| 单词 | black-coated |
| 例句 | Nor do the semi-skilled workshop "hands", the uniformed railway or postal workers, or the myriad low-paid black-coated clerks of the London of Queen Victoria's diamond jubilee. A People's History of London by John Rees and Lindsey German – review 2012-06-22T21:55:20Z Leggy models in skimpy metallic dresses beamed frozen smiles near the turnstiles, as a black-coated drum corps marched past, pounding out deafening cadences. Baselworld, Where the Watch Is Still the Greatest Gadget 2015-03-27T04:00:00Z Flat-capped, black-coated, his stride restricted by old football injuries, he gives the impression of a man older than he is. Nowhere man 2013-02-23T08:00:16Z The HM3 Frog came in two versions, including a limited edition of 12 with black-coated titanium with green rotors. Special Report: A Cut Above: Watches: Retail Strategy Keeps MB&F in Demand 2010-11-26T07:50:00Z As the black-coated wolf hybrid sized up his surroundings and eagerly pulled on his leash, the crowd of roughly 50 students exhibited signs of both apprehension and excitement. Sketching live animals helps college students hone talents 2019-11-17T05:00:00Z Officials said Wednesday the black-coated male’s body was found in the middle of a large, swampy area at the southwestern end of the Lake Superior wilderness island. Wolf relocated from Canada to Isle Royale found dead 2019-05-29T04:00:00Z We also drove through open grazing lands where cattle roam free, usually black-coated herds that blend in with the night. Edmunds: 4 lessons from a 7,100-mile, 48-state test drive 2019-01-23T05:00:00Z Outside the Hyundai building, a massive art exhibition painted the darkest shade of black on earth, black-coated workers checked visitors’ phones. At the Olympics, fans became walking corporate billboards 2018-02-25T05:00:00Z Inside is a maze of boxy little rooms—no windows—constructed of black-coated plywood. On the American Front Line Against ISIS 2016-03-29T04:00:00Z In London, the rise was fastest of all - the need for pen-pushers to track the explosion in trade was making it into the black-coated capital of the world. The invention of the career ladder 2013-07-24T00:38:33Z There were rumors of disagreements among the black-coated ones. For the Cause 2012-02-19T03:00:18.033Z Peasants and ragged soldiers hung about the passage, and black-coated Jewish-looking men hurried in and out. By Desert Ways to Baghdad 2011-12-18T03:00:22.240Z I do, moreover, detest hotel life, and the black-coated varlets that settle, like so many flies, upon your smallest movement. From the Oak to the Olive A Plain record of a Pleasant Journey 2011-11-26T03:00:12.337Z Government House was filled with the wearers of pretty frocks and varied uniforms; and in the glamour of scarlet and blue mess-jackets the black-coated civilian was for once at a discount. Life in an Indian Outpost 2011-10-19T02:00:19.943Z I’m no black-coated spouting shirk, Like him upon the tub there. Punch, or the London Charivari, Vol. 93, October 29, 1887 2011-08-20T02:00:11.307Z Nell says she don’t want no black-coated parson in this 49 camp. The Heart of Canyon Pass 2011-08-04T02:00:24.083Z Suddenly catching sight of the strange black-coated figure, she stopped abruptly, lowered her head, curved her neck, and looked Scattergood straight between the eyes. All Men are Ghosts 2011-06-28T02:00:12.497Z The President was accompanied by a 'bloc' of black-coated gentlemen, some of them journalists of distinction. Ten Years Near the German Frontier A Retrospect and a Warning 2011-06-16T02:00:15.297Z The black-coated roots go down straight and deep, and enable it to withstand almost any drought. Wood and Garden Notes and thoughts, practical and critical, of a working amateur 2011-06-02T02:00:22.983Z It was not very far from the point of land on which stood the lighthouse, near which, along the edge of the sea, a file of black-coated priests was walking. Amy in Acadia A Story for Girls 2011-04-29T02:00:08.307Z And here, may I say in passing, that in my opinion the country parson, with all the black-coated class, knows next to nothing of the true minds of the country folk. Far Off Things 2011-02-04T03:00:19.967Z Where did he spring from, this black-coated, fur-capped, red-haired hunchback with the gigantic marble brow, the cold, keen, steely eyes that drew and enthralled the gazer, the handsome clean-shaven lips contorted with a sneer? Ghetto Tragedies 2011-01-27T03:00:46.507Z Scores of black-coated lawyers marched through the landmark Constitutional Avenue in Islamabad chanting anti-government slogans in front of the Supreme Court, and most of courts in the country remained closed. 