baton

"Then give me a baton," she responded, springing to her feet.

Oh, I'll have to send you to the provost-martial at Baton Rouge and let you settle that with him.

Then the conductor, seeing that the incident was over, raised his baton.

As he did so, I loosed a cry of alarm and almost dropped the baton.

In his hand was a baton which he brandished demoniacally at an orchestra of his own.

Wave the baton with right hand (forefinger extended) left, right, left and right.

Glory and the field-marshal's baton, after fifty-one years of hard work!

Instead of trailing the ever onward Parade, she juggled the Baton at the head of the Push.

He had telegraphed to Baton Rouge for the police to search the steamer on her arrival.

He tapped the music-stand sharply, raised his baton, and then went on talking.