That last part's a sly dig at herself for tarrying too long at the practice rink the day she was supposed to take her driver's test.
12.
He was not only an eminent man of letters but also a very social being, fond of tarrying with old friends and making new ones, some with exalted status.
13.
More study led the Millerites to believe that they had entered the " tarrying time " a time of waiting after which Christ would finally return spoken of in and.
14.
De Witt sent letters to the fleet, but not to congratulate Van Wassenaer with his success but to ask him for what reason he was tarrying at the Dutch coast.
15.
She planeguarded for en route to Panama; transited the Canal on 29 April; and, after tarrying briefly at Balboa, got underway for San Diego on 2 May.
16.
The veteran destroyer disembarked her passengers at San Diego and, after tarrying there from 3 to 11 September, got underway for Panama and the east coast of the United States.
17.
Still was Raudalo not content, and he pursued the flood down the hill, ever and anon putting forth his forked tongue that there might be no tarrying on the way.
18.
The modern visitor may, without too much effort, put himself into the frame of mind of the above-mentioned Barbaric chieftain by tarrying in the door and looking toward the altar.
19.
Tindley's earliest musical experience likely included " tarrying " services, a musical tradition of the Eastern Shore of Maryland, wherein Christian worshipers prayed and sang throughout the night.
20.
The story continues that the couple hid the tooth in a sand shelter at Kothduwa, while tarrying there, before finally giving it to King Sirimeghavanna, the ruler of Sri Lanka at the time.
