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• The process had begun. (8)
• Soames watched the process uneasily. (8)
• It is a natural process of compensation. (12)
• Raikes watched the process sardonically. (10)
• In process of time the money seemed less abundant. (9)
• I let him see I was not going through that process. (10)
• The process is what we call consideration and decision. (1)
• The process was unconscious, and has been called idealism. (8)
• Not a finger must be raised to hinder the process of the Law. (8)
• This process was not a haphazard one, but followed fixed rules. (3)
• The farmer commenced his usual process of sitting upon the idea. (10)
• No doubt he had searched, but the process had brought him nothing. (8)
• The process of thinning down is still going on, as this indicates. (17)
• James, a slow and thorough eater, stopped the process of mastication. (8)
• In the process of time he had grown to lead a more and more secluded life. (9)
• I want you to go to New York next week and look after that Lafflin process. (9)
• The process was gradual, but I have not the excuse that it was unconscious. (16)
• It is neither hampered by the Law nor by the slow process of popular election. (8)
• It appeared so to her now, though not by any consecutive process of reasoning. (10)
• The process, then, for estimating the heat loss from a room is as follows: 1. (17)
• Why is Imitation a logical process toward securing Unity in musical construction? (3)
• Their spirits partly succumbed to him by a process too lengthened to explain here. (10)
• To wash up in August became for Noel a process which taxed her strength and enthusiasm. (8)
• At this period there was no suspicion of any grand revolt being in process of development. (10)
• For fifteen years Cecilia had been furnishing her house; the process approached completion. (8)
• The mental distilling process sets in later, and then you have irony instead of eloquence. (10)
• That some one, her process of reasoning informed her, was necessarily an English young lady. (10)
• There is no chemical process; so far as my knowledge goes, that does not make waste products. (8)
• Give an idea of the process by which music becomes an art and what the principles of music are. (3)
• They need (our English) and will for the ages of the process of their transformation need a queen. (10)
• It was Miss Cotton, who, while this process of quiescing lasted, appeared not to know Mrs. Brinkley. (9)
• They passed on and caught the profile of the ninth baronet, in counterfeitment of the kneeling process. (8)
• By some mysterious process his mind reverted for the first time that day to the photograph of Mary Matthews. (1)
• A great author through the process of growing great has become known to increasing numbers of his countrymen. (14)
• He protested he had reason to think the earl was humanizing, though he might be killing a woman in the process. (10)
• There she watched the process of the tortures to be applied to herself, and hardened her senses for the ordeal. (10)
• Exhalation of vapours was a wholesome process to him, and somebody who gave them shape and hue a beneficent Iris. (10)
• Miss Vance went on, speaking out the process of reasoning in her mind, rather than any conclusions she had reached. (9)
• By some extraordinary process he contrived to cast a sort of glory round the burly person of Farmer Blaize himself. (10)
• In process of time, they may perhaps be made the Sheriff-Substitute and Fountain of Justice at Lerwick or Tobermory. (2)
• They had been obliged to take the secretary of the hotel into their confidence, in the process of paying their bill. (9)
• Beauchamp would not be taught that though they were yoked they stood at the opposite ends of the process of evolution. (10)
• She saw him attempt most ridiculously to impel the trunk upwards by a similar process, and thought it time to interfere. (10)
• It would have been more difficult to put these down, if the process had not been so largely, so almost entirely subjective. (9)
• Official investigation had failed to reveal anything definite about the work, which was said to be in process of printing. (16)
• In the process of time he came so far to trust his experience of me, that he formed the habit of giving me an annual supper. (9)
• Previous to the relaxation, by amendment, of a certain legal process, this class was held to represent the austerity of the country. (10)
• In process of time, the trees grew higher and gave shade to the cottage, and the evergreens sprang up and turned the dell into a thicket. (2)
• His daily acts are ordered, not by any complex process of reasoning, but by a continuous process of very elemental feeling. (16)
• It is a shockingly practical process, I admit; but then, we are a shockingly practical people, who prefer sordid results to inspired theories. (16)
• They can understand that process; it is simple, usual, satisfying; it squares with their primitive conception of justice as a form of revenge. (16)
• The process is probably not at all different, and to the philosophical mind the kind of result is unimportant; the process is everything. (9)
• The thinning-down process continued, until we developed the frame dwelling of balloon construction which is practically built of 2 by 4 pieces throughout. (17)
• There were trees enough outside the town, cloud-swept hollows, tangled brakes of furze just coming into bloom, where it could preside over the process of Spring. (8)

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