It took some time to find in the San Francisco Examiner of August 7 a foot square space that was whole.

I think this was the end of his journalism, until he began to write a little for The Examiner in 1812.

Leigh Hunt, in The Examiner for May 5, 1822, quoted some of the best sentences of this essay.

However, we both of us satisfied the examiner at the orderly-room, though the renewed evidence of a determined conspiracy to find work for him left William a trifle more thoughtful than his wont.

In 1883 Congress passed the Civil Service Act, allowing the president to select a board of examiners on whose recommendation appointments are made.

Only, in order to throw the examiners off the track and if possible to make them abandon the policy of exclusion which they seemed to have adopted toward the "Passage of the Red Sea," Marcel, without in any way disturbing the general scheme of his picture, modified certain details and changed its title.

During the year 1833 I continued working in the Examiner with Fonblanque who at that time was zealous in keeping up the fight for Radicalism against the Whig ministry.

The 'feeling' manner of the gait before alluded to, together with the disinclination to put the foot firmly and squarely forward, will sometimes lead the examiner to over-look the contraction, and diagnose his case as one of shoulder lameness.

Sometimes, when we had to pass through three rows of passport examiners between platform and gate, these formalities seemed rather excessive.