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Let an interval elapse between the filling of succeeding pipes.
TOBACCO; ITS HISTORY, VARIETIES, CULTURE, MANUFACTURE AND COMMERCEE. R. BILLINGS.The publishers thought also that some time might elapse before a second edition would be called for.
BRITISH HIGHWAYS AND BYWAYS FROM A MOTOR CARTHOMAS D. MURPHYHours must elapse before that tiny figure, provided it were approaching, could reach the solitary palm.
DOPESAX ROHMERWhen this occurred, the time that was to elapse between Laura's marriage and her return to the ranks was shortened to one week.
HILDASARAH JEANETTE DUNCANIt was a creed in which Sabatier had absolute faith, and the passing week was merely an interval which must elapse before success.
THE LIGHT THAT LURESPERCY BREBNERHe had said that at least a month must elapse before it would be safe to make an attempt to leave Paris.
THE LIGHT THAT LURESPERCY BREBNERBut how much time would elapse before that release would be completed?
TOILERS OF THE SEAVICTOR HUGOMy first thought was of the length of time which must elapse before I saw my mother again.
AUTOBIOGRAPHICAL REMINISCENCES WITH FAMILY LETTERS AND NOTES ON MUSICCHARLES GOUNODI allowed at least half a minute to elapse before I even lifted up my eyes.
LAVENGROGEORGE BORROWIt was now again the hurricane season, and some time would probably elapse before the pirates would venture to put to sea.
THE MISSING SHIPW. H. G. KINGSTONWORDS RELATED TO ELAPSE
- aviated
- barnstormed
- bent the throttle
- buzzed
- circled
- circumnavigated
- climbed
- controlled
- crossed
- darted
- dashed
- dived
- drifted
- flat-hated
- fleeted
- flitted
- floated
- fluttered
- glided
- hopped
- hovered
- hurried
- jet out
- jet over
- jetted
- maneuvered
- mounted
- operated
- piloted
- reached
- remained aloft
- rushed
- sailed
- scudded
- seagulled
- shot
- skimmed
- skirted
- sky out
- soared
- sped
- swooped
- took a hop
- took flight
- took off
- took wing
- traveled
- whisked
- whizzed
- whooshed
- wing in
- winged
- zipped
- zoomed
- aviates
- barnstorms
- bends the throttle
- buzzes
- circles
- circumnavigates
- climbs
- controls
- crosses
- darts
- dashes
- dives
- drifts
- flat-hats
- fleets
- flits
- floats
- flutters
- glides
- hops
- hovers
- hurries
- jet out
- jet over
- jets
- maneuvers
- mounts
- operates
- pilots
- reaches
- remains aloft
- rushes
- sails
- scuds
- seagulls
- shoots
- skims
- skirts
- sky out
- soars
- speeds
- swoops
- takes a hop
- takes flight
- takes off
- takes wing
- travels
- whisks
- whizzes
- whooshes
- wing in
- wings
- zips
- zooms
- alternate
- be in sequence
- bowl
- circle
- circumduct
- coil
- curve
- drape
- drive
- eddy
- elapse
- enfold
- entwine
- envelop
- flow
- fold
- follow
- furl
- go around
- go past
- gyrate
- gyre
- impel
- pass
- pirouette
- pivot
- propel
- reel
- rock
- rotate
- run
- spin
- spiral
- succeed
- swaddle
- swathe
- swing around
- swirl
- swivel
- trundle
- twirl
- twist
- undulate
- wheel
- whirl
- wind
- wrap
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