What is "clayton"

Usage examples of "clayton".

Presently, Rosetti overcame his Anglophobia sufficiently to permit him to ask Clayton to show him how to make a bow and arrows.

Though his progress seemed tantalizingly slow to the ape-man whose idea of speed had been gained by such standards as the lesser apes attain, he made, as a matter of fact, almost as rapid progress as the drifting canoe that bore Rokoff on ahead of him, so that he came to the bay and within sight of the ocean just after darkness had fallen upon the same day that Jane Clayton and the Russian ended their flights from the interior.

At the same time in Lobynia, there was another kind of agreement, this between Colonel Baraka and Clayton Clogg.

The Consul-General at Basrah, Mr Clayton, Richard had met some years previously in Persia.

Edward at Basrah when Mrs Clayton had interrupted by calling them in for drinks.

Clayton is belowstairs and requests that you and I accompany him to his establishment for a meeting with another.

Clayton saw her appealing glance at Marion, but that young lady was lighting a cigaret, her eyelids lowered.

Clayton Miller, the man whose severe pulmonary edema he and Steven Josephson had reversed by removing almost a unit of blood.

Gerry Clayton telephoned to say that Nerrity was furious and insisting we drop the case.

About the Author Clayton Emery has been a blacksmith, a dishwasher, a schoolteacher in Australia, a carpenter, a zookeeper, a farmhand, a land surveyor, and a volunteer firefighter, among other things.

Those whose comments or insights were especially valuable include Bebe Barden, Paul Chodas, Clayton Frohman, Michael Classman, Bruce Jakosky, Roland Joffe, Gerry Snyder, and Ian Stewart.

The hot addresses used to be Ladue, Clayton, Creve Coeur, but they've all become passé.

Clayton was fighting in himself the sense of irritation Natalie's dinners always left, especially the recent ones.

During his first term, the income tax was introduced, protectionist tariffs were lowered, the Federal Reserve Act (1913) reformed currency and banking laws, and antitrust legislation was strengthened in 1914 by the Federal Trade Commission Act and the Clayton Anti-Trust Act.

Clayton had worked out a chart so that we could identify the various strata as they were passed, and presently I saw that I was through the alluvial soil and entering the great clay saucer which traps and holds the city's artesian water.