The centres were decidedly weaker in the new Chambers.

'Then you shouldn't have slapped her; it was horrid of you; you ought to remember she's a little girl and weaker than you.'

* Weak as Water.

The weak of communities and nations are too often crushed.

The old buck and I had it rough and tumble; sometimes one a-top, and sometimes the other, and both growin' weak from loss of blood.

The American forces at Crown Point might be too weak for the time being.

But he was already weak with fever; was seized with giddiness whenever he looked up quickly, and, if he could not catch hold of some support, fell heavilya bad omen for his chance of passing through the unknown country aheadbut his purpose never faltered for a moment.

Coveys of young partridges, still weak on the wing, started up both to the right and to the left.

It makes them weak by candle-light; and I wouldn't show weak eyes to your father when he comes home, for the world.

They snarled and snapped like so many beasts, their voices unrecognizable, the stronger treading the weaker to the deck.

All considerations were weak against the passion of revenge with which the king and the Duke of York were actuated.

My heart's weak at the best of times an' the weather in there was pretty stormy.

Rome had become great, because the country which she had conquered was weak through its oligarchical institutions; the subjects of the other states gladly joined the Romans, because under them their lot was more favorable, and probably because they were kindred nations.

It is a bravery which is open to the weakest among the weak.

But Russia, still weak after the Japanese war, could not do so; Russia, on the contrary, had to suffer the humiliation of giving a pledge to the Austrian Ambassador at St. Petersburg that she would not support Servia.

The Kinzers, for generations, had been a trifle weak about furniture; and that was one of the reasons why there had been so little room for human beings in their house.

The weak under it go to the wall.

"He say remittance man make much mischief if he can; but he one foreign coward, drunk most time an' when sober weak like my aunt's tea.

Charles of Blois, as weak before his wife as brave before the enemy, broke the treaty he had but just sworn to, and set out for Nantes to resume the war.

Up these the fugitives struggled, and the strong elbowed the weak out of their way in a mad haste to escape.

Uncle Lazare became weaker and weaker amidst the touching silence of this peaceful sunset, entering by the open window.

Anyway, the yell was sufficient, and I slammed the door, and locked it, feeling a bit weak down my spine.

Perhaps it is the instinctive attraction of the weaker towards the stronger organism.

Its weakness as verse, for it certainly is weak, had nothing ignoble about it, and what is weak without being in the least base has already a negative distinction.

And that sophistry prevailed, for we were weak unto faintness from our burden.