69 examples of dobbs in sentences
DISTANCE SO. Illustration: AND THIS IS THE WAY IN WHICH DOBBS, WHO WOULD HAVE BEEN DELIGHTED WITH STUBB'S LUCK, IS MADE TO SUFFER MARTYRDOM ON his LITTLE EXCURSION] * *
"I had two pupils in this portion of the Long Vacation, Turner and Dobbs.
I had also as private pupils Turner, Dobbs, and Cooper.
Apparently I had only the Senior Sophs, 19 in number, and the same four pupils (Turner, Dobbs, Cooper, Hovenden) as in the preceding term.
In the October term I had Marshman and Ogilby at £105 for three terms, and Dobbs at £75 for three terms.
One of my pupils, Dobbs, did not join: the other three were Tinkler, Ogilby, and Ibbotson.
VIRGINIAJohn Blair, James Madison, Jr. NORTH CAROLINAWilliam Blount, Richard Dobbs Spaight, Hugh Williamson.
Virginia: JOHN BLAIR, JAMES MADISON Jr. North Carolina: W'M BLOUNT, RICH'D DOBBS SPAIGHT, HU WILLIAMSON.
" In 1712, Dobbs, a man particularly conversant with the general condition of Ireland, estimated that its population had increased 200,000.
I play a spadesuch strange new faces Are flocking in from near and far: Such frightsMiss Dobbs holds all the aces.
In the No. for September, 1793, there is a ludicrous letter, signed "Agricola," addressed to Sir John Sinclair, then President of the Royal Agricultural Society; and in that letter there is frequent mention made of "Doctor Dobbs, of Doncaster, and his horse Nobbs."
DOBBS, ADA M. A history of Brazil.
DOBBS, ADA MARTIN.
Ada Martin Dobbs & Ruth Martin Johnson (C); 12Apr68; R433786. WICKER, IREENE.
DOBBS, ADA MARTIN.
DOBBS, ROSE.
Rose Dobbs (A); 15Sep71; R512965.
SEE DOBBS, ROSE.
by Rose Dobbs.
Rose Dobbs & Elizabeth Goudge (A); 10Dec73; R565228.
By Rose Dobbs, illustrated by Flavia Gag.
Rose Dobbs (A) & Random House, Inc. (PWH of Flavia Gag); 19Jul77; R667351.
And from 1659 to 1672 there emigrated from Ireland to America the yearly number of 3000 (Dobbs, on Irish Trade, Dublin, 1729).
James Moore, a native of Ireland and a descendant of the famous Irish chieftain, Rory O'More, was governor of South Carolina in 1700; Matthew Rowan from Carrickfergus was president of the North Carolina Council during the term of office of his townsman, Governor Arthur Dobbs (1754 to 1764); John Connor was attorney-general of the Province in 1730, and was succeeded in turn by David O'Sheall and Thomas McGuire.
We passed Kings Bridge, Yonkers, Hastings, and Dobbs Ferry flying.