For this we consult the bracketed matter.

For the bracketed part of the dictionary definition mentions two other English words, tend and tense, which from their origin involve the same idea as that of tension the idea of stretching.

On the walls are bracketed oxidized silver lamps of Roman design, and there are frequent illuminated texts from the Bible and from Mrs. Eddy's SCIENCE AND HEALTH WITH KEY TO THE SCRIPTURES impaneled.

" The cashier repeated the smile that bracketed his thin nose in wrinkles.

" A faint smile bracketed the thin nose.

He had a low opinion of General Humbert, whom he bracketed with Mascheret.

S. Maria Novella is usually bracketed with S. Croce as the most interesting Florentine church after the Duomo, but S. Lorenzo has of course to be reckoned with very seriously.

And a few days later, while the inspired words of the inaugural address, long bracketed with the noblest of human utterances, were still ringing in his ears, he spoke at the meeting held in Rochester to mourn the death of the martyred President, and made one of his most eloquent and moving addresses.

Some day they will, perhaps, become mere curiosities of jurisprudence; the "black laws" will be bracketed with the "blue laws," and will be at best but landmarks by which to measure the progress of the nation.

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" "Was it where that little green Chinese building with the bracketed columns and turned-up eaves is?"

Due to the difficulty of interleaving these lines without completely disrupting the flow of the poetry, they have been collected and placed in a single square-bracketed paragraph at the start of each poem, and separated by em-dashes.]

At the head of it was the name of the aforesaid frog-like boy; next to him came Smithers and one of the girls bracketed together.

He has long lived on terms of the closest intimacy with Mr. Gladstone, and may perhaps be bracketed with Canon MacColl and Sir Algernon West as the most absolute and profound Gladstonian outside the family circle of Hawarden.

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Many years ago I used to feel that Louisa Alcott and I were in a certain way bracketed together.