excisemen造句

• Just as Block prepares to shoot Maskew the excisemen attack.
• After graduation he worked as an exciseman.
• He was an exciseman and in the course of his travels was able to collect extensive folkore.
• A cairn on the jetty commemorates Robert Burns, who worked as an exciseman here in the 1790s.
• At the hotel, against Sarah Thane's efforts he conducts the excisemen towards Eustacie and Ludovic.
• The stills themselves were small so that if the exciseman was spotted they could be removed and hidden.
• Three Whiskey Boys were killed, four soldiers were wounded, and the building housing the exciseman was torched.
• The excisemen and Maskew are aware of the planned smuggling run but do not know exactly where it will occur.
• Revenue cutters were employed up and down the coast and the numbers excisemen was increased as they were often out numbered by smuggling gangs.
• He was working as an exciseman and a farmer but he also managed to write around 230 letters, his total extant letters amounting to 700 letters.
• It was for that latter use that old women were threatened with fines by the excisemen if they continued to put their grain to " cheeny ".
• Recollecting that his butler has spoken to the Excisemen he asks for the appearance of the " bastard " and realising who it is calls in the Bow Street Runners.
• There are many tales of the deviousness of the whisky smuggler in outwitting the gaugers ( an itinerant exciseman who measured containers and their content ), and the excisemen.
• There are many tales of the deviousness of the whisky smuggler in outwitting the gaugers ( an itinerant exciseman who measured containers and their content ), and the excisemen.
• Her appetite for adventure is satisfied in the excitement of keeping him out of the hands of the Bow Street Runners and Excisemen, and of helping to prove his innocence.
• Thanks to her family connections ( Thomas Cochrane, later 8th earl of Dundonald, was a Commissioner of Excise ), it appears that before their marriage William became an exciseman.
• One former inhabitant, Mrs . David Gunn, recalled in 1971 how her great-grandmother had managed to avoid the " excisemen " ( customs officers ) confiscating her illegally brewed alcohol:
• After finding her bandboxes and meeting the Excisemen following the smugglers on the blood trail from Ludovic's injury, Tristram decides to follow them under the impression that Eustacie encountered trouble from the smugglers.
• "The Deil cam fiddlin thro'the town, And danc'd awa wi'th'Exciseman; And ilka wife cries auld Mahoun, I wish you luck o'the prize, man ."
• They were given by the local exciseman to the novelist Sir Walter Scott, and long displayed with the horns attached to the cap at Abbotsford House, which was opened for public visits from 1833, soon after Scott's death.