1
When in good working trim, he weighed about a hundred and sixty pounds.
2
These mills here are not worth a d--n-except Clayton's-andit is not in full working trim yet.
3
In two days these were linked to long-distance wires; and in eleven days a two-thousand-line switchboard was in full working trim.
4
I must breathe the fogs of old England or the east-winds of Massachusetts, in order to put me into working trim.
5
Everything was in working trim, even to the concussor, stowed out of sight, but within easy reach, in its narrow basket.
6
Long ago, almost the moment he arrived, he had set his wheel in order, and got his waking-machine into working trim.
7
He soon restored it to working trim, and, by the time the hut was completed, had filled it with wood and got it lighted.
8
Not while the 5-octave Voice and the enveloping Prince Albert and the snow-white Necktie were in working Trim.
9
"By Thanksgiving time you ought to be in working trim to assume any large work I might think of, eh?" asked Uncle Ben.