The contention was that playing off a tie game on the ground where the game had been scheduled might work some inconvenience to "fans" and result in an inequitable allotment of dates, simply to conform to custom.

That’s his saddle on the tie-beam, And them’s his spurs up there On the wall-plate over yonder—

They had come that forenoon on a sledge, had eaten their dinner and supper at the cabin of a Scotch tie-cutter named MacDonald, and had left on a sledge.

Mandeville described Addison as a parson in a tie-wig.

He coiled his horse's tie-rope and led him back to camp.

A recess was taken, and when the convention re-convened on July 2, a vote was taken as to equality of representation in the Senate and resulted in a tie vote.

Equally swiftly he undid the tie strap and mounted.

Black tie cowboy.

Two fugitive tie-choppers from the woods turned back to find the colonel's body.

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The body, as I said, was decomposed beyond all recognition; it had probably been there eleven days, but sundry articles, such as a silver ring and a tie pin, were recognizable, and were identified by Mrs. Kershaw as belonging to her husband.

Some of 'em down to the tie-camp wuz a-talkin' about a vigilance committee, an' I wouldn't be surprised ef they meant business.

And here was Mr. Caldwell himself, Member of Congress, Leader of the Sixth District, Favourably Mentioned for Governor, drawing up at my gate, deliberately descending from his buggy, with dignity stopping to take the tie-rein from under the seat, carefully tying his horse to my hitching-post.

Then this loosening of the home tie renders easy the shifting from city to country and seashore.

10 the action of the wooden strut tends to shear off along the grain the portion AB of the wooden tie rod, and it is essential that the length of this portion be great enough to guard against it.

"Trouble is," said Perry, who had just banged his hair with Bailey's comb and was tying an orange tie round it to get the effect of Julius Caesar, "that you fellas can't sing worth a damn.

Their butterfly or bow tie shapes became design elements, quasi-geometric signatures.

He liked this view of the case, and not only took what I offered him, but next time I went asked for Jefferson-tie shoes to support his foot, and when I brought them said he would be ready for duty in a week.

We plant tie spire that out-towers the crag, We plant the staff for our country's flag, We plant the shade, from the hot sun

" He jerked the tie-strings tight.

Comparative strength and resistance of various tie timbers.

" The Major stopped and waited for his friend; Halibut eyed the tie uneasilyit was fearfully and wonderfully madebut said nothing.

There were rock-hogs from up the line, and rock-hogs from down the line, men of all nationalities and of almost all ages; teamsters, trail-cutters, packers, and rough-shod navvies; men whose daily task was to play with dynamite and giant powder; steel-men, tie-men, and men who drilled into the hearts of mountains.

Surely there may be some bonny stragglers left in your tie-bins.

Even his own father he knew little about except that his mother had said his name was Peter, like his own, and that he had gone down the river on a tie boat and was drowned.