2010-02-15T16:26:00Z She would have been quite willing to see her sister married, but the lover should have been dingy, black-coated, lugubrious, having about him some true essence of the tears of the valley of tribulation. Rachel Ray Bojo found Doris in the corner of the ballroom assiduously surrounded by a black-coated hedge of young men. Making Money I have also a faint recollection of black-coated uncles sitting by the fire and not unnaturally objecting to our making short-cuts across their legs. Springtime and Other Essays Each of these was presided over by a pretty girl, and each was surrounded by a knot of black-coated youths. With Edge Tools It is a method of asserting order amid chaos, and that is why the lovers of chaos attempt to spread the idea among the people that statistics is a dangerous innovation, a black-coated tyranny. The Book of This and That The uniforms and decorations of the gentlemen contrasted favorably, in her view, with the sombre, black-coated masses of men seen in circles at home. Margaret Fuller (Marchesa Ossoli) "Joseph, what is the meaning of this?" demanded Mr. Hearty, turning to Bindle as the last black-coated figure left the shop. Adventures of Bindle Nothing seemed to have changed very much, though there had probably been time enough since he last opened his eyes for the black-coated doctor to have gone and come again for a second visit. Jimbo A Fantasy When General Price came up he asked him who those black-coated devils were, and when Baker told him there were only six hundred he did not believe him. The Battle of Atlanta and Other Campaigns, Addresses, Etc. Or in the absence of this eloquent kisser of the Blarney Stone some other black-coated Corker may respond. Ireland as It Is And as It Would be Under Home Rule It was like going to a party and finding the eye glancing off from every black-coated figure to the richly-draped presence which made the party different from a town-meeting. Lippincott's Magazine, September, 1885 But the others, the black-coated one—what of them? Peter the Brazen A Mystery Story of Modern China Most of these inns kept no servants, and except in the Kurhaus there was not a black-coated waiter in the place. Home Life in Germany Which of those shadowy black-coated figures hurrying past, intent on their business, would direct her rightly? Studies in love and in terror Everybody knows the two diseases that virulently assail young Englishwomen,—"scarlet fever" and "black vomit,"—maladies provoked by association with red-coated officers and black-coated curates. Lippincott's Magazine, November 1885 The black-coated Pharisee was handing a lady into a first-class carriage. A Son of Hagar A Romance of Our Time In Chapter X, "those black-coated Brunswickers who longer to fly" has been changed to "those black-coated Brunswickers who longed to fly". The Bronze Eagle A Story of the Hundred Days He saw the broad-shouldered, black-coated figure contemplating a steam shovel that was gnawing at the rocky soil beside the rapids. The Rapids These black-coated gentry fairly overshadow the land with their shovel hats, so that Corn has no fair chance of sunshine. Glances at Europe In a Series of Letters from Great Britain, France, Italy, Switzerland, &c. During the Summer of 1851. The voice of the black-coated priest grew louder. The Book of All-Power Soon I was seriously ill; a number of grave, black-coated gentlemen came and went about the bed on which I lay for several weeks. The King's Mirror Herr Haase, black-coated and white-waistcoated as for a festival, his large blond face damp and distressful, came panting into the hotel with the manner of an exhausted swimmer climbing ashore. Those Who Smiled And Eleven Other Stories The air stirred the leaves of the old Walnuts outside: the black-coated, dapper figure had not yet passed from under them. Lippincott's Magazine, Volume 11, No. 26, May, 1873 The most sensitive ear could not say of a certainty it was not made by one of those black-coated birds calling to its mate or the flock from which it had strayed. The Phantom of the River So we went on, longing for the company of my silky, black-coated pointer Flo, and a couple of hardy mongrel spaniels—together we would soon have filled the bag!