Sentence for craye | Use craye in a sentence

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• And Colonel De Craye! (10)
• De Craye nodded. (10)
• De Craye came out. (10)
• She said to De Craye. (10)
• De Craye hummed an air. (10)
• Colonel De Craye did not! (10)
• De Craye took out his watch. (10)
• De Craye had passed a carriage. (10)
• We had been six months at Craye. (10)
• Horace De Craye crowed cordially. (10)
• De Craye dismissed that chicanery. (10)
• De Craye strolled through the garden. (10)
• De Craye wished to look at Miss Dale. (10)
• Her mind reposed on Colonel De Craye. (10)
• Willoughby went in search of De Craye. (10)
• De Craye was heartily unhappy at the sight. (10)
• Colonel De Craye passed a fly before he met me . (10)
• De Craye asked whether Crossjay had been caught. (10)
• Laetitia came to divide her from Colonel De Craye. (10)
• Perhaps we need not have left Craye or Creckholt . (10)
• Willoughby turned sharp on De Craye: he was there. (10)
• De Craye looked with a wandering eye at the heavens. (10)
• Craye and Creckholt may have been some lesson to him. (10)
• De Craye bowed, but did not remove his eyes from her. (10)
• Vanity and judgement led De Craye to guess the former. (10)
• De Craye called to Willoughby for a book of the trains. (10)
• De Craye crested his plumes under the agreeable banter. (10)
• You shot darts at Colonel De Craye: you tried to sting. (10)
• De Craye said to her, keenly smiling with a parted mouth. (10)
• De Craye is a man of the world, and advised it, I suppose. (10)
• Colonel De Craye bowed to her, but she would not be foiled. (10)
• Colonel De Craye followed, pulling an end of his moustache. (10)
• In the passage to the scullery he ran against Colonel De Craye. (10)
• He implored his Power that Horace De Craye might not be the man! (10)
• They were slightly dissenting as De Craye stepped into the hall. (10)
• De Craye opened an envelope and went upstairs to scribble a line. (10)
• But she was not excused for making a confidential friend of De Craye. (10)
• That also had been traced for a route on the map of Colonel De Craye. (10)
• Colonel De Craye, I have not the slightest chance of concealment with you. (10)
• Soon after the plunge her first object of meditation was Colonel De Craye. (10)
• Clara felt the thread of the look he cast from herself to Colonel De Craye. (10)
• De Craye was in the first carriage as escort to the ladies Eleanor and Isabel. (10)
• And how did Colonel De Craye find her and bring her back, with that old Flitch? (10)
• And in this mood she ran down-stairs and met Colonel De Craye on the station steps. (10)
• Vernon and De Craye retired upon the arrival of the wine; and Dr. Middleton sipped. (10)
• Subsequently she looked at De Craye vacantly, like a person awakened, but she looked. (10)
• We saw your fair Middleton and Colonel de Craye at a distance as we entered the park. (10)
• The loyalty of De Craye to a friend, where a woman walked in the drama, was notorious. (10)
• She was not permitted to feel lonely, for she was immediately joined by Colonel De Craye. (10)
• Last night he had proposed to De Craye to take Miss Middleton for a ride the next afternoon. (10)
• De Craye, with his ready comprehension of circumstances, turned aside unseen among the shrubs. (10)
• As for De Craye, Willoughby recollected his own exploits too proudly to put his trust in a man. (10)
• In the hopefulness of the idea, Willoughby suffered De Craye to go on his chance unaccompanied. (10)
• There was an interchange between Colonel De Craye and Miss Middleton; spontaneous on both sides. (10)
• Either she had guessed it, or Clara had confided to her the treacherous passion of Horace De Craye. (10)
• Colonel De Craye walked at the heels of his leader to make his bow to the ladies Eleanor and Isabel. (10)
• Poor dear Fredi would have to crown it like the May-day posy of the urchins of Craye Farm and Creckholt! (10)
• Headache or none, Colonel De Craye must be thinking strangely of her; she had not shown him any sign of illness. (10)
• Colonel De Craye assiduously courted him, was anecdotal, deferential, charmingly vivacious, the very man the Rev. (10)
• Colonel De Craye coming up from the smoking-room, met her and noticed the state of her eyelids, as he wished her goodnight. (10)
• And De Craye had an Irish tongue; and he had it under control, so that he could talk good sense and airy nonsense at discretion. (10)
• She conversed with De Craye of the polite and the political world, throwing off her personal burden completely, and charming him. (10)
• Her stress on the word and her look thrilled De Craye; for there had been a long conversation between the young lady and the dame. (10)
• Before the termination of that space De Craye was enchanting Mrs. Mountstuart, and she in consequence was restored to her natural wit. (10)
• He paced about, anxious for his departure, and seeming better pleased with the society of Colonel De Craye than with that of any of the others. (10)
• He could not help interrupting De Craye to point at Vernon through the window, striding this way and that, evidently on the hunt for young Crossjay. (10)
• He had hitherto aimed at a picturesque tolerance of her vindictiveness; under suffering, both at Craye and Creckholt; and he had been really forgiving. (10)
• She had been led to it by meeting Clara and De Craye at her cottage-gate, and finding them as fluent and laughter-breathing in conversation as friends. (10)
• Colonel De Craye spied eagerly for an opportunity of exchanging a pair of syllables with the third and fairest party of this glorious expedition to come. (10)

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