Utiliser "punctual" dans une phrase

1. In this trade, however, between Hamburg and London, he certainly receives the returns of his capital much more quickly than he could possibly have done in the direct trade to America, even though we should suppose, what is by no means the case, that the payments of America were as punctual as those of London

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2. punctual, but she was going to be on this occasion

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3. In dancing, he was skillful, his movements were agile and punctual, undoubtedly, an excellent dancer

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4. punctual; another perhaps writes very badly, careless of the inconvenience

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5. He was a very punctual man by nature himself and did not tolerate complacency in others lightly

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6. One thing that I learned about them was they were punctual

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7. She had always been punctual, appearing only minutes after his arrival

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8. She was punctual as well as polite

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9. “You’re not only a trooper, but a punctual trooper," Carol offered

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10. 'I'm Downing, you're very punctual

11.  Try to Be Punctual and At Your Best

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12. Try to Be Punctual and At Your Best

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13. Bryant was punctual, but apprehensive

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14. knew that Vinny was always punctual, always

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15. knew that Vinny was always punctual

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16. “She’s very punctual with her daily outdoor

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17. Punctual, I’ll give him that

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18. In the army you learned to be punctual

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19. Can you be honest even though you are a little dishonest? Can you be punctual by being only five minutes late? Can you be truthful by telling the occasional untruth?

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20. This has made me be very punctual

21. It had amused him, when he married Audrey, to be able to call a man younger than himself father, and Major Cookham had been equally amused to be able to call a man older than himself son, and since both were people of regular habits, used to a life of punctual repetitions, they didn't easily tire of a joke once they had got accustomed to it, and had gone on smiling at this one ever since

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22. George would be sure to be punctual, and if she wanted to rest a little, after her bath before he arrived, she must be quick

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23. And he was so exact and punctual in his ways that he seemed like a clock you wound up at regular intervals and knew would then go on by itself; and his clothes, naturally, were all new and needed little mending; and she still had Ilse, who did not marry till a year later; and she had persuaded herself, for one must needs persuade oneself of something, that after this next baby there would be a pause

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24. At breakfast he found he could hardly speak to her so exceedingly then was she on his nerves--her dreadful healthy restedness when he had been tossing all night, her fearful readiness for the new day when he had not even begun to recover from the old one, her regularity of enthusiasm, her punctual happiness

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25. Every dish was hot and punctual, or cold and punctual, according to what was expected of it; and Wemyss going out of the dining-room at the end, holding Lucy by the arm, couldn't but feel he had dined very well

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26. This alarmed her because Ben was always very punctual

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27. morning she would arrive punctual for her breakfast, the only

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28. I said, “Yes Pavlos, you're unusually punctual today

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29. She was always punctual

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30. Harris was punctual in his second visit;-- but he came to be disappointed in his hopes of what the last would produce

31. The prince was punctual, and was received in the private apartment, when,

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32. At five in the evening next day, Phoebe, punctual to her promise,

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33. struck a bargain with the captain of a ship, whose punctual execution of

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34. Debray will, perhaps, be obliged to go to the minister—and besides" (Albert looked at his tablets), "it is the hour I told the count, 21st May, at half past ten; and though I do not much rely upon his promise, I wish to be punctual

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35. She made a strong attempt to compose herself, and stammered that he was as punctual as ever

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36. Punctual to my appointment, I rang at the Castle gate on the Monday morning, and was received by Wemmick himself, who struck me as looking tighter than usual, and having a sleeker hat on

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37. "Ah, you are punctual," said he, as he drew back the door

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38. Burke's! outflings my lord Stephen, giving the cry, and a tag and bobtail of all them after, cockerel, jackanapes, welsher, pilldoctor, punctual Bloom at heels with a universal grabbing at headgear, ashplants, bilbos, Panama hats and scabbards, Zermatt alpenstocks and what not

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39. Albert was punctual

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40. He was punctual, dressed in black, with crape around his hat, and presented himself at his cousin's with a face made up for the occasion, and which he could alter as might be required

41. I suggest that you’re punctual

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42. He is punctual, of course, and waiting for me when I leave Clayton’s

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43. "How punctual!" he said

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44. "He doesn't reach ChalkNewton till six, even if the train should be punctual, and ten miles of country-road, five of them in Crimmercrock Lane, are not jogged over in a hurry by our old horse

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45. And if Regan was always the Virtuous One, the Punctual One, what did that leave for Keith, except irresponsibility?

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46. Then the Assistant Head Counselor comes in to retrieve another camper or cluster of campers whose punctual parent or nanny has arrived

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47. Ah, he was a punctual singing-master!

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48. Creditors though they were, justice must be done to them, —they were all punctual

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49. For these he was still very punctual as a rule, and he seldom failed to wake up in time for them

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50. That element is not taken into account in judging the safety or risk of ordinary real-estate mortgages, the only criterion being the certainty of punctual payments

51. Caitlin cautioned herself that they were not necessarily punctual

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52. Tea was served immediately after they arrived, and she had already learned that in Australian country hotels unless you are punctual for your meals you will get nothing

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53. I wondered what it meant: I wondered, too, at the punctual satisfaction he never failed to exhibit on an occasion that seemed to me of small moment, namely, my weekly visit to Morton school; and still more was I puzzled when, if the day was unfavourable, if there was snow, or rain, or high wind, and his sisters urged me not to go, he would invariably make light of their solicitude, and encourage me to accomplish the task without regard to the elements

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54. It was the incurable wound of solitary, stony, punctual thunder that would sound every afternoon in October at three o’clock in the Sierra Villanueva, a memory that was becoming more vivid as the years went by

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55. Crawford had, as he foretold, been very punctual, and short and pleasant had been the meal

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56. Harris was punctual in his second visit;—but he came to be disappointed in his hopes of what the last would produce

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57. Sometimes they are not very punctual

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58. The coachman drove round to a minute; another minute brought down the gentleman; and as the lady had, with a most scrupulous fear of being late, been many minutes seated in the drawing-room, Sir Thomas saw them off in as good time as his own correctly punctual habits required

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59. " Not punctual! He has his own ideas From the Petersburg Side ? "

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60. He was the most punctual and precise of men, a man who adhered to an unchangeable routine, and habits that lasted for years

61. Suffice it to say, that for safe-keeping, for transmission and payment of the funds to any part of the nation, and for enforcing the punctual payment by the debtors to the customs, by addressing to those debtors the arguments to the sense of honor and shame, and also to their interest, to wit: by denying them credit in the bank on failure in punctuality—all these have been afforded to the Government without its incurring therefor one cent's expense

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62. Instead of appointing custom-house officers in the large commercial cities and towns, where a banking establishment could be supported, Congress might there have erected banks, as the most certain, punctual, and cheap mode of collection

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63. In a subscription so widely dispersed over a large portion of the United States, an inattention to punctual payment, must soon put in hazard the existence of a work, having otherwise the fairest prospects of continuance, and we hope of usefulness

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