What is "rams"

Usage examples of "rams".

Ramses had graduated to long trousers that yearthe sudden elongation of his lower limbs having made that decision advisable on aesthetic if no other groundsand with his curly hair brushed into a rampant crest, he resembled a critical stork.

Nefret, who was, as usual, on deck, but deemed it advisable to collect Ramses myself.

I hesitated, for a well-honed instinct told me it might not be advisable to inform Ramses of certain of my intentions.

Bas-tet leaped again, onto the mastaba next to me, and Ramses squeezed through the space the cat had cleared for him.

As a last resort, and in thein my opinionunlikely possibility that we are not able to free either or both beforehand, we will refuse to take part in the ceremony unless Ramses and Nefret are present.

She stuck like a cocklebur until Ramses detached her and carried her away.

But Ramses had departed, wriggling from my grasp with eellike agility.

Ramses well remembered the year several of the mammoth columns of the Hypostyle Hall had collapsed, with a crash that could be heard all over Luxor.

I had not realized, until I overheard the conversation between Walter and Ramses about the masses of ostraca we had found, how badly Ramses wanted to get at those texts.

We had been enjoying a little preprandial libation in the saloon when Ramses came in.

I suppose it involved sending Ramses to spy on the Senussi in one of his bizarre disguises.

Ramses acquitted himself well in the affair, and the Senussi admire a courageous enemy.

In fact, I could think of no sensible reason why anyoneBedouin, Senussi, Turk, or tomb robberwould drop a rock and then a body on Ramses.

Ramses II called Akmontep and a common girl with unusual magickal powers, who was making rather a name for herself among the people.

She gave Ramses her hand and shook her head, dimpling, when he addressed her as Miss Reynolds.