Migolaf waylaid the Iguodalan Dwarves and cursed the high cleric to an eternity of feeble-mindedness using the mighty scepter known as... The Foolmaker. I got to get a selfie.
Mrs. Beecher Bain, large, smiling, diffuse, reached out parenthetically from the incoming throng on her threshold to waylay Bernald with the question as he was about to move past her in the wake of his companion.
But can you do that? Are there ports that-where you can actually safely unload ships? Are there roads where you can run trucks with cargo that won't be waylaid, that won't be hijacked?
The male was waylaid by seven robbers, and the guard shot three dead, and then got shot dead himself by the other four, in consequence of the failure of his ammunition.
And as a cherry on top, anytime he and his men let their guard down, they'd get attacked, or have their stuff nicked, or get waylaid or some other mischief.
Because she's ripped from the 1940s noir world, her narrative borrows heavily from the likes of " Double Indemnity" , with her older husband being waylaid by a stroke.
He speculated on every sentiment, created special departments for little boys and girls, and waylaid the passing mothers with distributions of chromo-lithographs and air-balls for the children.