At one end of the booth serve hot chocolate with whipped cream; at the other have all kinds of nuts on sale; and in front have a display of chocolate and nut cakes and candies.
The pupil at the head was called upon first, and read until a mistake sent him to the foot, when the one next to him took his place.
At the conclusion of a given time the signal to stop hunting was given and each guest counted the leaves he or she had found.
For making awards the hostess should have a list of the flags that are on each card, which should be numbered, and compare the list with the guesses handed in by the company.
Lastly, with the coffee and bonbons, are passed souvenir cards on which are daintily painted bags of golfing implements, heads of pretty girls in outing hats, or bits of rural landscape.
What Vice-President became President by the death of Taylor?
A musical program of very rare merit Will be given to those who will just come and hear it.
Nevertheless young sparrows in England are very much tamer than old birds, as anyone may see for himself.
Sparrows in England aro very muchtamer than the sparrows I have observed in desert places, where they seldom see a human being.
Who would be likely to connect him with the death of a beast-tamer in a circus, who had perished in what would appear an accident of his calling?
While Masie and me has been friends ever since I can remember, her mother having been Lady Lion Tamer in the same circus with Ma and Pa's trapeze act, as she uttered them words, I commenced feeling a little coolness toward her.
And in his smile appeared a professional satisfaction, the pride of the tamer who, appreciating the strength of the conquered wild beast, extols his own deed.
It has reached the last stage of integration and definition, beyond which the way lies downward from the high, quasi-spiritual ground of animism to the tamer levels of normality and causal uniformities.
THE soft-hoofed semi-quadruped recently captured was subjected to the art of our distinguished man-tamer in presence of a numerous assembly.
Said I, 'I am a tamer of wild beasts, and if thou wilt sell this one at such a price, I will rid thee of him.
But I said: 'My masters, have ye naught of gifts for the tamer of beasts, and the deliverer of men?
The animal-tamer steps back into the tent, accompanied by cymbals and kettledrums.
Carry her to her place, (The stage-hand carries Lulu in his arms; the animal-tamer pats her on the hips.
Dan Sullivan, who flourished about fifty years ago, was the greatest horse-tamer of whom there is any record in modern times.
The wheel may either be used loose, or the animal may be led up to a cart loaded with hay, when the horse-tamer can work under the cart through one of the wheels, while the colt is nibbling the load.
A bit of meat is always the final argument, and the tamer wins (if he wins at all, for sometimes he fails) by patience and kindness.
He feared it and hated it, as was seen on one occasion when the tamerleft it in the cage and the lion promptly tore it into splinters.
Will the daughter of a lion-tamer be afraid of a mouse?
Newman came back to the difficulty of working animals broken in by another tamer, but he declared that the thing can be done in some cases if the new tamer has in him that unknown something to which all wild beasts submit.
That, I think, is an instance of the very finest lion-tamer spirit.
It's like a lion-tamer who wakes up some morning and finds that he's afraid.
Here was a tamer in sorest need, for the weight of the lions kept the iron doors from opening and barred out the rescuers.
As Denver opened his jaws to seize a more vital spot, the tamer drove his whip-handle far down into his red throat, and then, with a cudgel passed in to him, beat the brute back.
I once had a talk with the lion-tamer Philadelphia on the subject of breaking lions, and heard from him what need a tamerhas of patience.
The wild-beast tamer may awaken some morning and discover himself afraid of his lions.
And anyway, they'd have the lion-tamer in with them, you know.
Though it belongs to the great period of Shakespeare's creative life, it contains little either of clash of character, or of that much tamer thing, comparison of character.
Shakespeare's share in the play (the scenes in which the shrew and her tamer appear) is farce with ironic philosophical intention.
The manager's face resembled that of the tamer who enters the cage, intending to subdue a dangerous animal, and at the same time watches it.
But, somehow or other, this poor littletamer of butterflies and teller of fairy tales comprehended on the instant all that this most eccentric of human beings thus frigidly left untold.
Of course," I said, "Byram knows that my usefulness as a lion-tamer is at an end.
Much for James Scarlett, tamer of lions and general mountebank," I said, laughing down the rising tide of bitterness.
I have made myself--with both eyes open; and I am now an acrobat and a tamer of beasts.
The brute-tamer himself, dressed as the King of Diamonds, represented PLAY.
When the burgomaster saw his cap at his feet, he looked at the brute tamer with an air of stupefaction, as if he hesitated to believe so great an enormity.
You tied up your horse badly, and the brute tamer left his door open.
It is quite unnecessary to say that the lion-tamer had completely abandoned his small taste in religious baubles, which he had so successfully carried on at the White Falcon Inn at Leipsic.
A certain stiffness in the right arm showed that the lion-tamer had not yet quite recovered from the effects of the wound which the panther had inflicted before being stabbed by Djalma.
It is Morok, the tamerof wild beasts, surnamed the Prophet.
The wild creatures seem to have grown tamer since there are no strollers to keep them aloof.
Perhaps the air of sea and mountain had got into the blood, and infected it with a certain disrelish for the restraints, the even decorum, and the tamer surroundings of our life in the Midlands.
You may be a lion-tamer if you want to, but you and your old lion will have to have a show of your own.
The best wrestler, sword and buckler player, the king of the weapon shawing, the breaker of mad horses, the tamer of wild Highlandmen?
Thus Nonius Libo, the wealthy provincial who was to be induced to purchase me, would know nothing of my identity with Festus the Animal Tamer or of my connection with the Choragium.
I was then to say: "I am the leopard-tamer and I have a pouch for your silver.
I feared to be recognized as myself by some secret-service agent; I feared almost as much to be identified as Felix the Horse-Tamer by some henchman of the King of the Highwaymen.
Those that are hatched and reared by fowls are tamer than those reared by guinea hens, but are not so hardy.
As a rule, a fowl quickly learns that it is not going to be hurt, and the more it is handled the tamer it becomes.
The above list will hopefully give you a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "tamer" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this word. Other words: breaker; breeder; cattleman; equerry; groom; hostler; rancher; stableman; tamer; trainer
