441 collocations for transfers

I shall transfer my allegiance.

The damsels of the capital regained their admirers, and those who had become enamoured of Prometheus mostly transferred their affections to the Bishop.

But Henry did not like these courts, and was determined to weaken their jurisdiction, and transfer their power to his own courts, in order to strengthen the royal authority.

From there, I transferred my attention to the study door.

In India England transferred the official capital to Delhi, the ancient Mogul capital.

The Government, which, by virtue of the new laws, had meanwhile transferred its seat to Budapest, displayed extraordinary energy in the face of the sad difficulties besetting it.

It is possible, too, that he felt the question was in large measure a legal one, and decided that the illegality of transferring the German rights to Japan could be more successfully presented to the Japanese delegates by a lawyer.

There had been some rumours of confiscations by the new state, and Willoughby had come to the conclusion that it would be safer to transfer this property to one who would be certain to escape such an infliction, than to retain it in his own hands.

My own belief is that Lamb wrote the essay at Cambridge, under the influence of Cambridge, where he spent a few weeks in the summers of 1819 and 1820, and transferred the scene to Oxford by way of mystification.

He had passed some time in the Greek service; but, even the moderate pay he was allowed by the Emperor having fallen in arrear, he resigned his place and transferred his services to the Sultan, who knew better how to value warlike knowledge.

The Steamboat Seneca will transfer | | passengers from Albany to Troy.

But the king of Prussia, irritated by opposition, transferred his interest in the election to the duke of Bavaria; and the queen of Hungary, now attacked by France, Spain, and Bavaria, was obliged to make peace with him at the expense of half Silesia, without procuring those advantages which were once offered her.

One can scarcely find, a more patriotic American than the Irish American, who, driven by tyranny from the land of his birth, transfers his love to the land of his adoption.

President Poincaré transferred his official residence back to Paris from Bordeaux on December 9 and a meeting of the French cabinet was held in Paris on December 11, for the first time since the capital was threatened by the German advance at the end of August.

It was, however, becoming impossible to continue dealing with them, and he gradually transferred his printing business to other firms.

The first Atlantic cable laid and broken. 1858 - Jews admitted to share in the government of England. - End of the Indian Mutiny; the East Indian Company transfers its authority to the Crown. 1859 - John Brown's Raid.

General Cadorna began a new drive on Trieste in October, transferring the weight of his attacks from the Carso sector to the Trentino front.

The remainder of his friend's soldiers he took under his charge, consoled them in a speech, won their devotion by a gift of money to make up for what they had lost, and then transferred his position to their enclosure, which was more suitable.

As within the Roman burgess-body the ruling class separated itself from the people, uniformly withdrew from public burdens, and uniformly took for itself the honours and advantages, so the burgesses in their turn asserted their distinction from the Italian confederacy, and excluded it more and more from the joint enjoyment of rule, while transferring to it a double or triple share in the common burdens.

"Why?" "Wegg and Thompson had transferred their entire stock to me before one died and the other went mad," was the quiet reply.

He thereupon transferred his agency for Scotland to Messrs. Oliver & Boyd, with whose firm it has ever since remained.

Now, as he approached the crowd of negroes, he wondered what he could say, how he could transfer to them the ideas and the emotion that lifted up his own heart.

I have discovered since our arrival, that the order for transferring us hither described me as a native of the Low Countries.

He did not answer, but he did transfer his gaze from the dandelion to Ruth as if he were considering his sister's proposition.

Our bard, exalted in a freeborn flame, To every nation would transfer this claim: He to no state, no climate, bounds his page, But bids the moral beam through every age.

441 collocations for  transfers