A traveler got out with his carpet-bag in his hand, and was shown into the sanded parlor.
He had used this same poison to kill every prospector who had found the golden-sanded pool.
After a time Stobart went back to the place of horror, with its charred bones, its terrible design in skulls, and its golden-sanded pool.
For a full five minutes the sanded professor leant up against and pushed the furry mass of Jean Pierre, the feebly scratching, tangled bear, who was too bored to be méchant.
When I came to my senses, or to some part of my senses, I found myself lying on a sanded floor: my head was filled with a dull and heavy pain: my eyes were dazed: to open them brought on an agony of pain.
So, with a rueful countenance and a foolish sense of shame, I consented to sit in the corner of a sanded room in a common riverside tavern and to make music for common sailors and their sweethearts.
And to think that his son plays the fiddle in a sanded tavern for ragged Jack tars to dance with their Polls and Molls.
The Bishop, sobered by the fright, said nothing, but sat with his eyes fixed upon the sanded floor, shuddering.
It was he who told my master that you were playing for sailors at a common tavern with a red blind and a sanded floor.
We had only a large planted and sanded and always clean court to cross in order to meet, sometimes, in her rooms, sometimes in mine, sometimes in Chopin's when he was inclined to give us some music.
The weight of sandedpaper is very variable, as it depends altogether upon the size of the sand grains.
The paper was next sanded by permitting its lower surface to pass over dry sand in a box standing on the floor.
Neela Deo was barely in on the sanded disk, when the elephants lifted their heads as one and saluted him with an earth-rocking blast; again and yet again.
He came to pause in the centre of the exercise arena--a vast sanded disk just front of the stockade buildings--and stood rocking his huge body, tamping the ground with his feet as if still travelling.
Everything was neat and clean; the planks of the floor were white as snow, yet the floor itself was sanded with white sand, and there were one or two square wooden boxes, also filled with sand, for the use of those who smoked.
Altogether little squares (about 1/20th of an inch), generally of sanded paper as stiff as thin card (between .
Eighteen radicles were tried with little squares of sanded card, some affixed with shellac and some with gum-water, during the few last days of 1878, and few first days of the next year.
Small square of sanded card, attached with thick gum-water laterally to the apex of a long straight radicle: after 9 h.
Minute squares of the stiff sanded paper were affixed by means of shellac (but in some instances with thick gum-water) to the tips of 39 secondary radicles of different ages, generally the uppermost ones.
Tin-foil removed, and a small square of sandedcard fixed with shellac; after 9 h.
In the first 12 trials, little squares or oblongs of sanded card, 1.
Dismounting therefore, and finding himself very stiff, as soon as he had reached terra firma, the Parson consigned the pad to the ostler, and walked into the sanded parlour of the inn, to repose himself on a very hard Windsor chair.
A traveller got out with his carpet-bag in his hand, and was shown into the sanded parlour.
Heavy steps were coming toward the court along the sanded floor of the corridor.
But a moment's reflection caused Persimmons to reject this explanation of the sanded carburetors.
What with spook motor boats, mysterious ghostly lights and strange doings on uninhabited islands, and lastly these sanded carburetors, life along the St. Lawrence is getting too rich for my blood.
Before applying the stain, see that all glue spots are removed and all surfaces sanded to perfect smoothness.
When this has dried, it should be sanded lightly and then one or two coats of wax should be properly applied and polished.
Sanded floors were quite usual at that time in many parts of France.
When Ann asked this question, they were sitting after dinner in the table d'hote room, their feet on the sanded floor.
We descended to the neat little barroom with its sanded floor and polished glassware and shining brass.
Polperro's guests streamed out into the garden; and there coffee was served to them on little round iron tables dotted about on the broad green lawn and sanded paths.
Under shady trees, bowling along sanded roads lined with pretty villas and châlets, they drove all round the lake, and more and more the place impressed Sylvia as might have done a charming piece of scene-painting.
She paid her bill; it seemed very moderate considering how good her lunch had been, and then slowly made her way out of the Villa du Lac, down across the stone-flagged courtyard to the gate, and so into the sanded road.
While these thoughts were passing disconnectedly through Sylvia's mind, she suddenly saw the substantial figure of Madame Wachner walking slowly along the sanded path by the side of the road.
I knew again only that I was very thirsty, and before my swimming eyes, in mid-air and close up, dangled thesanded tongue of the harpooner.
And with the blood of life thus freshening in me, my thirst multiplied on itself tenfold and my tongue and mouth and throat seemed as sanded as the tongue of the harpooner.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "sanded" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
