Utiliser "browning" dans une phrase

1. 50 calibre machine gun from the Browning family

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2. His hand went instinctively to the Browning laying reassuringly behind his back, but Nicole urged him:

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3. Instead he remained as apathetic as possible and when the guards came within thirty feet or less, he suddenly pulled his Browning and knelt in one motion

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4. browning grass, out cold

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5. As soon as the cumin starts browning, add the onion and sauté it till it becomes translucent

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6. the great poets such as Browning and Albert Lord Tennyson

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7. Price and the Historian of the Coast Guard, Robert Browning, Ph

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8. „I"ll rub on some browning cream," said Mad

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9. Place salmon steaks in the browning dish

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10. 357 under her pillow, keeps a Browning A-Bolt Stainless Stalker rifle in her broom closet, and a stashes a Saturday Night Special in her cookie jar

11. This rice pasta pilaf gets much of its flavor from browning the vermicelli – or thin spaghetti, if you prefer – as well as the addition of the bouillon before adding the water

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12. I will however discuss that subject with Brigadier Browning tomorrow, when I will visit Ingrid

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13. While she dressed, she thought with bitterness at what had happened to her seven days ago and at the decision taken yesterday by Brigadier Browning to transfer her out of the Tower of London

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14. ” Said Browning with a grin that made Ingrid’s heart accelerate

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15. Before Browning could react, Ingrid kissed him on the cheek, bringing an embarrassed smile on his face

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16. Both Browning and the doctor then left, leaving Ingrid alone with Dows, who eyed with sorrow the still slightly puffy face of the teenager

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17. Arming his Browning AR-41 assault rifle, Ken deployed his rifle squad in extended line along the beach and shouted in Japanese at the sailors, now about a hundred meters away, using one of the phrases he had learned from Ingrid

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18. ‘’At ease, ladies!’’ Said Browning in a jovial tone, seemingly in good humor despite the horrible weather of this November

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19. She waited until Browning had left before rushing to the table to grab the magazine, with the other women clustering around her to read over her shoulder as she opened it to the article about Ingrid

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20. 5 pounds, a good four pounds less than the Garand M1 rifle or the Browning AR-41 assault rifle

21. ����������� �At ease, Colonel!� I�m Brigadier General Browning, Governor of the Tower

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22. ��� Said Browning, then taking two steps

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23. � The next girl in line also made Browning frown

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24. � I am Brigadier General Charles Browning, Governor of the Tower and now responsible for your well being for the rest of this war

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25. � Browning then went on

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26. Browning glanced discreetly at Ingrid Weiss and saw her pale as she unconsciously raised her hand to her throat

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27. The 24 years old beautiful brunette slowly went around the bedroom, touching the old wood furniture, before sitting on the edge of the bed and looking at Browning with her fascinating gray eyes

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28. Browning showed them four more bedrooms, with the last and smallest one in the attic reserved for young Ingrid Weiss

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29. �� Said softly Browning, who was already starting to feel affection towards the young German girl

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30. ����������� �By showing to Brigadier Browning and his men that you are true soldiers worthy of respect, Unterfuhrerin

31. ����������� After a last salute to Brigadier Browning, Nancy left Gaoler�s House and walked out of the fortress, linking up with the three RAF women still waiting besides corporal Woolsey�s truck

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32. � General Browning told us yesterday that there would be an informal dance at his residence tomorrow night for us and the British soldiers

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33. The ground floor hall in which Nancy was standing was now packed with excited British soldiers as well as with the seven German female prisoners, who were sitting in the front row of seats with Brigadier Browning and his senior officers

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34. ����������� Browning looked successively at Ingrid Weiss and Erika Muller, both standing at attention in front of his desk

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35. � Browning finally looked back at the now much less combative Muller

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36. Bailey and another female guard then pushed Muller out of the office, leaving Ingrid alone with Browning and still standing at attention

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37. Browning then contemplated in silence the young German for a moment

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38. � Without wanting to confess it openly, Browning felt a near fatherly affection towards Ingrid and would not have hesitated to adopt her if not for the fact that it would have clearly constituted an act of fraternization with the enemy, a crime punishable by death in time of war

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39. Browning was actually more shaken by her anti-Nazi declaration than by her confession of being a Jew

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40. Stunned, Browning however understood quickly who could have adopted the young German

41. � Sergeant Bailey, put this woman under arrest for war crimes and advise Brigadier Browning of this at once

