And you could see the Mrs. John Smiths get up everywhere and drift out of the house, and it made great gaps everywhere.
And thoseSmiths took it and bought tickets with it to see Madame Bernhardt.
We will call parties named King "Your Majesty," and we will say to the Smiths that we think we have heard that name before somewhere.
But the Smiths had other plans, that were equally advantageous to the Church and more advantageous to the Smiths; they rebelled against President Snow's dictation, and he ordered them both away on temporary "missions.
Smith had performed the marriage ceremony; I know that neither of the Smiths made any attempt to deny the assumption; and I know that Joseph F.
Grant, and incidentally by the Smiths on behalf of the Church.
If this first polygamous marriage had been the last--if it were an isolated and peculiar incident as the Smiths then claimed it was and promised it should be--it might be forgiven as generously now as Mr. Lannan then forgave it.
He had been taught, and he firmly believed, that theSmiths had been divinely appointed to rule, in the name of God, over all mankind.
Smith has still thirty other sons--and at least four wives who are not represented in the apostolate--there may yet be a quorum of Smiths to succeed endlessly to the Presidency and make the Smith family a perpetual dynasty in Utah.
I would not be an agent in any such betrayal, but I had to refuse without offending my father's trust in the divine inspiration of President Woodruff's decision and without aiding the Smiths in their conspiracy.
Smith believes that over this Kingdom the Smiths have been, by Divine revelation, ordained to rule.
This action, I knew, was the result of the old jealousy of Thatcher which the Smiths had so long nursed.
I do not know all that the Smiths said to him; but I know that the conversation assumed that Joseph F.
The Smiths have their own idea of what "the cause of humanity" is.
The smiths at that time would not have yielded him for all the hounds in the world.
Setanta thereupon stood up while the smiths roared a welcome to their foster-son, and he said that it was not he who had gained the victory, for that someone invisible had assisted him and had charged him with a strength not his own.
Setanta remained with the smiths a long time after that, and Culain and his people loved him greatly and taught him many things.
The smiths with a mighty clattering cast their tools into the dark end of the chamber, and the Ultonians hanged theirs upon the walls, and the feasting and pledging and making of friendly speeches were resumed.
For the Red Branch embattled themselves on one side of the chamber and the smiths upon the other, burning with unquenchable wrath, earth-born.
He was either with the smiths or, having procured a worthy hound to take his place, he had gone back to the royal school at Emain Macha.
With difficulty were the smiths persuaded to yield to that request, for right seldom was there a feast in Dun Culain, and the unusual pleasure and joyful sense of comradeship and social exaltation were very pleasing to their hearts.
The Ultonians fiercely applauded that speech, declaring that the smiths should get no eric, great or small, for the death of their monster.
The smithsthereupon armed themselves with their hammers, and tongs, and fire-poles, and great bars of unwrought brass, and Culain himself seized an anvil withal to lay waste the ranks of the Red Branch.
Chains, we know, were brought over in those missionary galleys, and all the apparatus of torture, with smiths to set them to work.
But the smithsand the chains never made good their landing on British ground.
Impetuous valour, and contempt forsmiths and weavers, blinded the fiery nobles.
But in spite of the antagonism of the clan headman and of the older Tuareg warriors, the stories of the smiths continued to spread.
Two of the smiths brought forth metal-working equipment of strange design and set up shop to one side.
The travelingsmiths of the Ahaggar, and indeed of the whole Sahara, were a despised and ragged lot at best.
Somehow the news of their presence spread, and another clan of nomad Tuareg arrived and pitched their tents, to handle the wares of the smiths and to bring their metal work for repair.
However, the so-called Enaden smiths were well concealed, their weapons silenced except for the explosion of the tiny shells upon reaching their target.
One of the smiths said easily, "In the great new construction camps, in the new towns, with their many ways to work and become rich, the tribes are breaking up.
The smiths remained four days in all, and the abundance of their products was too much.
But always, of course, as the smithshad said, if you worked at the projects your children must needs attend the schools.
The five smiths took out overland in the direction of Djanet on the border of what had once been known as Libya and famed for its cliffs which tower over twenty-five hundred feet above the town.
