But one evening, when late winter was listening for the word of spring, she came over to the little house for a twilight chat; and when she went away she left a small, white box on the table.
Archer disliked her use of the word "clever" almost as much as her use of the word "common"; but he was beginning to fear his tendency to dwell on the things he disliked in her.
And suddenly the play of the word flashed up a wild suggestion.
New York has always been a commercial community, and there are not more than three families in it who can claim an aristocratic origin in the real sense of the word.
On the word of an honest woman, three and sixpence, Mr. Cuff!
The pony started at the word, as if he had felt a Christian horror of it.
I should be ashamed to make use of the word, it sounds so much like a certain other word;' and then I made a face as if I were unwell.
Now emotion is what I dislike;" drawling out the last syllable ofthe word dislike.
The indiscriminate use of the word 'parfaitement' I also noticed to be essential when at a loss for either language or ideas, and have made valuable use of it ever since.
Despite this homely exterior, she herself was a 'lady' in every sense of the word.
He quoted it at every sentence, and was eloquent upon the subject of the meaning and the origin of the word 'Bible.
And the Admirals are typical in the full force of the word.
Thus is ther Hate, as ye mai se, Betwen mi ladi word and me; The word I hate and hire I love, What so me schal betide of love.
The word is tokne of that withinne, Ther schal a worthi king beginne To kepe his tunge and to be trewe, So schal his pris ben evere newe.
But the word -- the wordis mine, when the order moves the line And the lean, locked ranks go roaring down to die.
The Milk of Human Kindness, Mother's Milk, and the Milk of the Word II.
This, besides overcoming the immediate difficulty and securing for the child a supply of sanctified food, might open the way for the entrance into her own bosom of the milk of the word.
The Milk of Human Kindness, Mother's Milk, and the Milk of the Word.
She comes of an old family though, my dear Sir; old in every sense of the word.
Certain transitory images are attached to certain words: the word is merely as it were the button of an electric bell that calls them up.
Whatever has been a ruling power in the world, whether it be ideas or men, has in the main enforced its authority by means of that irresistible force expressed by the word "prestige.
The word "Five" represented the fifth window from the end of the wall.
And yet they may all be said to be original, in the truest, deepest sense of the word.
There is no objection to such extension in ordinary speech, no more than there is to that of the signification of the word, "beauty" to what is purely abstract.
Browning is, in the widest and deepest sense of the word, the healthiest of all living poets; and in general constitution the most Shakespearian.
When, however, we cease to regard this vice from the point of view of morality and religion, and look at it solely as a factor in the social problem, the word prostitution is less objectionable.
How can a man who is on his omnibus from fourteen to sixteen hours a day have time to be a father to his children in any sense of the word?
He went away on the word, leaving me with a new mystery to think of, a new puzzle to grapple with.
I thought to myself, "this is the second time he has suddenly stopped at the word 'drink'.
It seems like a profanation of the word to write it in connection with such a monster, so I asked him point-blank, "Why may I not go tonight?
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "the word" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
