Significats de occasional remarks en anglès

At last, through occasional remarks and opinions, light began to shine through.

The busier chickadees and creepers searched the twigs and trunks, interpolating occasional remarks.

Garvey rattled on and Shorthouse listened with occasional remarks thrown in.

He had heard occasional remarks of his elders about Jethro.

Which is the easiest and most practicable plan, RECONCILIATION or INDEPENDANCE; With some occasional remarks.

Plenty grumbling, many meals to-day, with many black looks and occasional remarks in English: 'Grub no good.'

Some further idea of his views may, however, be gathered from occasional remarks in his letters.]

All that my own egotism appropriates in the book are some occasional remarks, the natural result of practical experience.

Between them stood the crew who slouched in the half-open wheel-house door and exchanged occasional remarks with the pilot.

With some occasional remarks.

They could never be friends, but they would meet, they would sit in the same rooms, they would exchange occasional remarks.

At first I was rather disturbed by his occasional remarks, and a few murmured Amens; but I soon got used to it.

Like husbands, too, they developed a sort of philosophy as to the early morning, and would only make occasional remarks, such as:

And at once he commenced reading this biography of his "accused," making occasional remarks, and explaining what he had written.

They drove on steadily and slowly, the silence only interrupted by occasional remarks of Elinor's companions, as they offered her some assistance.

All this Gertrude gathered from the conversations they sometimes had, from occasional remarks, and from her intense delight when letters from home came.