7.A week before that, a bill which would require free access to government-financed research after six months had begun to wend its way through Congress.
10.And specially, from every shire's end In England, down to Canterbury they wend To seek the holy blissful martyr, quick In giving help to them when they were sick.
11.And my indicator this week is 1,800. That is the minimum number of songs being targeted in this massive music copyright lawsuit that's currently wending its way through the legal system.
12.Ron emerged from the trapdoor, looked around carefully, spotted Harry and made directly for him, or as directly as he could while having to wend his way between tables, chairs and overstuffed pouffes.
13.They joined the throng, wending their way between the Ministry workers, some of whom were carrying tottering piles of parchment, others battered briefcases; still others were reading the Daily Prophet as they walked.
14.If your office still uses internal mail, with those special envelopes that have people's names crossed out as they wend their way round an organisation, you are in a corporate period drama.
15.They went out of the courtyard into the road and had scarcely taken twenty steps when they ran across a priest in a woven cassock, who was wending his way homeward.
16.' Beguiling the time with these pleasant reflections, Mr. Fagin wended his way, through mud and mire, to his gloomy abode: where the Dodger was sitting up, impatiently awaiting his return.
十九世纪冒险故事 Thrilling Adventures By Land And Sea by James O. Brayman
17.I watched them until their dusky forms disappeared over a neighboring hill; then, taking off my skates, I wended my way to the house, with feelings which may be better imagined than described.
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18.Once the horse had settled, Ghost loped along easily beside him. Jon caught up to Mormont as he was wending his way around a hawthorn thicket. " Is the bird away" ? the Old Bear asked.
19.As Tom wended to school after breakfast, he was the envy of every boy he met because the gap in his upper row of teeth enabled him to expectorate in a new and admirable way.
20.Bagman hurried alongside Harry as they began to wend their way out of the growing maze.Harry had the feeling that Bagman was going to start offering to help him again, but just then, Krum tapped Harry on the shoulder.