… From Edinburgh to India & Burmah The clergyman came forward, black-coated, smooth-shaven, with watchful glances which seemed ever looking out for that lay co-operation we hear so much of now. Lippincott's Magazine, Vol. 22, September, 1878 The black-coated man came down from the platform and made his way toward Goodwin, amiable intentions visibly alight in his whiskered face. Those Who Smiled And Eleven Other Stories He seemed to be perfectly well acquainted with the state of things here, and intimate with those two black-coated gentlemen who professed to be ministers. Ronald Morton, or the Fire Ships A Story of the Last Naval War Some of them, hearing wonderful stories about the black-coated man and his mysterious Book, came hundreds of miles, that they might have their curiosity satisfied. By Canoe and Dog-Train Others who suffered in the same way he could advise to leave the black-coated jackdaws to their noise—but he could not follow his own counsel. Short Studies on Great Subjects Never saw one of your black-coated flock about that there wasn't mischief brewing—never! An Outcast or, Virtue and Faith He was spare, elderly, black-coated, almost absurdly respectable looking, with his gray beard and mild gaze behind gold-rimmed pince-nez. The Guests Of Hercules "I do not dance, Georgy," I returned gravely, and drew back; and presently she was whirling about again, her flower-crowned head gyrating against first one black-coated shoulder and then another. Lippincott's Magazine of Popular Literature and Science, Volume 22. October, 1878. The congregations are too largely black-coated and white-collared, and the lay officers of the churches much too solemnly sleek and serenely solvent to attract the weak, the unfortunate, the sorrowing, and the sinner. Germany and the Germans From an American Point of View You give much too favourable an account of the black-coated and Tory savages that kept the people down, and provoked excesses in those days. Charlotte Brontë and Her Circle In the morning black-coated men lifted their hats to women. The New York Times Current History: the European War, February, 1915 As he thrust a black-coated arm from the window to secure the unruly disturber of the peace he saw a man fumbling with the fastening of the parsonage gate. An Alabaster Box In course of time they also would become recruits in the narrow-chested, black-coated army of those who sit at desks. The Quest of the Simple Life He stood in front of the Mansion House and watched the thin, black stream of the earliest corners grow into a surging, black-coated torrent. The Double Life Of Mr. Alfred Burton I started out to prove my strength and to flay my opponents, and you tell me, you group of black-coated conservatives, that I make myself ridiculous because I strike an attitude. One Man in His Time Soldiers are jealous animals, and not easily does the War Office take to the black-coated man of business. The Mirrors of Downing Street Some Political Reflections by a Gentleman with a Duster Beneath the creamy pile of the old Capitol, and facing the new library, he had stood aloft and looked down on a waving sea of faces—black-coated, jostling, eager-eyed fellow creatures. The Quest of the Silver Fleece A Novel The lonely, black-coated figure Laval had pointed out absorbed all her interest. The Man in the Twilight Under certain circumstances hardly would one trust even a black-coated Border minister if a salmon provoked him too sorely. Stories of the Border Marches And here was this black-coated reciter of incredible things stepping into her place. Marcella The black-coated man, however, instead of proceeding along the road, had now approached the group of men standing under the wall, and was talking with them. Elizabeth's Campaign The last carriage had rumbled through the streets; the last merry group of black-coated men, and girls in thin shoes and opera-cloaks had vanished. Lady Connie Then your black-coated gentry must fight their own battle. Fort Lafayette or, Love and Secession They called it indifferently the grizzly, gray, brown, and even white bear, to distinguish it from its smaller, glossy, black-coated brother with which they were familiar in the Eastern woods. The Winning of the West, Volume 4 Louisiana and the Northwest, 1791-1807 Iris sits between the little man and the "Model of all the Virtues," as the black-coated gentleman called her.