Three hundred feet of line are necessary, for the fish, if he is a large one, will sometimes determine upon a long flight, and it will not do to exhaust your line in his career.

" A measured throb rolled across the woods, and as the noise got louder the beat of the exhaust marked the progress of the train.

We do not answer for the humanity of this description, but it certainly seems to us to exhaust the subject of the chase, alike in its philosophy and its poetry.

The horn was reinforced by an ordinary hooter, a whistle, several human voices and, lastly, an exhaust siren.

"I say," whispered Haynes in sudden agitation, "has Miss Ropes an exhaust siren?" "No, she hasn't," Ansell replied in tones of horror.

P.S.I wish to add here a single observation: I have not pretended to exhaust, in this rapid study, the decisions which might be borrowed from English authors, and which would be of a kind to be appealed to by America.

"On me, on me," she cried, "exhaust your rage!"

do thoroughly, not do by halves, go the whole hog; drive home; be in at the death &c (persevere) 604.1; carry through, play out, exhaust; fill the bill

oust &c (eject) 297; divest; levy, distrain, confiscate; sequester, sequestrate; accroach^; usurp; despoil, strip, fleece, shear, displume^, impoverish, eat out of house and home; drain, drain to the dregs; gut, dry, exhaust, swallow up; absorb &c (suck in) 296; draw off; suck the blood of, suck like a leech.

The work is all so new, and, if properly presented, so interesting, that a good deal of time is required to exhaust its possibilities of instruction.

yelled Blake in his chum's earshouting above the rattle and bang of the exhaust, for the muffler was open.

agonía, f., agony, act of expiring. agotar, to exhaust. agradable, agreeable, pleasant.

apurar, to exhaust, clean up, drain; to try, test.

From the time of his departure a gloomy silence pervaded the camp; we were indeed placed under the most trying circumstances: everything combined to depress our spirits and exhaust our patience.

We will describe this interruption, in order, in the first place, to give our readers a more full comprehension of the interior life of this most extraordinary person; and, in the second, to enable them to pause for a time to rest their minds, as I well know that meditations on the Passion of our Lord exhaust the weak, even when they remember that it was for their salvation that he suffered and died.

All the vitality you have stored within that pale body you are expected to exhaust here,you have sold it, don't you remember, for sixty or three hundred pounds a year; you are not expected to have any left over for pleasures.

The chorus of engine pantings and explosions was swelled by the roar of Roy's big biplane and the rattling exhaust of Jimsy's fierce-looking Red Dragon.

"Yes, all kinds," said the man, in a wheezy, asthmatic voice that sounded like the exhaust of a dying-down engine.

Peggy shut off the exhaust, turning the explosions of the cylinder into a muffler.

The reasoning does not exhaust the deep subject; there remains the presumption that the criminal will, in ninety-nine cases out of a hundred, deny, and deny boldly.

Even the four days which must intervene before the return of the engineers could be expected would do much to exhaust them.

Swift appealed to him one day "whether the corruptions and villainies of men in power did not eat his flesh and exhaust his spirits?"

It will eat their flesh and exhaust their spirits.

Each year we feel the same, and however intent we may have been, however we have watched and listened, sensitively eager to hold and exhaust each passing moment, when the year-end has come, we seem somehow to have been cheated after all.

We had ourselves throughout the winter used the greatest economy with our own stores, that we might not exhaust our slender stock of flour and meal before it could be replenished from "below."