| These serve, by friction, to drive the bobbins which rest upon their peripheries. |
| For let the circles agree, and then shall equall inscripts and peripheries agree. |
| The emphatic verticals of piling mark out the eastern and northern peripheries of the car park. |
| But there is, in many of its aspects, a confrontational bluntness that ensures relegation to the peripheries. |
| They are competing for a mere 200,000 places. Nowhere are such inequalities more apparent than on the insalubrious peripheries of big towns. |
| As the economic and social crisis mounted, democracy was confined, remarkably quickly, to the peripheries of European civilization. |