—I will watch them all. The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 03, No. 17, March, 1859 It was at that moment that the Squire caught the eye of the black-coated man, who had been observing the whole proceedings from about ten yards off. Elizabeth's Campaign I don't think," Jacob laughed, "that any of those black-coated gentry will care for shooting the bridge. Friends, though divided A Tale of the Civil War "And how's Tim?" asked one of the black-coated hangers-on upon prospective glory. Fort Lafayette or, Love and Secession How comes it that now, when all should be silent, when courtesy, if not taste, should make men listen,—how is it at this moment the black-coated corps leave their retreat and begin skirmishing? The Warden Millions of mild black-coated men call themselves sane and sensible merely because they always catch the fashionable insanity, because they are hurried into madness after madness by the maelstrom of the world. Heretics At the Squire's voice the black-coated man withdrew a little distance to the roadway, where he stood watching. Elizabeth's Campaign But in his sudden surprise he had not time to think of assuming either the nasal drone or the scriptural words peculiar to these black-coated gentry. Friends, though divided A Tale of the Civil War As they did so they passed the dim alcove or cavern of the cloak room, and saw a short, black-coated figure, presumably an attendant, standing a little way back in the shadow of it. The Innocence of Father Brown As we were leaving the house, hushed awesomely in deference to the unseen visitor who had touched Lord Southery with gray, cold fingers, Smith paused, detaining a black-coated man who passed us on the stairs. The Insidious Dr. Fu Manchu Many a black-coated clerk in a flat may comfort himself for his sombre garb by reflecting that he is like some lonely rook in an immemorial elm. Alarms and Discursions Lady Coryston perceived a platform with several black-coated persons in white ties, a small elderly lady, and half a dozen chairs upon it. The Coryston Family A Novel Even like bees, black-coated and buzzing, the eager ones swarmed from the cars and rehived in the great stand. Thoroughbreds Miss De Grammont then related her different heart episodes abroad, entanglements, half-engagements, desperate flirtations and all the rest of it to this sober, black-coated gentleman. Crowded Out! and Other Sketches But from the black-coated throng the trim figure of the box-keeper just then detached itself; and a moment later Poppy, looking up, beheld Dominic Iglesias standing before her. The Far Horizon With her head erect and her eyes flashing, she stood between the weeping girl and the black-coated judge, and everybody could see the swelling and heaving of her bosom. The Christian A Story Ay! dose them with parsons, 'twill cure all their ills;— Copy Morrison's mode when from pill-box undaunted he Pours thro' the patient his black-coated pills, Nor cares what their quality, so there's but quantity. The Complete Poems of Sir Thomas Moore Collected by Himself with Explanatory Notes Northern Protestants were very apt to classify the black-coated men whom they saw in the streets and in the churches, as belonging to one of these three types. Recollections of My Childhood and Youth Miss Verney sat opposite, in the front of a crowded box, a box in which, continually, the black-coated background shifted and renewed itself. Sanctuary It was when these efforts were most active—namely about the year 1850—that new material was discovered in a black-coated dog recently introduced into England from Labrador. Dogs and All about Them He turned to see a tall, black-coated figure emerge. The Bars of Iron The blue jay belongs to the crow family, and has all the brains of his black-coated and more sedate cousins. Nature's Serial Story Word was passed down that it was a "toff darncin' with Nugget's donah," and from various parts of the room black-coated duplicates of Nugget hurried swiftly to the scene. Outback Marriage, an : a story of Australian life He was getting sullen, and seeking consolation in thoughts of how terribly he could handle all these distantly-mannered, black-coated gentlemen if he chose, when Lord Worthington came up to him. Cashel Byron's Profession But at his side was Wampum, his clinging brown fingers clutching the black-coated arm. The Shagganappi Considered seriously as electors governing an empire through their votes, and choosing and maintaining its religious and moral institutions by their powers of social persecution, they were a black-coated army of calamity. Getting