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42. ����������� Ingrid Weiss was cutting the grass around the inner yard of the Tower of London, with her comrades similarly busy around her, when three men in civilian suits showed up, escorted by Brigadier Browning

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43. � A pistol shot suddenly froze all the protagonists of the fight: it was Brigadier Browning, now looking furious, who had fired once skywards

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44. Browning was about to leave when Churchill recalled him

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45. � ��I think that the good Brigadier Browning could move you to a more comfortable cell until your departure for the United States, miss

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46. 5 agents in the room were too busy with Hanna to notice the entrance of two of Churchill�s bodyguards, followed closely by General Ismay and Churchill himself, then by Brigadier Browning

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47. � His two bodyguards, as well as Ismay and Browning, took out their revolvers and pointed them at the M

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48. � The two female guards then left the room with her, followed by Brigadier Browning

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49. of the SAS, such as the Heckler and Koch MP-5 with a 30 round magazine, the Browning semi-

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50. Browning automatics, two Walther

51. Eleven Browning M2 heavy machine guns and twelve MG42 medium machine guns firing from three different directions turned the remaining four trucks full of troops into sieves within seconds and making minced meat of their occupants

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52. 45 caliber Browning, he took out the two on his left –

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53. Having been waiting for that order for a while already, the gunners manning the four Browning

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54. Katharine Hepburn then engaged in a machinegun duel with the Japanese crew, standing behind her Browning M1919 in the back of her jeep and firing a succession of carefully aimed short bursts

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55. Paint lightly the pie crust with a little milk to improve browning

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56. Within an hour, a new man was in the ops room being briefed, before drawing a Browning from the armoury, grabbing a Kawasaki bike from the garage, and heading for the A40 at high speed

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57. The browning 291

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58. That is Elizabeth Barrett Browning; I mean about the common bushes

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59. A slightly mutilated Elizabeth Barrett Browning, but still a quotation; and if you do not happen to know it I won't have you go about thinking it pure Schmidt

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60. And so unfortunate, just as Augustus Shuttleworth had taken to giving Netta little volumes of Browning

61. As Robert Browning in Rabbi Ben Ezra (1864) said:

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62. As promised, Kurt and Brian drove over to Frank’s house and saw that whatever grass he had left in his yard was a foot high and browning on the tips

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63. Browning said his poetry dealt exclusively with the human soul; and it so happens that four poems of Tennyson's which, intentionally or not, are placed together, deal with four terrific passions

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64. He took a few seconds to control his ever-quickening heartbeat, and pulled out his Browning 9mm semi-automatic pistol

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65. His feelings merged with the adrenalin that flowed around his body and he slammed down the butt of his Browning pistol with all his might

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66. As there was not enough wood to finish roasting and browning it, he called Harlequin and Punch, and said to them:

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67. He was undecided about the lines from Robert Browning, for he feared they would be above the heads of his hearers

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68. He ran over the headings of his speech: Irish hospitality, sad memories, the Three Graces, Paris, the quotation from Browning

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69. He talked of the reddening apples around, of the browning nuts, of jams and preserves and the distilling of cordials; till by easy stages such as these he reached midwinter, its hearty joys and its snug home life, and then he became simply lyrical

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70. It was true the Imperial Charisian Navy insisted on first-quality dried milk, without any of the browning which resulted if it was left on the evaporating drums too long before being scraped off, which improved its taste considerably, but not enough that he would ever dream of contaminating perfectly good cherrybean with it!

71. According to the Dana-Farber Cancer Institute, when mice exercise, they release the hormone irsin from their muscles, which converts white fat into brown fat—a process called “browning

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72. Next spring, she would plant and plant… She straightened her tired back and, looking over the browning autumn fields, she saw next year’s crop standing sturdy and green, acre upon acre

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73. By late September, there were premature garlands scattered on the ground, so that if you squinted, you could almost imagine the sidewalks as browning pastures, and yourself as a wandering bard

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74. Who remembered what block Kitty Genovese had lived on? Who remembered Daddy Browning, or his child-lover Peaches?

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75. Browning that was headed “Dow Falls 1

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76. The dark meat of the grouse, the tender resistance, needs the browning butter to enhance the nuttiness, and the concentrated dried onion rounds off the wild flavors

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77. At the same instant, he fired the Browning

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78. Carroll took out his Browning

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79. His sports coat flew open as he ran, revealing the Browning holster as well as a bulletproof vest

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80. It was a BAR—the same model Browning Gary Soneji had used in Washington

81. Symons: An Introduction to the Study of Browning

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82. Browning at Cowper's grave:

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