The oven is of a modern type, large, easily controlled and economical.

Early in 1920 a group of three or four private business men in Buffalo established a promoting corporation and then set out to organize a cooperative wholesale which was to be a separate concern from their promoting enterprise but was to be controlled by it.

" "She had her own feelings, anyhow, only she controlled them.

It was chiefly by Christianity that the raw, wild hordes which came flooding in were controlled and tamed.

People in this conditionand they form the great bulk of humanitymust be led and controlled as well as may be, even if it be by really superstitious motives; until such time as they become susceptible to truer and better ones.

It is the most sensitive and best controlled portion of the body.

After Whitney C. Witt and his secretary had been called and had filled the court with the echoing twang of New York (the controlled fury of the aged Witt was highly effective), Mrs. Henry Leek was invited to the witness-box.

But her simplicity controlled them always.

This vegetation, now wholly regulated and controlled by the hand of man, must have been, in its original and primeval state, of a very peculiar character.

He was so independent most of the time that it was a relief, a sweet relief, to give in, to trust her and be controlled by her.

From the report of a prosecution for selling eggs above the controlled price: "Mr. , for the defence, contended that the lay mind could assume that new-laid eggs laid by the vendor's fowls were not within the scope of the Order.

But she controlled herself, and looking up with a smile, said, "What time is it?" Ralph took out his watch and held the face of it toward the moon, which was but little past the full.

Up to this period the processes in the different cells seem to have been controlled by the different character of the substance of each; but now it would seem that the changes become more independent of physical or material influences, for each kind of cell undergoes the same process.

Whatever they did, servants were to do in hearty obedience to the Lord, by whose authority they were to be controlled and by whose hand they were to be rewarded.

The basis of representation might be different in different colonies, as we have seen that in Massachusetts the delegates represented townships, whereas in Virginia they represented counties; but in all alike the assembly was a truly representative body, and in all alike it was the body that controlled the expenditure of public money.

As they had been wont to vote for representatives in England, instead of leaving things to be controlled by the king, so now they voted for representatives in Maryland or New York, instead of leaving things to be controlled by the governor.

As they had been wont to vote for representatives in England, instead of leaving things to be controlled by the king, so now they voted for representatives in Maryland or New York, instead of leaving things to be controlled by the governor.

If it is not one of the original thirteen, what was its history previous to organization; that is, who owned it and controlled it, and how came it to become a state?

Belfast would be ruined if its port were controlled by "a nest of politicians" in Dublin, but apart from that he doubted whether the promised economies would be realised in any direction.

It is said by travellers, that a lion itself may be controlled by the steady looks of a human being; but that, no sooner a man turns his back, than the beast springs upon him as his prey.

By her steady aspect she checked the bull's career; but he shewed the strongest marks of indignation at being so controlled, by roaring and tearing the ground with his feet and horns.

It is no matter how I came by it, my temper is rough, and will not be controlled.

They told me that the labor of more than seven million persons, black and white, is controlled by less than a third of a million men; and of all that third of a million, less than eight thousand practically represent the owners of these blacks, who do not vote.

It has something to do with all of them; it is not entirely controlled by any.

The course of nature cannot be controlled; and fortune does not permit us to prescribe the same course of discipline for all.