Married From behind the two black-coated doctors as they stood on the lawn another figure somewhat similarly dressed strode hurriedly past them, having also grizzled hair and an open flapping frock-coat. The Ball and the Cross As they descended, they could see the black-coated throngs slowly moving towards the different places of worship. The Tempting of Tavernake Never saw one of your black-coated flock about that there wasn't mischief brewing-never! Justice in the By-Ways, a Tale of Life Of all this black-coated swarm, not one with a trouble that could not be flung away at the summons of a hard frost! Thyrza The audience consisted of the better class of artisans, tradesmen, and foremen in factories: there was a sprinkling of black-coated clerks and unskilled labouring men. Simon the Jester The car slipped past a suburban station from which passengers were emerging—comfortable black-coated men such as he had once been. Huntingtower He seemed like a breath of real life in the great New York depot, surrounded by streams of black-coated, pale-cheeked men. The Tempting of Tavernake In the spacious foyer which led to the circular promenade, brilliantly dressed women mingled with black-coated men. Bel Ami Banged in open order before him were a full half-hundred of the enemy, bearded, black-coated, bandoliered, grim and stolid and ripe of years. On the Firing Line Many of the men now left their seats and began crowding about the piano—red cardinals, cavaliers, nobles, and black-coated guests looking over each other's shoulders. The Fortunes of Oliver Horn "And as for a second black-coated lover of mine, I am going to make a present of him to another lady with most singular disinterestedness." Barchester Towers But the old countryman, who had a hundred dollars in his pocket, proposed to spend it on something more showy and employed a solemn, black-coated, and much powdered bigwig. John Marshall and the Constitution; a chronicle of the Supreme court Half her vision gone with her glasses, she saw only a dim black-coated knowledge, near at hand, going perhaps to help her. Pointed Roofs Pilgrimage, Volume 1 Beneath this canopy of cloud a small phalanx of dusty, dishevelled-looking men and women were drawn up in the road, guarding, and encouraging with cheers, a tall, black-coated orator. The Patrician The black-coated guests, with superlative praise of the good time they had had, and with renewed thanks for the privilege, began to bid Fred, the Master of Ceremonies, good-night. The Fortunes of Oliver Horn Instead of 'showing up' the parsons, are we indulging in maudlin praises of that monstrous black-coated race? The Book of Snobs They had reached Cheapside before he was conscious to the full of the bizarre nature of this walk with his pretty young sister-in-law among all the bustling, black-coated mob of money-makers. Saint's Progress In some parts of the country there are numbers of these black-coated Squirrels and many think they are a different kind of Squirrel. The Burgess Animal Book for Children No policeman ever detects a desperate ruffian in a demure black-coated gentleman who day after day turns an iron gate upon its rusty hinge. A Book of Scoundrels A suave, black-coated young clerk hastened to the desk. Kingdom of the Blind Among the varieties of the Snob Clerical, the University Snob and the Scholastic Snob ought never to be forgotten; they form a very strong battalion in the black-coated army. The Book of Snobs He brought nothing with him from Fort Pitt except his horse, a black-coated, fine limbed thoroughbred, which he frankly confessed was all he could call his own. Betty Zane They are simply black-coated members of Happy Jack's family. The Burgess Animal Book for Children They were a mass of living beings, a crowd of black-coated dignitaries, not arranged in any impressive order. A Biography of Sidney Lanier The country to-day looks to its army and its navy to save it from the humiliation these black-coated parasites have encouraged, and yet even now we haven't a free hand. Kingdom of the Blind Gaily lighted cars offering glimpses of women in elaborate toilets and of their black-coated and white-shirted cavaliers thronged Piccadilly, bound for theatre or restaurant. Fire-Tongue He saw in the dim vista no khaki-clad army with flashing bayonets, but a long, thin line of black-coated men with sallow faces, clutching their money-bags. Kingdom of the Blind |
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