What is "ferguson"

Usage examples of "ferguson".

The Bo'sun arrived on the bridge, a bridge now over-illuminated with two garish arc lamps, to find Ferguson and Curran already there, with enough plywood of various shapes and sizes to build a modest hut.

Ferguson, not having understood them, shouted some sentences in Arabic, at a venture, and was immediately answered in that language.

Ferguson said as he stood at the rail wearing the third flak jacket, a Browning in one hand.

Ferguson has left it on record - and, presumably, he had Fletcher's word for it - that it was no part of the Scot's intent to do Mr.

Ferguson energetically pushed the preparations for his departure, and in person superintended the construction of his balloon, with certain modifications.

Ferguson in that vast region comprised between the fourteenth and thirty-third degrees of east longitude.

That August saw everyone gather at a park in Manhasset, New York, and this time we lost Margaret, Allan and Arlene, but gained Brad Ferguson and Howard Weinstein.

Ferguson as deduced) retired to the smoking-room, scorning the assemblage of passengers in the observation saloon on the top deck.

It was odd how eager Onslow had been to see Ferguson appointed as clerk, he decided.

Ferguson, a chilly-faced man of about fifty who had been convicted of some vast and preposterous real-estate swindle before being sent to Nepenthe Center, began telling her about a trip to Mendocino that he wanted to take this weekend to meet a woman who'd be podding up from San Francisco to see him, but Elszabet listened with only half an ear.

Ferguson, therefore, was more than ever decided not to set foot in this inhospitable region.

In Vermont Light had called himself Tom Ferguson, and said he was a shoe-shop foreman.

Ferguson had lost an arm at the Saintes, and had returned to Falmouth a sick man.

She squirmed around and started to slip down into the wreckage with Ferguson.

Daniel Yovell had been a tower of strength and had helped Bryan Ferguson greatly in his ever demanding book work and dealings with tenants and farmers.