Glove: French

Usage examples of gant.

The nosewheel touched, dug in, and Gant saw the surface snow ahead rushing towards him, beneath him.

Gant from behind and clamped a rag soaked in trichloromethane over her mouth and nose and in an instant Gant saw nothing but black.

The mortals who worshipped them became the first Nonkind, and all were driven far across the Charva into a desolate place that we now know as Gant.

It would explain how they were able to bypass the Charva, which was supposed to keep them in Gant.

Therefore, she had to ride across the desolate plains and deserts of Gant until she reached the Charva River.

Antique in style, but too ele gant for the earliest Rhomatumin binderies.

Gant struck up a chantey and slowly and steadily they plodded around the capstan, and inch by slow inch the schooner began to move once more.

Maybe he learned after whacking Gant and is hitting joints that aren't doing the Candid Camera number on him.

What Shelley was staring at was Buckholz's breakdown, in graphic form, of the Russian defence system, which Gant would have to penetrate, even if he got the Firefox off the ground at Bilyarsk.

The AEWR (Airborne Early Warning Radar) had recorded signs of a staggered sector scramble amongst border squadrons of the Red Air Force and this, in conjunction with radio- and code-monitoring which had shown signs of furious code-communication between sections of the Red Air Force, and between the First Secretary and the Admiral of the Red Banner Northern Fleet, as well as Russian ships in the Mediterranean - all of this evidence amounted to a sighting of Gant lifting clear of the runway at Bilyarsk.

Gant said, calling up his executive program for overall transactions, wanting to show something he'd done right.

First, Clement Rodney Hampton-El and Earl Gant, both al-Fuqra members, were indicted in the World Trade Center bombing and the subsequent plot to blow up four New York City landmarks by Sheik Omar Abdel Rahman's Jama a Islamiya.

I had also been used to carry heavy kettled of rence beer from the various islands to the place of feasting, as well as strings of water gourds, poles of fish, plucked gants, slaughtered tarks, and baskets of the pith of rence.

To Gant, sitting at that table, in the cold foyer of the metro station, it was no comfort at all, the smooth platitudes of a man in a hotel room in the middle of London.

While the Secretary-designate chatted with Mark Gant, the latter's portable computer open and operating in front of him, the table to their left groaned and crashed, spilling the pile of books to the floor, to the collective gasp of everyone in the room.