bespeak

Many of you will remember my bespeaking this now and then.

I'll leave you for a time now, since I must bespeak.

To hear Michael bespeak a private room was a second and a still greater.

This is the first opportunity I've had to bespeak you.

And I will bespeak you again when my studies are complete.

I have tried bespeaking the Tree, and there is no answer.

But that, he said, usually bespeaks a lack of security in the new relationship.

What they have done toward the support of their system bespeaks no ordinary men.

He pointed out that the issue bespeaks the nature of today's players.

He did bespeak a chain for me, but had it not.

It's taken me this long to pull myself together so I could bespeak you.

He knew the master, and could bespeak me a passage.

The thing began bespeaking me out of the blue just as he'd done."

She tried to bespeak him but her thoughts were too chaotic.

Sometimes she tried to think if there were any kind of knowledge that would bespeak his interest more readily than another.

It is difficult to bespeak the darkness of the pit.

That bespeaks far too thin a skin for a prosecutor.

I hope they have taken care to bespeak him.

Inside was a home - order, that is, bespeaking dignity.

The hands were white, but without delicacy; the feet did not bespeak the woman of quality.

I tried again to bespeak her, but without success.

He, too, can now bespeak anyone in the world through his talismans.

It is one thing to stand in a room looking at furniture and objects which bespeak their period.

This girl is only 9 years old, but her face bespeaks an adult's troubles - or perhaps a whole nation's.

I sent a boy to bring up my gear, and went back to bespeak a room at the inn.