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Usage examples of kettering.

Through a red haze of anger he remembered how Kettering had suddenly pulled out, how Kettering had tried to get him away.

Knolls Kettering III, creaking a bit at the joints, took her place at the eyepiece.

From beside Barbara, Knolls Kettering III said in a groggy voice she hadn't heard before: "I'm very tired.

She began to talk rapidly, in the role of secretary-companion to Knolls Kelsey Kettering III, meanwhile sliding her hand back and forth on the window frame to draw the policeman's attention to the hundred-dollar bill in it, but he only went on shining his flashlight in their faces.

She had had several young beaux courting her in Kettering, where she had grown up, before The Tragedy, but the only one with a large income had married some distant cousin.

She'd had several young men courting her in Kettering, but none had ever dared to kiss her.

But how would she explain that to Aunt Elizabeth, when she was supposed to only be visiting her friend in Kettering for a short time?

The Cause is greater than our dislike of the metropolitan whirl that is Kettering in the nineties, I fear.

His crackpot movement had spread out from Kettering and now encompassed most of the country.

Tremaine (57) of Upper Hangton near Kettering was apprehended in the basement of the Houses of Parliament by a police dog and his handler.

That he had continued along the road which ran from Ely to Kettering was established by one of the ostlers at Brampton, but at Spaldwick, where, after studying his road-book, Sir Gareth expected to hear that he had stopped for a change, no one seemed to have seen him.

That night they took up their inn in Melton Mowbray, in Leicestershire, and the next night they lodged at Kettering, in Northamptonshire.