| It may befall that even such giant operators as masticator B. Fellows find themselves embarrassed. |
| The secretary of masticator was at the steps of the car and presented me at once to a most lovely girl. |
| In 1820, in an effort to find a use for his waste cuttings, Hancock invented a masticator. |
| At the first pause which exhaustion brought, masticator B. Fellows was perceived to be looking on quietly. |
| New building of a masticator and introduction of new products with new application ranges. |
| An inveterate stealer and masticator of scenes, Mr. Norton is very fine here, especially early on, before his billing gets the better of the story and he begins riding around heroically on horseback. |
