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Meanings of inkstands in anglès
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escrivania 
Sinònims
Examples for "standish"
Examples for "standish"
1
Here is another letter of Niccolini that has lain in my standish this fortnight.
2
And Rose Standish immediately added the familiar quotation from the Geneva Bible:
3
The Indians had already learned to love and fear Captain Miles Standish.
4
Verena Standish lost her children to it, and now you'll lose Rachel.
5
Vivian Standish grasping the back of a chair, stared in furious amazement.
1
Mr. Spragg pressed the nib of his pen against the dust-coated inkstand.
2
Use an inkstand with broad base as being less liable to upset.
3
Here is an inkstand, here are pens and paper, here are wafers.
4
If I could only shy the inkstand at the English teacher's head!
5
She lingered in the room with the inkstand in her hand.
1
He took his best pencil and poked it down into the inkwell.
2
A bird-like peck at the inkwell, and the pen began to scratch-scratch-scratch.
3
My valise was there; I opened it and took out my inkwell.
4
As she stood up, something caught her eye, jammed in the inkwell.
5
The scribe nervously fingered the globular jade inkwell hanging from his neck.
Usage of inkstands in anglès
1
The papal inkstands were all glorious externally; but within the ink was vile.
2
On the table were also large metal inkstands and wooden money-coffers.
3
Very beautiful indeed are some of the old inkstands in their separate vase-like attachments.
4
Fill all the inkstands, and bring me several new pens.
5
Here were inkstands, sloping frames for writing on, and all the instruments of art.
6
Men of letters put their blood into their inkstands, but the sacrifice is poorly recognised.
7
That you will do anything, sweep, fill the inkstands, mucilage-bottles, run errands, and be generally useful.
8
And, of course, the feet of one's first rhino are always saved for cigar boxes or inkstands.
9
There was a period when Keith seriously believed that all specimens of the keramic art were inkstands in disguise.
10
What velvet-bound volumes, mother-of-pearl albums, inkstands representing beasts of the field, prie-dieu chairs, and wonderful knick-knacks I can recollect!
11
An old office room, with leather-covered chairs, and empty inkstands, and dry pens, and forgotten day-books of forgotten days!
12
The only persons one saw there were a couple of attendants who were laying out new pens and filling inkstands.
13
Indeed, in those days people did not dream of writing-tables, and inkstands, and portfolios, and easy chairs, and what not.
14
Bob showed his college diploma, and accepted a position filling inkstands in a lawyer's office at $15 a week.
15
In addition to the minerals used for cabinet specimens, etc., there is a great demand for making clocks, inkstands, and other objects.
16
There was a large table covered with numerous vials and beakers, scrolls and writing quills and inkstands, and a huge round scrying crystal.
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