vane

Vane died at the age of about 66 in or around May 1655.

During 2005-2010, the second hand market was on the vane.

The black side of the vane moves away from the light.

If Vane knew that, he showed no evidence of it.

There were vanes on the under side of the plate.

Put that whole vane over to backup from the board up.

In between is an American flag and a weather vane.

On its top is a weather vane in the shape of a fish.

He worked both vanes, felt the nose lift, cut off his view of the ground.

The vane probably survived the fall of the tower in 1811.

The sighting vane can be moved left to right along the staff.

Part of an iron weather vane remains at the top.

On the top of the building is a weather vane with the number 1693, the year the College was founded.

Harriet Vane grew up the daughter of a country doctor.

James Vane hesitated for a moment, not understanding what was meant.

Vane used all of these methods to promote his ideas.

The vote was seen as a weather vane for next spring's national elections.

He wondered if the weather vane would still be there tomorrow.

Maurice Vane was much disturbed and did not know what to do.

He began to run in the downward wash of air from the vanes.

Of the many weather vanes in the sale, Lot 518 may be the most unusual.

At the far left is a final turbine stage, shown here with a single set of vanes.

James Vane gave his mother a long, hard look.

The buyer of this vane, which remains the record, was not identified.

He wore it about where a house wears a wind vane.