What is "clearwater"

Usage examples of "clearwater".

The workshops had not yet been constructed at the time of Toshiro's first visit, but he had brought back sketches of the alien craft together with verbal portraits of Brickman, the brown-skinned long-dog, and Clearwater, his blue-eyed Mute escort.

The scenario he had constructed was based on one fundamental error: his assumption that the love-object - Clearwater - was a long-dog.

Knowing that the man's tongue was as restless as his dong, Lord Min-Orota had taken care not to tell him the whole story, but the moment Clearwater knew she was to meet YamaoShita at Kari-faran, she had guessed that the domain-lord must be taking her to see Mr Snow.

They untied the bundle of furs and Clearwater emerged to find herself in another windowless room.

Towards the end of the voyage and even now, as she sat imprisoned in another gilded cage, Clearwater sensed that the cloud warrior was already in Ne-Issan.

The rescue of Clearwater and Cadillac was only one part of the problem.

The alternative was to do what the Federation had demanded and risk losing Clearwater for ever.

Steve was still the guy who liked to figure out all the angles, but he had noticed that ever since Clearwater had crossed his path he had become prey to sudden, dangerous impulses.

Prior to her capture and trade-in by the clan M'CalI, she had saved Steve's life, and he had made up his mind to rescue her along with Cadillac and Clearwater -just as he had vowed to get even with Gus White.

The full-length cape hid what Clearwater was wearing, but the cape itself was made of the same glistening material used to clothe Yama-Shita - the top Iron Master that Steve had seen at the trading post.

Either way, it implied that they had not captured Clearwater for themselves but for someone else.

The female minders bowed repeatedly, bobbing up and down as if their bodies were on springs, then prostrated themselves at the ronins' feet, pulling Clearwater to the ground between them.

He had to rely on the winning combination that had served him so well in the past: intuition - his elusive sixth sense, the voice that sometimes made itself heard in the recesses of his mind, and his incredible luck what Mr Snow and Clearwater kept calling the will of Talisman.

Was it the Jap's present physical relationship with Clearwater that was the cause of all this clandestine activity.

But what he had just said about Clearwater and her companion could totally demolish the scenario he had constructed for the Shogun.