Mississauga's John ____ ( of the Islanders )

Usage examples of tavares.

That's good fishing weather, folks, and to prove it here's a story from Tavares, over in Lake County, Jones Corkle, of Hyannis, Nebraska, today caught a thirteen pound, four-ounce bigmouth in Lake Dora to take the lead in Lake County's Winter Bass Tournament.

An over-the-shoulder glance showed him Maddock and Tavares running up behind him.

He crossed the open area in a sprint, half-expecting Maddock and Tavares to open up on him with their blasters.

And Doctor Tavares said that the time Rozhenko was spending with the boy—virtually all his off-duty time—was aiding in Worf’s recovery.

According to Tavares, the boy had suffered brain damage that needed to be repaired.

It had been agreed that part of the Lonza garrison would be diverted northwards to the slopes of the Tavares Range if a siege actually began at Fezana—they could partly forestall Jaddite raids south of the river.

They had stayed on the south bank of the Tavares and then crossed at a fording place where the river curved and slowed.

The action invariably brought a grin to the lips of anyone near enough to note the phenomenon, and Tavares was no exception.

After Joe was spaced-out in his own sort of heavenly bliss, Sally and Luther drove into Tavares, had a late afternoon meal at a small cafe.

The drive back to Tavares was tiresome, but she was so preoccupied with the infinite possibilities of Black Jack's use, she didn't even notice the red-gold sunset burning the horizon like a torch-fire.

Thursday morning Sally asked Luther to drive into Tavares and buy milk, eggs and butter, which was their pre-arranged plan.

There was precedent for it, Coral knew—a female bartender at Forest Trees in Pass o' the River, and there had been another at Glencove, up the coast in Tavares, until she had died of the pox.