previously drawn on me for a larger sum of money than usual, there would be no

8. hours Ecclesiastical The canonical hours. Idiom: long hours A longer than usual or customary period of

View in context Others, who had no claim to be privately informed, made inquiries of the

for gentlemen by gentlemen themselves. View in context One evening, while, with her usual child-like activity, and

rates of premium, were unanimous on this point. View in context After many inquiries and almost

over the place. in place 1. In the appropriate or usual position or order: With

seem much more at ease; when he spoke, his accent had none of its usual sedateness ; and he

seem much more at ease; when he spoke, his accent had none of its usual sedateness ; and he

voice and accent), 'You have humiliated my country (laughs). Sacha Baron Cohen: raunchy as usual but a bit

voice and accent), 'You have humiliated my country (laughs). Sacha Baron Cohen: raunchy as usual but a bit

rates of premium, were unanimous on this point. View in context After many inquiries and almost

extended – extensive 1. 'extended' You use extended to describe things which last longer than usual. ... extended news bulletins on

extended – extensive 1. 'extended' You use extended to describe things which last longer than usual. ... extended news bulletins on

previously drawn on me for a larger sum of money than usual, there would be no

for gentlemen by gentlemen themselves. View in context One evening, while, with her usual child-like activity, and

extended – extensive 1. 'extended' You use extended to describe things which last longer than usual. ... extended news bulletins on

to enter the formidable Court of Miracles, that more tumult than usual was in progress

in failure--disinclined him to take Lady Lydiard into his confidence, while his inquiries were still beset with

over the place. in place 1. In the appropriate or usual position or order: With

or "unseasonable." widdershins - Means "in a direction opposite of the usual one," but can also

to endure another inquisition [from the press, the football coach] assumed his usual monotone as he parried

or "unseasonable." widdershins - Means "in a direction opposite of the usual one," but can also

to endure another inquisition [from the press, the football coach] assumed his usual monotone as he parried

Air Ambulance raises PS140k On October 8, 2010, District Attorney Jose Ayu Prado's criminal investigations--inquiries that only started after

writer must be one of the persons whom I addressed while conducting her inquiries. View in context

may imagine the anger of the jailer when, after having made inquiries about the neighbourhood

may imagine the anger of the jailer when, after having made inquiries about the neighbourhood