It no longer patterned itself on the inn-yard, but was roofed against the rain.

To the Southern writers the members of the Base Ball Writers Association and those of the organizations patterned on like lines send greeting.

" Strung by her words into a spirit of emulation, Lanyard achieved an adequate seeming of response to the passion, feigned or real, with which the woman infused the patterned coquetry of their steps.

As soon as we were alone she exclaimed, "I have so wanted to write to you about our bridge, patterned on Caesar's!

But the age is a practical, unimaginative one, and whatever compacts men make, even for their highest welfare, there are, it is to be feared, few so loyal, tractable, and docile as to place themselves for long under such tutoring and one-patterned, fashioning forms of co-operative living.

It was like walking on the unrolled frieze of a white Etruscan vase patterned with black vine garlands.

The actual mosque, or "praying-hall," is said to be formed of a rectangle or double cube of 90 metres by 45, and this vast space is equally divided by rows of horseshoe arches resting on whitewashed piers on which the lower part is swathed in finely patterned matting from Salé.

The governments after which it was patterned.

Our state governments patterned after the government of England: a. The governor and the king.

He noticed that the large-patterned leaf of the sycamores, hanging out from a longer stem, was darker than the chestnut leaf.

In the hall there was an old woman, dressed in a black dress patterned with big red flowers.

It was in shadow, for only a shaded reading-lamp was lighted, and his first impression was of four windows; they appeared like four square panels of dark blue, patterned with stars.

Therefore complain I not of modern degeneracy, when, even from the open window of the small unlovely farm-house, tenanted by the hard-handed man of bovine flavors and the flat-patterned woman of broken-down countenance, issue the same familiar sounds.

Treading the expanse of daisy-starred emerald lawns, loitering under the elms in the Band Concourse, or wandering through the dwarf trees patterned against humpback bridges in the Japanese Tea Garden, you find new lures in Golden Gate Park with each successive visit.

" Interviewer's Comment The old lady took me in the house and showed me about a dozen quilts, beautifully patterned and made.

Table and chairs rested on an intricately patterned carpet that measured at least twenty by twenty-five feet.

As he approached the alien craft he noted that the hull was not merely colored, but patterned.

They were bare-footed, wearing knee pants buttoned to calico waists, these being patterned with small horseshoes which the twins had been told by their father would bring them good luck.

Besides, his vest was of patterned muslin and he had something on a coloured string round his neck.

He wears huge sabotsno doubt of beechwoods and (as fragments of the inscription "John Stickells, Iping," show) sacks for socks, and his trousers and jacket are unmistakably cut from the remains of a gaily patterned carpet.

The hall was full of pictures in the widest gold frames, all sorts: landscapes, portraits, cats, dogs, groups of still life, good, bad, and indifferent massed together on a wall covered with large-patterned scarlet and gilt Japanese leather paper.

Then, through crimson plush curtains with gold appliqué Florentine patterned borders, we were ushered into the drawing-room.

At any rate, that man's idea of The Torment was a hot, crowded underground room, underhung with patterned cloths.

They led him up and down narrow, crowded, steam-heated passages, till they planted him at last in a room without visible windows (by which he knew he was, underground), and directly beneath a warm-patterned ceiling-clothrather like a tent-lining.

It was the aboriginal hut patterned after his Indian brother's by the Frenchman; and the succession of British and American powers had not yet improved it.