Member of the Rolling Stones

Usage examples of richards.

As Richards watched, a trembling, sallow‑faced Push freak was stopped by a cop and shown the door.

Ben Richards had sat down at about five, and so he estimated it would be quarter of nine before they got to him.

When the program changed again at seven-­thirty, Richards heard him asking the man on his other side about the physical.

The doctor looked up sharply when Richards said there was a case of influenza in the family.

For Richards it was the first real food, other than greasy pizza wedges and government pill‑commodities, that he had eaten in God knew how long.

When the entire group was wearing them, Ben Richards felt as if he had lost his face.

He had a kind of nasty, pleased grin that reminded Richards of a half‑wit he had known as a boy.

That, and the switch back to his surname, suggested that the interview was over whether Richards had any more to say or not.

Richards got two of them and sat munching, listening to a pal named Rettenmund as he regaled Richards and a few others with a seemingly inexhaustible fund of dirty stories.

He thrust two New Quarters at Richards, stuffed the rest of the money back in his pocket, and grabbed a handful of Richards's tunic.

There was an ashtray built into the realwood arm of every seat, and Richards hauled out his crumpled pack of Blams.

There were four others standing by the closed doors of Elevator 6, and Richards recognized one of them as the owner of the sour voice.

So black, in fact, that for a moment Richards was struck with unreality.

When Richards did not shake it, he did not seem particularly flustered.

Necks craned and Richards was pointed out several times as they made the trip.