384 examples of razored in sentences

The spectacle of a pair of pegged boots sticking out from under a bed, and a razor and a hone grouped on the mantle-shelf, is not such as I should desire to encourage in the dormitory of a pupil under my tuition.

But, seeing that I married SKAMMERHORN, and then he died delirious, his boots and razor must remain, just as he often wished to throw the former at me in his ravings.

Then, you being with her, if the boots and razor make her think she sees that poor, weak SKAMMERHORN a-ranging round the room, when in his grave it is his place to be, you've only got to say: 'A fool you are, and always were,'as often I, myself, called at him in his lifetime,and off he'll go into his tomb again for fear of broomsticks.

So, never mind the boots and razor, darling; which, after all, if seen by peddlers, or men who come to fix the gas, might keep us safe from robbers.

One razor would have been ample for the beards of the whole battalion.

How would you get through it all, with a family of four, and only one razor?

Instantly, as the wheels ceased to turn, a young man in the smartest livery imaginable, green garnished with gold, leaped smartly from the driver's seat, with military precision opened the door of the tonneau and, holding it, immobilised himself into the semblance of a waxwork image with the dispassionate eye, the firm mouth, and the closely razored, square jowls of the model chauffeur.

That settles it; to-morrow, with a still smarting regret, I unwrap a new razor-blade.

Adj. excited &c v.; wrought up, up the qui vive [Fr.], astir, sparkling; in a quiver &c 821, in a fever, in a ferment, in a blaze, in a state of excitement; in hysterics; black in the face, overwrought, tense, taught, on a razor's edge; hot, red-hot, flushed, feverish; all of a twitter, in a pucker; with quivering lips, with tears in one's eyes.

The ridge which they had so pertinaciously followed, had, for the last mile narrowed and dwindled down into a sharp razor-backed spur, flanked with rugged and abrupt gullies on either slope.

"I've had bully luck," he confided to me, after I had done him a noble service (i.e., lent him a safety razor).

Panurge was of a middle height, and had a nose like that of the handle of a razor.

His lean, bold jaw was almost daily smoothed by the razor of Don Paley, and Winona discovered a flask of perfume on his bureau in the little house.

He had cut his throat with his razor.

Long wiry slough grass, razor-sharp as to blades, pungent under rain, weighted by squares of tough, native sod, thatched the roof.

When we say that the well-bred Berkshire hog is better than the "razor-back," we mean that it will produce more meat for food.

If we were to ask which would be the better, if the hog were to be considered, the answer would probably be the "razor-back."

Turn both hogs out to run wild, and the "razor-back" will live and the Berkshire die.

"Here, my client showing a disposition to smile, I removed the razor to allow him to do so.

I could put a perfect edge on a razor and I wielded the instrument with a sensitive hand and habitual care.

A little dip of the razor's beak at that spot "But still I had no clear evidence that he was the right man.

I saw the fateful Red Axe lean as usual against the block, and, taking it up, I found it keen as a razor.

But he put me off from time to time; persisted in looking upon me as a boy long after I had become acquainted with the penalties of the razor; and counselled me to be patient, till patience was well-nigh exhausted.

In a few moments the barber's razor had nicked the father's cheek.

At these words he was wont to whet his razor, and as he drew it murderously up and down the strop, he murmured grimly to himself, "Lords, priests, hounds!"

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