What is "deering"

Usage examples of "deering".

After a clumsy doublereverse I stood alone watching Ron Steeples, way over at the far rim of vision, whirl in a rotary cloud of snow and take a swing at Jim Deering, whose back was turned.

His first name is Jonas, and he is a housepainter by trade, but he seldom feels like doing any painting, as he claims he never really recovers from a terrible backache he gets when he is in the Spanish-American War with the First New York, so Miss Alicia Deering supports him by dealing them off her arm in the Commercial Hotel.

He recognized three as Simon Girty, Elliott and Deering, the renegades, and he learned from Edwards that the other was the notorious McKee.

McKee looked, as might have been supposed from his reputation, and Deering was a fit mate for the absent Girty.

Presently McKee, Elliott and Deering went toward the newly erected teepees.

At length both returned to the large room, when Girty directed Deering to climb a ladder leading to the loft, but because Deering was too much under the influence of liquor to do so, he had to go himself.

The girl fell away from the renegade as he went down with a shrill screech, dragging Deering with him.

He gazed at the stiffening bodies of the Indians, at the gory corpse of Deering, at the savage eyes of the dog.

I watched Deering drop a short pass and get hit a full two seconds later by Buddy Shock, a linebacker.

Jim Deering and his brother Chuck traded ten quick bolo punches to the midsection, apparently reviving a boyhood tradition.

Chuck Deering came running in to replace him, tripping and falling as he reached the huddle.

I swung behind Deering, who was running a Qroute to clear out the area, and then I fanned toward the sideline and turned.

On the next play I crossblocked, going after Deering, more my size, standing him up with two shoulderblows to the chest, getting shoved from behind and going down with three or four others.

But although The Lemon Drop Kid now works for a very great old skinflint who even squawks about The Lemon Drop Kid's habit of filling his side pocket now and then with lemon drops out of a jar on the shelf in the store, The Lemon Drop Kid is very happy, for the truth of the matter is he loves Miss Alicia Deering, and it is the first time in his life he ever loves anybody, or anything.

But one day in the spring, when the apple blossoms are blooming in these parts, and the air is chock-a-block with perfume, and the grass is getting nice and green, The Lemon Drop Kid speaks of his love to Miss Alicia Deering, stating that it is such a love that he can scarcely eat.