Soprano Battle

Usage examples of kathleen.

Ia," and Kathleen repeated it, accenting no syllable and poking the child lightly in the chest.

The Kathleen caught it just abaft the beam and gave such a tremendous roll that for a moment the four men at the helm could only hold on to the tiller to prevent themselves falling over, but the men at the relieving tackles, bracing themselves against the bulwarks, managed to stand firm.

It was taken by Mary Kathleen, with my bellows camera, on the morning after we first heard Whistler speak.

Instead of the Santisima Trinidad, San Nicolas and the rest of the leaders being almost broadside on, he found himself staring at their starboard bows: in the few moments he had been occupied washing his hands they had put their helms up, turning towards the Kathleen and obviously intending to pass very close round the end of the British line, probably raking the Excellent (and the Kathleen too, since she'd be in the line of fire) in the process.

It was scheduled for May ninth in Brockton, Massachusetts, Mary Kathleen O'Looney's home town.

Two hours after dawn on Sunday the Kathleen was hove-to near the Victory, a minnow in the lee of a whale, and Ramage was on board, explaining to Captain Robert Calder, who was Captain of the Fleet, that he had urgent news for the admiral.

Inside Kathleen, I thought, was an infant hanging upside down in her womb, like a circus acrobat.

Then he glanced at Gianna and Antonio and deliberately forced himself to imagine them all sprawled on the deck dead, lying in pools of their own blood, as the Kathleen tried to claw away from the frigate's broadsides because he'd miscalculated and the Spaniards had called his bluff.

Every few steps I called ahead, crooningly, comfortingly, "It's Walter, Mary Kathleen.

In Delray Beach, Florida, librarian Kathleen Hensman said three of the hijackers monitored her to make sure she couldn't see what they were doing online.

Whereas they would expect him to wave the Articles of War and breathe fire and brimstone, he was going to gamble on men--on the intelligence of one in particular, Harris, the Triton's spokesman whom he did not know, and on the sentiment of the former Kathleens, all of whom he did.

Kathleen May described the alien being that she and seven other Flatwoods, West Virginia residents had seen on September 12, 1952.

The rapid-response team's denunciations of the Frays are starting to blend with earlier denunciations of Gennifer Flowers, Paula Jones, Monica Lewinsky, Linda Tripp, Kathleen Willey, Juanita Broaddrick, the Travel Office employees, and Elian's "Miami relatives.

The disappearing billing records, the insider futures market trading, the nefarious discrediting of women like Gennifer Flowers, Kathleen Willey (and likely Paula Jones) who were simply telling the truth, the denial of the Lewinsky relationship - did these all leave their mark?

For a few moments he pictured the Kathleen with the explosive 'red herring' towing astern at the end of the floating grass rope.