During the drive home Kate strove to reassert her old dominion over the moody figure at her side.

"We're here at last," said the boy, turning: into the drive-way.

There is a drive round the Argelès valley, which on a fine day is simply splendid, and ought certainly not to be missed.

There had been a hearty response to the invitation to attend the circle drive-hunt of this well-known shelter of several bands of gray wolves.

When the animal had decided to fight its enemy or was forced to fight, or determined to prey, then was the time for the drive system to do its utmost to speed up everything that would help in the fight, while the check system came into play to hinder whatever would interfere or burden in the fray.

Beyond that fifty-yard stream lay the enemy, reported now to be stacking up drive impedimenta.

Whoever he could see among the shadows must have heard us, but it was no rare thing for officers to come roistering down those front steps and along the drive hours after midnight, and our sudden silence was more likely to give alarm than the noise had been.

First the drive mechanism must have been hit upon, and then the value of the check devices must have been found in fear and flight, and especially in hiding and simulation of death, when even breathing had to be inhibited.

Trollhätta must do her work; saw beams, drive mills, hammer and break to pieces: one building grows up by the side of the other, and in half a century hence here will be a city.

You've seen the saloons spring up by the thousands on every side, for the purpose of makin' drunkards, you've seen wives murdered by them that promised to protect 'em, you've seen children driv to starvation and the streets by it; you've seen Poverty drive Prosperity out everywhere the curse fell.

Have them both lowered, together with the electric-drive pump.

A refreshing breeze springs up, and presently the tide of the afternoon drive sets in from the city.

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Don't open the throttle too quickly, or you may throw the drive belt off, and are also more apt to raise the water and start priming.

Then, on the outskirts of the town, there are detached villas, inclosed within that separate domain of high stone fence and embowered shrubbery which an Englishman so loves to build and plant around his abode, presenting to the public only an iron gate, with a gravelled carriage-drive winding away towards the half-hidden mansion.

As we drove off the children pursued us down the drive crying, "Don't go away.

Therefore, they work in the hay fields, tend stock, chop logs in the mountains, haul firewood, drive freighting teams, build houses and fences, and, in short, do pretty much all the work that would be done by an ordinary ranchman.

March 23German drive gains nine miles.

Just outside Mrs. Ropes' drive gates there lies a famous and exclusive golf course, and when she turned her house into a Convalescent Home the secretary wrote offering the hospitality of the club to all officers who might come under her care.

" The car whizzed round and through a drive gateway half hidden in trees.