Whiting

I had Jerry King ploughing in cow-peas at Cherokee, and he is a fine boatman, so I told Bonaparte to have my little dugout canoe which I call the Whiting ready for me at the wharf at 10 o'clock, with Jerry to row me.

A Woman Rice Planter 1914

It's possible that, unlike Robinson, there was no evidence offered that the workers in Whiting were generally able to help themselves to safety harnesses when needed.

Fourth Department 2006

The underlying facts in Whiting are not set forth in great detail in the opinion.

Labor Law 2006

It's possible that, unlike Robinson, there was no evidence offered that the workers in Whiting were generally able to help themselves to safety harnesses when needed.

Labor Law 2006

The underlying facts in Whiting are not set forth in great detail in the opinion.

Fourth Department 2006

It's all vague memory, though, with no sense of time to it; I couldn't tell you when it was that I came face to face with Harry East, and we spoke, but I know that it was near Wheeler's curtain, where I'd been talking with two officers called Whiting and Thomson, and a rather pretty girl called Bella Blair was sitting not far away reading a poem to some of the children.

Fiancée 2010

Stephen Fiorini, with Fimat Canada in Calgary, called the Whiting refinery's increased appetite for sweet crude a "microfactor" in determining futures prices.

Nymex Crude-Oil Benchmark 2007

It's all vague memory, though, with no sense of time to it; I couldn't tell you when it was that I came face to face with Harry East, and we spoke, but I know that it was near Wheeler's curtain, where I'd been talking with two officers called Whiting and Thomson, and a rather pretty girl called Bella Blair was sitting not far away reading a poem to some of the children.

Flashman In The Great Game Fraser, George MacDonald, 1925- 1975

It's all vague memory, though, with no sense of time to it; I couldn't tell you when it was that I came face to face with Harry East, and we spoke, but I know that it was near Wheeler's curtain, where I'd been talking with two officers called Whiting and Thomson, and a rather pretty girl called Bella Blair was sitting not far away reading a poem to some of the children.

Flashman In The Great Game Fraser, George MacDonald, 1925- 1975

Holland, who by steering so as to make the castle cover or hide the church thereby avoid a dangerous sandbank called the Whiting,

Vanishing England 1892