| He's pretty happy with that Johnson, so he marauds down the wicket grunting at his deposed foe. |
| Henderson, who has been awful so far, will switch into the centre while Kelly marauds down the right. |
| While thus encamped, they were still liable to the marauds of the Blackfeet, and Captain Bonneville admonished his Indian friends to be upon their guard. |
| Stevie G. leads with his heart, and he marauds in a quite old-fashioned English way, although he would not be up there with all those imported talents unless he could pass the ball, run and tackle with the best of them. |
| And into this window of insecurity marauds an entire industry intent on feeding off the natural desire to look your best. |
| He marauds over the place in a way that's bigger than he physically is. |
