...know. The light is here. Phil is going to New York." CHAPTER II SEVERED COMPANIONSHIP ELIZA BREWSTER could count on the fingers of one hand the number of times that tears had escaped her pale eyes. She had always felt for those who wept easily, the same leniency...

...been dallying with the thought for days). And Ricardo, — what did she know of him, really? . . . You could count on the fingers of one hand the number of times they had met. ... A stranger, — who from to-night . . . The memory of his triumphant possessive glance...

...head in obedience. But London is too big a place for accidents like that to happen very often. She could count on the fingers of one hand the number of times that she had run into Richard solely by accident. It was silly to wait for chance to throw him in her...

...Committee on Zone Examinations of the NAIC — for fear of retaliation by the examining force. Indeed, we could count on the fingers of one hand the number of executives who have erer made an issue out of the flagrant abuses perpetrated in zone examinations...

...obeying the mandate of the law. When it came to 10(j), in the 5 years I was at the Board, I think I could count on the fingers of one hand the number of times they resorted to 10(j). Mr. COOPER. Well, in almost 26 years of practice in this field, I could be...

...obeying the mandate of the law. When it came to 10(j), in the 5 years I was at the Board, I think I could count on the fingers of one hand the number of times they resorted to 10(j). Mr. COOPER. Well, in almost 26 years of practice in this field, I could be...

...point is that this responsibility leaves you very little time for legislative undertakings. I imagine I could count on the Fingers of one hand the number of times I have attended sessions of the Rules Committee this year, or not much more the fingers of both hands...

...he liked Schwarzkopf; maybe not. It was difficult to say because he hardly ever spoke. His buddies could count on the fingers of one hand the number of times he actually uttered something. Buck had chosen KY for the team after noticing that the soldiers in...

...about Himself and His plans for us. Certainly such a "God's book" would claim that truth about itself. We could count on the fingers of one hand the number of books in the world which seriously made such a claim; this narrowed the field considerably. We also...

...responsibility of juries. In those five years, I do not know how many hundred jury cases I presided over, but I could count on the fingers of one hand the number of times when I seriously thought the jury was wrong, not just that we might reasonably disagree, but that something...