| Yates at the invitation of the whittler went home with him, and thoroughly relished his evening meal. |
| Plain Kate is the late wood carver's daughter, so precociously gifted as a whittler of good-luck charms that she is driven out of town as a suspected witch. |
| Yates sat on the top rail of the fence with the whittler, whose guest he had been. |
| Without much delay, Rahaena's army of monster hunters and mercenaries charged forward, chipping away at the retreating legion like a whittler at wood. |
| Description: This article presents Mr. Alfred Morneault, a whittler also recognized as a great historian. |
| He is like a whittler, certain that he can shave five-hundredths of a second here or there, even a full tenth of a second, from Greene's best. |
