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• He called on me at the Bank. (10)
• A mist obscured the other bank. (7)
• He threw down two more bank notes. (12)
• My uncle took me once to the Bank. (22)
• I shall sit on the Board of my Bank. (10)
• I empowered him to sell out Bank stock. (10)
• The sand cliff shone like a bank of snow. (8)
• When I got to the Bank, the doors were shut. (22)
• Abrane is a funnel for pouring into that Bank. (10)
• I was all out of breath when I got to the bank. (8)
• Thrown out on the bank like a plucked water-lily! (8)
• Has your uncle no account of his own at the Bank? (22)
• I went to the Bank on my own business, mind that. (10)
• I still think his bank ought to have cashed that cheque. (8)
• Here are three young men lolling at ease on a grassy bank. (7)
• From the bank he drove to the office of the steamship line. (8)
• The common run of bank gravel must be screened and washed. (17)
• Did you ever watch a school of fishes coasting along a bank? (8)
• She noted carefully the river bank opposite the tall poplar. (8)
• He has not been near the Bank since that day; nor to his home. (22)
• Obtaining money with a cheque you knew your bank could not meet. (8)
• The fifty thousand francs are deposited in my bank in Brussels. (12)
• Suddenly a great bank of white smoke pushes upward from behind the wall. (1)
• He went back to the window, and suddenly saw her coming down to the bank. (8)
• Probably Edward happened to be at the Bank when fair Dahlia paid her visit. (10)
• Far away on the further; bank throbbed some huge machine, not stilled as yet. (8)
• He could just see it over the bank be hind; red, nearly round-a strange moon! (8)
• I fancy it is, that Victor stood against his paper at the table of the Bank. (10)
• It was then that his touch upon Bank money began to intoxicate him strangely. (22)
• I came at last to the river bank with its fringe of trees and willows and canes. (7)
• Prince, the Governor of the Bank of England, who consented to influence the King. (18)
• The Bank was two thousand pounds sterling to the good and the night was but begun. (18)
• At the close of the rites, several hours later, I resumed my movement against the bank. (7)
• At his bank he drew out L400; but waiting for the notes to be counted he suffered qualms. (8)
• Prince, the President of the Bank of England, at the court of Louis for five years past. (18)
• She went down to the river bank, and stood gazing at a moonstreak on the darkening water. (8)
• There was also a letter from the bank, requesting his signature on an enclosed document. (12)
• But on the day following the battle nearly 100 graves were dug on their bank of the river. (19)
• Winton stopped the car where the narrow lane branched down to the bank, and jumping out, ran. (8)
• I can see the general walking up and down the bank of a great river, waiting to speak to you. (18)
• They have reached the Owl Creek bridge, put it in order and built a stockade on the north bank. (1)
• For want of a bridge to cross it, she reached the opposite bank by the aid of a fallen tree-trunk. (19)
• Then he waded to the bank, scrambled to his feet, and drew out his moustachios to their curving ends. (10)
• It has a past and a future, like a deposit paid into a bank; and it is something that can be argued about. (8)
• He was seeking a branch of his London bank, and having found one, found also the first obstacle to his mood. (8)
• The Roumanian bank had now become flat, monotonous, and apparently deserted by everybody except the pickets. (20)
• He made his way into the Temple, left the book at his Chambers, and passed on down to the bank of Mother Thames. (8)
• In that case, if he would wire to his bank in London, they would be happy to oblige him on receipt of the reply. (8)
• Robert listened to his maundering account of his adventure with the Bank money, sternly replenishing his glass. (10)
• Robert listened to his maundering account of his adventure with the Bank money, sternly replenishing his glass. (22)
• They had come to the bank of the river, whose current quivered at that point in a scaly ripple in the moonlight. (9)
• The willows on the bank bent down like corn in a summer gale, and showed their leaves all white in the sunlight. (20)
• By diving I could evade the bullets and, swimming vigorously, reach the bank, take to the woods and get away home. (1)
• We turned our bows towards the bank at the ruined pier, when a sharp hail from the sentinel caused us to look up. (20)
• And how, when returning, and when there was a prospect of the Bank, where the money was to be paid in, being shut? (22)
• The house sat on the shelving bank of the river, surrounded by ragged nets, tar-smeared cauldrons, floats and spars. (18)
• Algernon was late at the Bank next day, and not cheerful, though he received his customary reprimand with submission. (22)
• Two lofty heights opposite West Point protected the eastern bank with frowning cannon that overlooked the whole valley. (18)
• Down that almost precipitous bank, Bothwell launched his horse, and so first, as they say, attracted the bright eyes of Mary. (2)
• Three bridges now cross the river between Pest on the left bank and Buda on the right, the two principal sections of the town. (20)
• After visiting his bank and his solicitors he struggled once more into his cab and caused it to be driven towards Millicent Villas. (8)
• The trees upon the bank were giant garden plants; he noted a definite order in their arrangement, inhaled the fragrance of their blooms. (1)
• Burnamy and Miss Triscoe rose from the grassy bank outside where they were sitting, and waited for the elders to get into their two-spanner. (9)
• We took in, at a glance, the larger features of the scene; and beheld, with half an eye, bloused fishers and dabbling washerwomen on the bank. (2)
• Having planned to put this amount into the bank, he could let it lie in their hands, as a loan, until the bank was established. (18)
• Often, again, when the tree reached from bank to bank, there was room by lying close to shoot through underneath, canoe and all. (2)
• The Danube is never really monotonous, for, apart from the ever-changing landscape, the life on the bank offers endless interest to the observer. (20)
• Fertile hills now skirt the west bank, and their sunny yellow slopes looked agreeably bright and warm after the heavy greens of the forest and swamp. (20)
• High grass-covered hills skirt the right bank, and here and there, at long distances apart, villages make irregular brown patches on the yellow slopes. (20)

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