“We armed ourselves with axes, crowbars, jemmies, metal poles, sledge hammers, a quart of paraffin and box of matches.”

“Or the same articles may be treated with a quart of distilled vinegar, to form the compound acetous tincture.”

“In the workshop, for years, he has made saddle dressing, quart pots, cow bells, spurs, leather goods, and other traditional bush products.”

“The Schoolmaster receives no quarterage from the children of the tenants of Knockaloe.”

“At noon home to dinner, where my uncle Thomas with me to receive his quarterage.”

“The quarterage in this Company is paid on the quantity of malt consumed by its members.”

“Every measurement was first divided by its plate's quartile and then multiplied by the average quartile of the respective experiment.”

“Dorotheus refers to the trine as an aspect of much love and to the quartile as one of a medium amount of love.”

“Ogilvie et al. divided trials into quartile bins based on the distribution of reaction time latencies.”

“He entered the ornate building only to find another open area, this one about a quarter of the size of the area outside.”

“He threw me a quarter and told me to get lost.”

“Now that the north is fast becoming the frappuccino quarter of the city, it may yet thrive again.”

“If you'll kindly order a quartern of gin in a pint glass for me, I'll fill it up and be quite content all the evening.”

“Mr Tappertit looked immensely big at a quartern loaf on the table, and breathed hard.”

“In all these houses gin, moreover, was sold at a penny the quartern.”

“There were shades last week of Paris 1998 as the kilted ones turned Le Marais, with its various Scottish pubs, into a Caledonian quartier.”

“I see it as an excuse to leave the confines of my quartier and try other bakeries.”

“Until the 1950s, many women would go hatless in their own quartier, something they would not do if they were to go beyond its informal limits.”

“I subscribed to a quarterly about astronomy, where I can delve into the mysteries of the cosmos.”

“Mckinnon went down from the deck to the officers' quarters.”

“The living quarters and studio spaces are spread around these two main parts.”

“A lot of this spend, said IDC, will be on 3G networks, which have been dismissed in some quarters as expensive white elephants.”

“At Fonthill the crest and the thirty-six quarterings of Beckford's full coat-of-arms were blazoned on the carpets and painted glass windows.”

“Such laxness contrasts with, for example, the Bavarian Order of St George, which still demands 16 quarterings of nobility.”

“Staunchly imperialist, he is a living manifestation of quintessential Englishness, a living descendant of people with blue blood, noble quarterings, and the right school tie.”

“Here we would like to estimate the quartiles of the distribution of age at leaving home, within categories of covariates.”

“To increase the power of the analysis, the entire sample space is split into upper and lower quartiles.”

“The initial categories were created by stratifying lesions into quartiles according to size.”

“I myself have a small vegetable garden and do my canning without assistance, three or four quarts at a time.”

“Milk products are packaged 16 quarts or four gallons to a case and automatic stackers stack them six high.”

“In the main filling room, gallons, halt gallons, pints, quarts and half-pints are filled.”