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Sentence Examples
True to its period, it has a simple design and is built of stone, with most of the house covered in gleaming white harling.
Harling admits he is excited at the challenge of making the classic show into a film.
To ensure accurate draughting in any situation, Blundell Harling offers a range of set squares, French curves, flexible curves, protractors and templates.
Mr Harling said his Welsh dresser was scorched by tools being used by workmen during the fitting of the kitchen.
Examples from Classical Literature
Harling and Frances tried to reason with Antonia, they found her agitated but determined.
Harling sceptically, as she took up her crocheting again and sent the hook in and out with nimble fingers.
These children seemed to be upon very much the same terms with Antonia as the Harling children had been so many years before.
Harling and Nina and Antonia made as much noise as a houseful of children, and there was usually somebody at the piano.
Harling was a little cool toward me, because I continued to champion Antonia.
Harling came to the Opera House to hear the Commencement exercises, and I looked at her most of the time while I made my speech.
Harling and Antonia were preserving cherries, when I stopped one morning to tell them that a dancing pavilion had come to town.
Harling had studied the piano under a good teacher, and somehow she managed to practise every day.
Harling with Charley and Sally on the front porch, resting after her hard drive.
Grandfather said Frances Harling was as good a judge of credits as any banker in the county.
Harling dropped her worsted and examined the visitor with quick, keen eyes.
Harling was our audience when we played, and we always looked to her for suggestions.
Harling had a desk in his bedroom, and his own easy-chair by the window, in which no one else ever sat.
Harling had lived in Christiania until she was ten years old.
Harling was short and square and sturdy-looking, like her house.
Harling, our nearest neighbour, kept an eye on me, and if my behaviour went beyond certain bounds I was not permitted to come into her yard or to play with her jolly children.
The grown-up daughter, Frances, was a very important person in our world.Grandfather said Frances Harling was as good a judge of credits as any banker in the county.
Harling don't like to have me run much,' she said evasively.
Harling, therefore, seemed to me autocratic and imperial in his ways.
