.
The pad in the middle of the table was scrawled upon.
At my request he then wrote his name on a pad while Miller waited and listened, his mind too busy with surmise to permit of speech.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "pad" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
