Standing there, buffeting her pink nails across her pink palms, Mrs. Connors followed the westward trend of that army.

As for Teddy, he was so busy watching Billie's flushed, excited and altogether charming face that he more than once lost the trend of the conversation.

I will then explain the sources of information which were open to Americans after the war began; and will next describe how this information produced an American opinion unfavourable to Germany, as observed by one who has read widely and watched the trend of his country's thought with keen interest.

The public investigation which this would involve, would show the trend of popular opinion, and thus enlighten me as to my duty.

Mr. Moffat, with an eye on District Attorney Fox, who had shown his surprise at the trend the examination was taking by a slight indication of uneasiness, grateful enough, no doubt, to the daring counsellor, went on with his examination: "Mr. Cumberland, will you tell us when you first felt this change of opinion in regard to your sister?" Mr. Fox leaped to his feet.

Its ringing cadence and the trend of his whole discourse gave him evident pleasure, and even caused him to continue further with his rebuke.

"After the assault had failed and the battle had resumed its normal trend I swept the field with my glasses.

Mrs. Sykes, unable to resist the trend of her nature, had advised that no variation could be looked for.

A long range seemed to extend south from Robey Range, and bound the valley of the Upper Burdekin, while a high range appeared to trend north-east from the eastern side of the Suttor Valley, and to turn the Burdekin to the north of east.

THE PRESENT TREND OF COOPERATION There have been significant developments in the cooperative enterprise in New York in the last two years.

A still further trend in the cooperative development is the extension of the movement into new lines of business.

"I don't see the trend of your questioning," said the ambassador finally.

The study of canine history receives frequent enlightenment from the study of the growth of commercial intercourse between nations, and the trend of events would lead one to the belief that the Pug had its origin in China, particularly in view of the fact that it is with that country that most of the blunt-nosed toy dogs, with tails curled over their backs, are associated.

Here he lost the trend of his thoughts by beginning to wonder of what she could be thinking, but he called himself back sharply to the analysis of her features.

The course of philosophy takes first a theological direction in the earlier occasionalists, then a metaphysical (naturalistic) trend in Spinoza, to renew finally, in Malebranche, the first of these movements in opposition to the second.

Five miles or less to the east of Youghal Harbour, on the southern Irish coast, a short, rocky and rather elevated promontory juts, with a south-easterly trend, into the ocean.

In this book he intends to hazard certain forecasts about the trend of events in the next decade or so.

It is intended to indicate some characteristics of the general trend or drift of literary effort as a whole.

ADAMS, ARTHUR B. Trend of business 1922-1932: Causes of the depression and economic reforms necessary to establish a business equilibrium.

RHOADS, LAWRENCE D. Supplement to modern trend geometry.

STRADER, WILLIAM W. Supplement to modern trend geometry, by William W. Strader & Lawrence D. <pb id='264.png' /> Rhoads.

Trend in student personnel work.

LANE, HARRIET MIRICK The modern trend in spelling. R106262.

This appeared more plausible than the suit of Cantemir, and his Lordship watched Katherine when she was with these two and soon found, so he thought, it was for the latter she cared; indeed 'twas hard for him to follow the trend of her vacillating mind.

It is significant to notice that Charlotte Brontë, following consciously or unconsciously the great trend of her genius, was the first to take away from the heroine not only the artificial gold and diamonds of wealth and fashion, but even the natural gold and diamonds of physical beauty and grace.