53 examples of ross's in sentences

" The Challenger has explored the Antarctic seas in a region intermediate between those examined by Sir James Ross's expedition; and the observations made by Dr. Wyville Thomson and his colleagues in every respect confirm those of Dr. Hooker: "On the 11th of February, lat.

On Ross's map a bay of considerable magnitude may be seen.

It was not difficult to determine that the bay shown on Ross's map and the so-called Bay of Whales are identical; it was only necessary to compare the two maps.

Ross's party took the lower road.

Ross's advance guard was on this plain, approaching the spur which closes the trap, when they were fired on.

During a halt, Colonel Kelly came up, and I was able to point out to him the different placesKoragh Defile, where Ross's party had been cut up, Reshun, where Edwardes and Fowler had held out for a week, and Barnas, a village we reached the next day.

With regard to the Magnetical and Meteorological Establishment: I suppose that James Ross's expedition had returned: and with this, according to the terms of the original grant, the Magnetical and Meteorological Establishments expired.

It is addressed to a lady who was Ross's intimate acquaintance, and who, by the way, is Miss Bett Goddard.

" The black-eyed boy looked reproach as they clattered up the stairs to Ross's room, where the clean collar was produced and a small stock of ties.

But about the same time all fear of starvation passed away: for on the 6th June I came across another dead bear, on the 7th three, and thenceforth, in rapidly growing numbers, I met not bears only, but fulmars, guillemots, snipes, Ross's gulls, little awksall, all, lying dead on the ice.

On getting near I saw that it was covered with millions of Ross's gulls, all dead, whose pretty rosy bosoms had given it that appearance.

Ross's sister Bell was my school-friend.'

"He's my husband, Harry;" and she laid her head down on Ross's arm.

" She drew his face down and kissed him on his mouth, two long, sweet kisses, saying, "Good-bye, and God bless you, cousin!" He stood like a blind man as she gently drew herself from his embrace, then wringing Ross's hand in a grasp that made him wince, he strode out of the house without a word.

And it seemed to him most timelyfor Ross's wedding invitations were out.

She remembered it allthe gorgeousness of the rooms, the flowers, the dresses, the favors, her own ecstasy in being where it was supposed to be so difficult to get; how her happiness had been marred in the early part of the evening by Ross's attendance on Helen Galloway in whose honor the ball was given; how he made her happy again by staying beside her the whole latter part of the evening, he and more young men than any other girl had.

"I wonder if I'll ever get sense enough not to have a sneaking envy of himand regret?" If he could have looked in upon Ross's mind, he might have been abruptly thrust far along the toilsome road toward his goal.

When Henrietta came they were laughing and talking like the best of old friends; and at Ross's invitation the three lunched at the club and spent the afternoon together.

As the feminine test of feminine success is the impression a woman makes upon men, Adelaide would have been neither human nor woman had she not been pleased with Ross's discreet and sincerely respectful, and by no means deliberate or designing disclosure.

" "So that they can sit round the saloons longer," suggested Adelaide, and then she colored and dropped her eyes; she was repeating Ross's comment on this sort of "concession to the working classes."

A silence; then Madelene: "Your problem, Del, is simple; is no problem at all, so far as Dory or Ross's wife is concerned; or the whole outside world, for that matter.

We started sharecroppin' at Major Ross's place.

Canals have to be cut in the ice, through which to lead the ships to a less obstructed ocean; and, after this had been done in Sir James Ross's case, the ships were hemmed in by a pack of ice, fifty miles in circumference, and were carried along, utterly helpless, at the rate of eight or ten miles daily, for upwards of 250 milesthe navigators fearing the adverse winds might drive them on the rocky coast of Baffin's Bay.

The reason for this may be found in a sentence from Ross's book on Oregon (90): "Slaves do all the laborious work."

"Mind, I am certain that it is only an innocent following of what she has been brought up to;" and as he signed a sort of hurt acquiescence, as if trying to swallow the offence, she added, "When do you go out again?" "Not till Monday, when we dine at Colonel Ross's.

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