Gene of ''Miracle on 34th Street''

Usage examples of lockhart.

In the event of these aforestated conditions in regard to the proof of his paternity having been met the terms of the will in respect of my wife Cynthia Flawse as stated above her freely given signature shall and will become automatically null and void and the estate property chattels land and possessions pass in toto to my grand­son Lockhart Flawse to do with whatsoever he chooses.

When the duty Petty Officer appeared in the wardroom doorway, cap in hand, to say that Compass Rose was 'ready for Rounds', Lockhart, who was Officer-of-the-Day, stood up, and followed him out of the wardroom and up the ladder towards the fo'c'sle, and the last job of his 24-hour turn of duty.

Lockhart had another purpose in mind, and having introduced the nozzle into the discharge pipe and cemented it there with putty, filled the bucket from the sewer and began to pump vigorously.

But we were in Lockhart Road, Wanchai, with what felt like the rest of the ex-pat population.

That was what Lockhart liked about the Captain: if he trusted you, he showed it - he didn't fiddle about in the background, pretending to do something else, and all the time watching you like a nursemaid.

The real Lockhart was wearing robes of forget-me-not blue that exactly matched his eyes.

Lockhart left the greenhouse and slipped across the road to the golf course, past the Rickenshaws at Number 1 and the Ogilvies at Number 3 to the Simplons' mock-Georgian mansion at Number 5.

Eli Lockhart, the long horse pistol still smoking in his hand, edged Sharpe aside to make certain Dodd was dead.

All the Caucasoids wore hoods--he couldn’t match Hudspeth or Lockhart to their mug shots.

Lockhart talked of Mr Dodd and how at night he and the gamekeeper would sit at the settle in the stone-flagged kitchen with the black iron range glowing between them while the wind howled in the chimney outside and Mr Dodd's pipes wailed inside.

The sales reps had given Dickie Lockhart four bags of assorted lures and hooks, plus a thousand dollars cash as incentive to win the tournament using the company's equipment.

It was impossible to pick one's way from one end of the fo'c'sle to the other, as Lockhart did each night when he made the Rounds, without being shocked and appalled and saddened by this slum corner of the war: and yet somehow one could be heartened also, and cheered by an impression of patience and endurance, and made to feel proud.

He picked out a few names - Warriston, Lockhart, Milroy - and read evidence of infant mortality.

Long before he had collected any evidence against Dickie Lockhart, Dennis Gault had proposed a monitoring program to deter cheating in the big-money tournaments.

Lockhart returned from his potholing determined to concentrate his attention on these two bachelors.