1
She found herself excluded from Washington society by various cliques of women.
2
Surrounded by these cliques, the emperors became in most cases powerless figureheads.
3
The clan spirit among the different boyish cliques at school revived again.
4
The struggles and intrigues of cliques against each other continued as before.
5
She thought about Stanford-theacademic cliques, the gorgeous football players, the socialites.
1
Rebellion was in the blood of the king and the court clique.
2
The Montgomery clique was of course a continual thorn in her side.
3
But enough of unsavory him: the clique remained and treasured his doctrine.
4
Colonel Beston is always with your particular clique-andshe is very unhappy.
5
He and his little clique don't own the earth in fee simple.
6
Now the characteristic juvenile group is the clique numbering five or six.
7
For the stoic clique, Desmaison's latest publicity stunt constituted the final straw.
8
The clique which had rated his reticence stingy was eager to believe.
9
Ethan wasn't part of Sutton's clique, nor did he want to be.
10
It's very demanding, being in the most popular clique at Ashton Prep.
11
It came either from Galloway or from some one of his clique.
12
The railroad gang, bonanza barons, and banking clique, sweep the threshing floor.
13
But no one in his clique supported him when it was revealed.
14
You've moved in a small and rarefied clique so far, my dear.
15
Being attached to no clique he met with silence or hostility everywhere.
16
A governing class, or rather clique, was the first to become differentiated.
