reviews

Socialism was talked about in the reviews: some of us knew that an obscure Socialist movement was stirring into life in London.

Personal prejudice is not so common in reviews as the ignorant public thinks.

It was used as a place of exercise, as a parade ground and place for reviews.

He may consult with profit the Reviews of the last twenty-five years in reference to English political affairs.

It is a pity that M. Bayle should have seen only the reviews of this admirable work, which are to be found in the journals.

It is certainly true that to trace direct returns from reviews is often difficult.

We again relapsed into the quiet of camp life, and began our customary drills and reviews.

The papers were severe in their reviews of the play, but most gracious to all the players, particularly to me.

He was a frequent contributor to various magazines and reviews, and assisted Walter Bagehot in ed.

As long as he wrote plays, reviews, history and criticism he was working for hire.