Obviously, the weapons of the smiths were as great as their learning and their new instruments.
Wootton was famous for representing live animals in general; Seymour for race-horses; Lambert and the Smiths for landscapes; and Scot for sea-pieces.
There are smiths into my smiddy-bour That'll dress to me a steed, There are tailors in my tailor-house That'll dress to me a weed.
She's orderd the smiths to the smithy, To shoe her a riding steed; She has orderd tailors to her bouer, To dress her a riding weed.
Hal Smiths dropped in after dinner that evening and Allan brought the conversation around to the subject of Burley, whose performance during practise had been the chief topic at the dinner-table.
Hal Smiths slammed the door and took the front porch in one leap.
Secretly, Allan envied Burley's success with his fellows, but in conversation with Smiths he dubbed Burley a mountebank.
This fellow Smiths here came around to my shack the other day and said the class wanted me to play football because I weigh some.
Allan and Hal Smiths had never been particularly intimate at Hillton, but as they were the only two fellows from that school in the freshman class, they had naturally enough felt drawn toward each other since they had reached Erskine.
The Smiths don't actually live on the river road, and you can't call their place a cottage.
The Smiths and the Hunters are rich people, well able to afford to rebuild.
Mrs. Gay was correct in her surmise: when the Smiths had finished their dinner, they came straight to the Gays' table.
But wait till the Smiths come, and see whether Horace Ditmar tries to chum up with them.
Mrs. Gay, for by this time both the Smiths and the two young Reeds had joined Freckles.
Many smiths are employed at Sorocaba in making shoes for the cattle, and a considerable number of men gain a livelihood by training and domesticating these animals, for which recourse is had to very severe methods.
The smiths prefer Swedish iron, as they have been always accustomed to it, and do not know how to heat and work the English.
That which makes these Smiths thus stately is, because the Towns People are compelled to go to their own Smith, and none else.
And he was entertained in the Kings Service, and made Courtalbad, which is cheif over all the Smiths and Carpenters in Cande Uda.
For the Smithsthat make them dare not present them to his hand, not having sufficiently proved them.
According to the carpenters, the copper-smiths did not return.
As there were neither carpenters nor smiths to make implements, agriculture was almost at a standstill; and, as there were no goldsmiths, the tali-tying ceremonies could not be performed.
Marks on masses of dolomite elicited the information that a party of Londa smiths came once to this smelting ground and erected their works here.
Marks of smiths are very abundant and some furnaces are still standing.
The roof-ribs swarth, the candent hearth, the ruddy lurid row Of smiths that stand, an ardent band, like men before the foe!
In a little town of Cisalpine Gaul in the year 190, the college of smiths and clothworkers met in solemn session in their temple.
Carpenters and smiths and undertakers flocked into it, often with only a training of six months.
These smiths weld iron, and also temper it to make steel.
Weldings made by these smiths seem to be complete.
The weapon smiths were forging and fitting arrow heads, and making quarels and bolts.
He went out again among the busy workmen, and began to direct some smiths who were rivetting a suit of brass armour, engraved with a curious pattern of beetles and snakes in arabesque, which required delicate handling.
The weapon smithswere grumbling because they were short of hands for the heavier parts of their labour.
Such a god is Goibniu, eponymous god ofsmiths (Old Ir.
Smiths have everywhere been regarded as uncanny--a tradition surviving from the first introduction of metal among those hitherto accustomed to stone weapons and tools.
The strongest reason for identifying him with Lug rests on the fact that both have uncles who are smiths and have similar names--Govannon and Gavida (Goibniu).
I cannot shoe my horses myself, and smiths are so intolerably conceited.
A fifth official, with the title of Cohuatl, superintended the work of the royal gold and silver smiths and feather-workers at Ocolco, a suburb of Tezcuco.
Parochial as these concerns seem today, the Observator in its totality goes far beyond the Harry Cares and "Elephant" Smiths in its exhortation to greater rationality in areas ancillary to but transcending politics proper.
Gwenna thought how different, how entirely different were all these people here from that other dinner-party at the house of the prosperous and artistic Smiths who had found so much to say about the Russian Ballet!
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "smiths" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word.
