To the quartette of members Archbishop Laud was a far more more vital proposition than Archbishop Temple, the society of cavaliers was more vividly realized than the Fabian Society.
Again, in no event would Edward Henry have joined the trio in order to make a quartette in partnership.
It was rung up fifteen times, and fifteen times the quartette of artists, breathless, bowed in acknowledgment of the frenzied and boisterous testimony to their unique talents.
After breakfast, the quartette lost no time in going upstairs to Grace's room to listen to Mabel's letter.
The train was reported to be on time, but the quartette of happy-faced young women who waited impatiently for its arrival from the north that afternoon were agreed that it must be late.
It was rather a silent quartette that gathered for the last time in Grace's room that night.
And now it’s all over between you, I suppose, and our nice little constitutional quartette is broken up.
The quartettelooked upon this deserted beach as a private promenade, an appanage of the house.
This was why, some four months later, the ancient furniture of the blue-washed cottage was sold off, and the quartette set their faces for America by way of Germany.
They will be drawn in quartettes, and each quartette will be given a task which will require both courage and obedience.
The quartette enjoyed a costly but exquisite dinner, chatting and laughing the while.
When he had brought the quartette into his home Mr. Phillips could not fail to see the pain in his wife's eyes as she asked: "Was that necessary?
None of the quartette in the dining-room was the least bit hungry, and it was but a very few moments till the young hostess led the way back to the parlour, Elise and Rutledge following slowly.
The awful things they said about your negro quartette were almost unbearable, and I know that was mild to what this will be.
Then they all proceeded above and bought a table and turned their chairs to the stage, where the attraction just at that moment was a quartette of pretty girls.
The breakfast party broke up at once and, while Janice phoned for cabs, Aunt Mary’s quartette of escorts sought hats, coats, etcetera.
I was too ambitious about them, and actually taught them Beethoven's Quartette in C sharp minor, which meant endless trouble and rehearsing.
Apart from this work, I took in hand a quartette society, made up of the soloists of the orchestra, who were anxious to study the right interpretation of the various quartettes I had recommended.
It was, on the whole, far inferior to that of St. Petersburg, yet among them I found a small number of excellent quartette players, all devotedly attached to me.
As thequartette approached the remaining cars, Ralph noticed that Mort Bemis was chuckling.
The quartette descended the embankment and disappeared from view.
The quartette were about to separate the last car from the train.
As the quartette were leaving the table one of the negro waiters stepped up to them.
By the time that the quartette came out again, however, Farnum began to look bothered.
Hennessy expressed his, thanks warmly, and the quartette hastened on to the hotel.
The quartette bunked together that night, though the Turkish officer at first insisted that the boys should accept quarters to themselves, the honor of that palace visit still clinging to them.
However, none of the quartette of "children" accepted this permission, so they all sat on the sand and built forts.
Eventually this was just what the daringquartette had done.
As to just how the interesting quartette of wide-awake American boys came to be running down the historical Danube River in the late summer of nineteen-fourteen, that can be easily explained.
They were the famous quartetteof Cornish miners and were at once invited in.
The name of "Outdoor Girls" had come to the quartette from the fact that they invariably spent their summer vacations, and winter holidays also, in some sort of outdoor sport.
They formed, more or less, a quartette on the voyage home.
It was a jolly quartette that sat down at the table about five o'clock.
I say, Pep," he observed, "two of the fellows in that quartette in front there are the same fellows I saw with Jack Beavers.
In fact he was not sure that they were not two members of the quartette who had been the object of the visit of the officer from the city.
He was not ten feet away from thequartette that had made Pep so apprehensive.
The quartette started from the rear room in company, but Pep was making for the front entrance as soon as Jolly moved towards the piano.
Our only reason for confining our remarks to the original quartette is that, in Spain, the transit of the other two is less pronounced and noticeable.
On the same leaf were casually blown specks of dust, larger than the quartette of eggs.
And here to-day we watched a quartette of these manatees, living contented lives and breeding in the gardens of Georgetown.
The announcement caused each of the quartette the most intense excitement, for it meant that Pierre had backed that amount against the banker's stake upon the result of his tableau.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "quartette" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
