Предложения со словосочетанием «tenis fast»

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• Be the First Born gods or mortals, they are a powerful race, and we are as fast in their clutches as though we were already dead.
• She was fast, cat-quick and every bit as agile.
• He was bound fast to the parapet with cords.
• Topsails would be a nuisance and a danger for a crew of two, so I heaved the topmasts on deck and lashed them fast.
• Щеголяли придумками, как-то: «fortuna non penis in manibus non tenis», что, видимо, в переводе означало: судьба не член, в руках не удержишь.
• His fingers snapped fast like iron fangs.
• The tables being corrected, I sailed on with self-reliance unshaken, and with my tin clock fast asleep.
• Even a rock once drifted to Keeling, held fast among the roots of a tree.
• Along this I could perhaps hold my own, for I was a fast runner, and in excellent condition.
• March 30 was for me a fast-day in honor of them.
• One more frantic effort I made with my fast ebbing strength.
• They are fast coming to rack and ruin." A sigh of profound regret followed.
• That the light of her life was fast flickering before going out, that God had breathed His breath into her existence and taken it away again, and that her sun had shone brilliantly and was setting for ever, she clearly understood.
• Phaidor and I were taken below decks, where, still fast bound, we were thrown into a small compartment which contained a single port-hole.
• She was breathing a little fast.
• Howard sat near the binnacle and watched the compass while the sloop held her course so steadily that one would have declared that the card was nailed fast.
• At two in the morning the boat's bow touched the beach of our own inner cove and I staggered out to make the painter fast.
• Now he was pale and wild-eyed, gasping as he breathed like one who has run far and fast.
• At least a dozen outlaw bands, all with fast contragravity, had been camped inside the zone.
• In a word, at daybreak on the morning of December 11 the Spray ran hard and fast on the beach.
• Calling to Maud to cease lowering, I went on deck and made the watch-tackle fast to the mast with a rolling hitch.
• Human sperm, it reported, could now be fast frozen and stored indefinitely.
• She ducked, fast as lighting, and it sailed over her out onto the waterfront.
• The man reached out behind him, drew one of the swords and swung at Berren, vicious and fast.
• Perhaps it was even less time than that, but it seemed a long while, for under great excitement one lives fast, and in a few seconds one may think a great deal of one's past life.
• Why, for reward like that I will come and fast too!
• At half-past ten everybody was on board, even Top and Jup, and Herbert weighed the anchor, which was fast in the sand near the mouth of the Mercy.
• But over the top, the constant howl held Berren fast.
• Fastening one end of a heavy tackle to the windlass, and with the other end fast to the butt of the foretopmast, I began to heave.
• When they were fast, bow and stern, and the two uninjured men prepared to come aboard, the hunter picked up his rifle as if to place it in a secure position.
• As fast as he went, however, I was still beside him, urging him on to greater speed.
• Forty paces in front of him a man seemed to be running in the dark, a sort of shadow was moving very fast.
• He pushed on as fast as he could, across the square until they reached the two enormous curved bronze swords that rose up out of the stones to mark the entrance to the Avenue of Emperors.
• In the communication screen, somebody was yelling, "Give them another one for Milt Hennant!" and his father was urging him to get in fast, before they recovered.
• He was quite out of himself, and I noticed the unconscious movement of his lips as he shaped word for word as fast as she uttered them.
• Of course, they could get them fast enough, they have plenty of money.
• This proved to be our destination, and the great ship was soon made fast against the steep shore.
• The wind blowing out of Union Bay she ran before it, and thus showed her owners, much to their satisfaction, that she possessed a remarkably fast pair of heels, according to Pencroft's mode of speaking.
• Maud made fast and returned to the windlass.
• Mike Shanlee and Klem Zareff, old enemies, were now fast friends.
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• And when they thought of the valuables which this storeroom contained, the patience so much recommended by the engineer, fast changed into great irritation, and there certainly was room for it.
• His fists were pressed against the wall, right and left of the man, holding him fast, as though they had been drilled through him, crucifying him.
• The Martinez was sinking fast, for the water was very near.
• While all his ship was getting drunk as fast as it could, he remained sober.
• He had not taken his gaze from his son, and still held it fast.
• I don't offer you brandy, you're keeping the fast.
• No, if the robber had been someone like me, he'd simply have put the envelope straight in his pocket and got away with it as fast as he could.
• They bought almost anything, as fast as it came out.
• He wanted to push the being away from him but the silver-crystal fingers held him fast.
• He walked fast beside Rakitin as though in a terrible hurry.
• He felt the halyards with his hands and discovered that I had not made them fast.
• Tackles were made fast and lines flung to the men, who scrambled aboard like monkeys.
• Making the watch-tackle fast, I hove on the windlass and brought in the mast, inch by inch, till its top tilted down to the deck and finally its whole length lay on the deck.
• As fast as the prisoners came over the rail they were marshalled forward to the forecastle by our hunters, while our sailors hoisted in the boats, pell-mell, dropping them anywhere upon the deck and not stopping to lash them.
• One was that these brutes could not run as fast as a man in the open.
• Time flew fast those days in Australia, and it was December 6,1896, when the Spray sailed from Sydney.
• By crossing and lashing the ends of two spars, and then elevating them in the air like an inverted "V," I could get a point above the deck to which to make fast my hoisting tackle.
• We travelled very fast and very far due south until the morning of the fifth day we sighted a great fleet of battleships sailing north.
• The Spray's good luck followed fast.
• Only among the seats are there left any of your fighting-men, and they and the slave women are fast being cut down.
• Berren waited until they were gone, then jumped down into the yard, bolted for the open gate, and fled into the night as fast as he could.
• She walking fast, but as soon as Alyosha caught her up she said quickly: "No, before that woman I can't punish myself!
• It was for me now to hurry on as fast as possible, and so to reassure them.
• Such phenomena were sinking fast into his mind, to grow and ripen there even as it grew and ripened.
• Meanwhile the heat had decreased, and everything in nature had revived a little, since the sun was fast declining towards the forest.
• Father monks, why do you fast?
• In the same way on the Saturday we have to fast till three o'clock, and then take a little bread and water and drink a single cup of wine.
• He rushed forward as fast as his legs could carry him, he shouted and he laughed.
• His hand closed around his neck and drew him gently towards him, holding him still and fast.
• And behold, here was the sloop, arrived, and made securely fast to a pier in Rodriguez.
• From this snug little place I made sail for Devonport, a thriving place on the river Mersey, a few hours' sail westward along the coast, and fast becoming the most important port in Tasmania.
• In the soft garment which it wore stood a body, like the body of a young birch tree, swaying on feet set fast together.
• This would not do for a draw-knife, so he laid hold of the running part, hove taut, and made fast.
• Alyosha walked slowly after him towards Mihailovsky Street, and for a long time he saw the child running in the distance as fast as ever, not turning his head and no doubt still keeping up his tearful wail.
• It was the beginning of Lent, and Markel would not fast, he was rude and laughed at it.
• Everything in readiness, I made a line fast to the apex of the shears and carried it directly to the windlass.
• Freder seized him by the arm and dragged him out with him, out of the great pump-works of the New Tower of Babel, holding him fast as he reeled.
• I carried on sail to make the harbor before dark, and she fairly flew along, all covered with snow, which fell thick and fast, till she looked like a white winter bird.
• He was thrown off his balance and talked extremely fast, as though afraid he would not be allowed to say all he had to say.
• Berren started shovelling it into his mouth as fast as he could.

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