He told me that I was welcome to come over to his place anytime, to eat or even to stay.

In mid-summer, with the sun shining and the trees in full leaf, an improvement in the scene would be noticeable; but very few, except invalids specially recommended for a course of the waters, are at anytime likely to stay there more than a few hours.

And she said nothing, neither then nor afterward; but I did be honoured all my life after, when that I did anytime mind me of the way that Mine Own lookt upward at me in those moments.

whenever you're ready; anytime you're ready.

unhurriedly, deliberately, without undue haste; anytime.

"We could get snow anytime in Maine.

"Snow anytime," Francesca said.

"Speaking of whichare you coming to the housewarming?" "Saturday, right?" "Yeahmiddle of the day, anytime.

He wrote that he didn't know where he was going, but that he wouldn't be back anytime soon.

A hasty stock may be contrived at anytime with chopped onions, shred carrot, and some lentilsgreen or yellow or both.

Anytime She took down the receiver again and asked for Seymour 9X. "Western Taxi," a man's voice drawled.

critics who talk about the 'Strauss and Feuerbach period' should be careful to explain that the phrase covers no implication that she was at anytime an admirer or a disciple of Strauss.

I stole a gun, and I would shoot anytime and anywhere, and nobody bothered me because they was scared to.

That whatever hindrances may at anytime arise, this body will, in humble reliance upon the Divine aid and blessing, undertake to meet and remove them as far as possible.

"But folks dat aint acted right liable to be found mos' anytime tied up some'r's: De Niggers were a-havin' a party one Satu'd'y night on Hampton's plantation.

But within the circle of those whom he trusted, or of those who needed at anytime his help, another side disclosed itselfa side of the most genuine warmth of affection, an awful reality of devoutness, which it was his great and habitual effort to keep hidden, a high simplicity of unworldliness and generosity, and in spite of his daring mockeries of what was commonplace or showy, the most sincere and deeply felt humility with himself.

Such an avowal is the most significant of all things, anytime, anywhere, but here we know that every life is to be one of toil and bitter struggle, a fight in which the odds are, to appearances, all against them; more than all, that this young man, that young woman, with the dusky face, the mellow voice and the eager spirit, now in covenant with us, is to be a missionary to the heathen, and of his own people.

If it be necessary to replenish the water in the outer boiler at anytime, let it be done with water of boiling temperature.

He would let us go a-courtin' on the other plantations near anytime we liked, if we were good, and if we found somebody we wanted to marry, and she was on a plantation that b'longed to one of his kin folks or a friend, he would swap a slave so that the husband and wife could be together.

" "He wasn't losing any time," I ventured.

Amongst the Romans, these auguries were taken usually upon an eminence: after the month of March they were prohibited in consequence of the moulting season having commenced; nor were they permitted at the waning of the moon, nor at any time in the afternoon, or when the air was the least ruffled by winds or clouds.

Seasonable at any time.

Seasonable at any time.

If it was extended to a greater length, or left uncertain, the reward would lose its efficacy, the sailors would neglect that which they might accept at any time, and would only have recourse to the ships of war when they could find no other employment.

But there was really no hope of the Huguenots gaining a political ascendency at any time; they composed but a third part of the nation; their only hope was to secure their religious liberties.

So far as she herself was concerned, she knew that at any time she might still fall a victim to a Venetian desperado, or to a Florentine assassin, and under every friendly guise she feared a foe.

By practice the soldier becomes familiar with the trigger squeeze of his rifle, and knowing this, he is able to judge at any time, within limits, what additional pressure is required for its discharge.

From his seed, moreover, will spring kings to the end of time, unless indeed they refuse me due allegiance, and if, at any time, they incur displeasure of my successors their kingship and dominion will come to an end."

"It is of no moment," said he, "whether this person is to be expected back at any time, or the contrary.

Maria would, at any time, have been satisfied with only this reward; but it very often happened, very unexpectedly, that something more was in store for her.

By the way, excuse me for speaking to you the way I did, but it wasn't any time to have a talk.

He actually offered to furnish the brigadier with a dish of trout at any time on a day's notice, and argued that they had no right to seize a net wherever found, because the meshes were not of the lawful size.

This is the resistance which a body opposes to being put in motion, at any velocity acquired in any time, from a state of rest.

Impelled by a spirit of patriotism, he made up his mind to offer himself as Thomas Roch's guardian, by passing himself off as an American thoroughly conversant with the French language, in order that if the inventor did at any time disclose his secret, France alone should benefit thereby.

"I couldn't have said it any time before this," said he.

These were that he should wear the laurel wreath on the occasion of all meetings at any time, and should be clad in the robe of office at all of them, as well as in the triumphal garb at the horse-races.

"Mrs. Forbes will have a warm, decent and comfortable room to herself, to lodge in, and will eat of the victuals of our Table, but not set at it, at any time with us, be her appearance what it may, for if this was once admitted, no line satisfactory to either party, perhaps, could be drawn thereafter.

You didn't waste any time getting here.

At any time, however, it must have been difficult to represent such a piece as the present without sacrificing either propriety or tradition.

We are evidently in a country where snow is liable to fall at any time in the winter season, and if we were to remain here and be caught in a severe storm we should all probably perish.

The Pamell slaves had a Negro minister who could hold services any time he chose, so long as he did not interfere with the work of the other slaves.

A horse that can read and write, spell, understand mathematics, go to the post office, git mail from any box, give chapter and verse of Bible text where the horse is mentioned, uses the telephone, and is so intelligent you expect him to break out in oratory any time.

If you have reason at any time to suppose that I am importuned to do this or that; that I am annoyed; that I have my own battle to fightstill, for his sake as well as for mine, be silent.

" "You would not deceive me?" "Not under present circumstances, surely; not at any time after such an appeal as yours.