Full Text Search Details
...he less connected, the less partisan, and academicians serve as Commissioners, not Chairmen. The Chairman's tenure normally overlaps with a specifi... ...the hands of a board of directors. Actual day to day control reverts to the company chairmen, president, chief executive or chief operating officer....

Full Text Search Details
...scientist in a modern laboratory. Or the insane detachment of a former NASA chairmen; lobbying for a few more hundred million dollars for their Sp...

Full Text Search Details
...he six gentle- men stepping into them, the word was privately given to the chairmen to go to Leicester Field, where the gentlemen were 148 Henry Esmo... ... disputants came about; and so all six entered into that fatal square, the chairmen standing with- out the railing and keeping the gate, lest any pers... ...ich was active, he may not have taken a good note of time), a cry from the chairmen without, who were smoking their pipes, and leaning over the railin... ...his terrified, thinking him dead; but Esmond and Colonel Westbury bade the chairmen come into the field; and so my lord was carried to one Mr. Aimes, ...

Full Text Search Details
... another minute Mr. Weller had made his way through the crowd, stopped the chairmen, and con fronted the portly Grummer. ‘Hollo, old gen’l’m’n!’ said... ...erpowered by numbers and taken prisoner. The procession then reformed; the chairmen re sumed their stations; and the march was re commenced. Mr. Pick... ...en first assaulted. In this order they reached the magistrate’s house; the chairmen trotting, the prisoners following, Mr. Pickwick oratorising, and t...

Full Text Search Details
...what torments and aggravations, and yet what delights were these! The very chairmen seemed favoured rivals as they bore her down the street. There nev... ...r hurried through the streets. Long stands of hackney chairs and groups of chairmen, compared with whom the coachmen of our day are gentle and polite,... ...froze, for very comfort’s sake. The solitary passenger was startled by the chairmen’s cry of ‘By your leave there!’ as two came trot ting past him wi... ...—To Clerkenwell, 208 Barnaby Rudge my good creatures, if you please!’ The chairmen were ren dered quite vivacious by having such a courteous burden,... ...were then sitting. Mingling in the crowd of carriages, horses, ser vants, chairmen, link boys, porters, and idlers of all kinds, they lounged about; ...

Full Text Search Details
... muster, told my sister where I was going, and caused 274 Stray Pearls my chairmen to carry me to the hospital. The streets were perfectly quiet then... ...e, which my tender-hearted Clement could not imitate. Eustace rejoined the chairmen and came back through the dark streets, while Clement walked at so...

Full Text Search Details
...ie asleep in the middle of the 36 Pictures from Italy day; or they may be chairmen waiting for their absent freight. If so, they have brought their c...

Full Text Search Details
...r the chair in which his lady rode, pursued by a grand huzza, from all the chairmen present, who wisely take the best care they can to discoun tenanc... ... four hours in his room with him alone; besides, sir, the behaviour of her chairmen shows what she was; for they did nothing but make jests all the ev... ...ered; but not before a small wrangling bout had passed between him and his chairmen; for the fellows, who had taken up their burden at the Hercules Pi...

Full Text Search Details
... I did not understand how to wait on her, they employed two great lubberly chairmen for that purpose; in a word, they managed the affair so well, that... ...alled Claude Anet (of whom I shall speak hereafter), a cook, and two hired chairmen when she visited, which seldom happened. This was a great deal to ... ...r heavy, she was carried in a chair, while I followed on foot. Fearing the chairmen would be fatigued, she got out about half-way, designing to walk t...

Full Text Search Details
..., in a close chair, and, without sending his name, desired ad mittance. The chairmen were dismissed; I put the chair, with his lordship in it, into m...

Full Text Search Details
..., let us say the way in which you—personally— secured the votes of certain chairmen of delegations— need I particularise further? Yes, those men—the w... ... you, Governor, that you can’t shout me down. I can put my hand on the two chairmen you bought before it’s dark to-day. I’ve had their depositions in ...

Full Text Search Details
...d man with a pitcher, ‘there isn’t nowhere. A harder one to work, nor a grudginer one to yield, there isn’t nowhere!’ This old man wore a long coat, s...

Full Text Search Details
...; cover me up with something. Stand before me!’ roared Mr. Winkle. But the chairmen were too much exhausted with laughing to afford him the slightest ...

Full Text Search Details
...pecial services. But I am driven to think that that connection between the chairmen of the committees 239 Trollope and the ministers which I have att...

Full Text Search Details
...e least heed of him. The arrivals quickly became numerous. More directors, chairmen of public companies, elderly ladies carrying bur- 515 Charles Dic... ...reater or less cause of complaint against Mr Dombey; and the Directors and Chairmen coincided in think- ing that if Dombey must marry, he had better h...

Full Text Search Details
...nd the calms of life. Booth, having opened the window, and summoned in two chairmen to his assistance, proceeded to search the house; but all to no pu...

Full Text Search Details
... I only sooner known that Marie Michon was so charming a crea- ture!” And he withdrew, sighing. 173 Dumas Chapter 21 The Abbe Scarron. THERE WA S ONC...

Full Text Search Details
...of the drawing-room. By a sedan-chair all this danger was evaded: your two chairmen marched right into the hall: the hall-door was closed; and not unt...

Full Text Search Details
... servants for it, the Grecians not having skill enough to make it, as also chairmen to carry him, being infirm in body, to the seaside. Not to mention...

Full Text Search Details
...Maintenon apparently asked permission to go away, for the King cried, “The chairmen of Madame!” They came and took her away; in less than a quarter of...

Full Text Search Details
...he six gentle- men stepping into them, the word was privately given to the chairmen to go to Leicester Field, where the gentlemen were 150 Henry Esmo... ... disputants came about; and so all six entered into that fatal square, the chairmen standing with- out the railing and keeping the gate, lest any pers... ...ich was active, he may not have taken a good note of time), a cry from the chairmen without, who were smoking their pipes, and leaning over the railin... ...his terrified, thinking him dead; but Esmond and Colonel Westbury bade the chairmen come into the field; and so my lord was carried to one Mr. Aimes, ...

Full Text Search Details
...s managers, that they would consult its credit and success by choosing its chairmen as often as possible within the circle of literature and the arts;...

Full Text Search Details
... James’s gate: Such heavy thoughts lay brooding in her breast, Not her own chairmen with more weight oppress’d: They curse the cruel weight they’re do...

Full Text Search Details
...e least heed of him. The arrivals quickly became numerous. More directors, chairmen of public companies, elderly ladies carrying bur- 105 Charles Dic... ...reater or less cause of complaint against Mr Dombey; and the Directors and Chairmen coincided in think- ing that if Dombey must marry, he had better h...

Full Text Search Details
...e “Turk’s Head.” The crowd of periwigged heads at the windows—the swearing chairmen round the steps (the blazoned and 10 Thackeray coronalled panels ...

Full Text Search Details
...how- ever, seems more easy to learn than that of masons and bricklay- ers. Chairmen in London, during the summer season, are said sometimes to be empl... ... the same rank in England. But it seems to be otherwise with potatoes. The chairmen, porters, and coal- heavers in London, and those unfortunate women...

Full Text Search Details
... seeing that on all sides of him men had abandoned the idea of squareness. Chairmen, directors, members of Parliament, ambassadors,—all the world, as ...

Full Text Search Details
... the Londoners strong.’ Johnson. ‘Why, Sir, I don’t know that it does. Our Chairmen from Ireland, who are as strong men as any, have been brought up u...

Full Text Search Details
... not affect him deeply. He was called Drummond, and had his place near the chairmen, whose humours he seemed to relish. The ears of Mr. Raikes were le...