1
She is going there to copy it, not to philander with Alec.
2
Don't go and philander with those girls at Heavitree.
3
Philandering with politics?-whenthere was this flower for the gathering!
4
The collector, in white linen and canvas shoes, philandered with papers on an antique desk.
5
Smoking in the bottom of Mr. Thorne's ha-ha, or philandering with some of those Miss Chadwicks.
6
He is in love with Juanita and he found out this stranger has been philandering with her.
7
The Countess at this time, if not engaged philandering with Prosper, was troubled on the northern borders.
8
Mrs. Hopkins was philandering with curl-papers.
9
As it passed out of sight they saw William Philander with his hand still tight on his olfactory organ.
10
"Are you philandering with me, sir?" She was imprudently startled into asking.
11
Only think what the Thornes will say if they hear that their parish clergyman spends his whole time philandering with this woman.
12
"Manton may have philandered with her; undoubtedly he takes a personal interest in all his stars."
13
Had Helen been a gossip she might have added that Rangely had acquired the reputation of being always philandering with some woman or other.
14
"He has been philandering with Jeanne," she said, "and his magnificent conscience is taking him out into the North Sea."