Usage examples for WAAD

1. Waad said that the Pope stirred up peoples not to obey their sovereigns. – John Knox and the Reformation by Andrew Lang

2. That this torture had been threatened, in express disobedience to the King's order, staggered some of the commissioners, and covered Sir William Waad with confusion. – Raleigh by Edmund Gosse

3. Lady Raleigh had particularly offended Sir William Waad by driving into the Tower in her coach. – Raleigh by Edmund Gosse

4. Meanwhile Salisbury did not take the hint, and the brick wall Waad wished built up was not begun. – Raleigh by Edmund Gosse

5. Long afterwards, on April 25, 1584, Mary was discussing the various churches with Waad an envoy of Cecil. – John Knox and the Reformation by Andrew Lang

6. When he returned from examination, the wall which Waad had desired to put between the prisoner and the public was in course of construction. – Raleigh by Edmund Gosse

7. They proceeded to a restaurant, and when they got nicely settled down with their drinks and smokes, the skipper remarked- " Aa wonder what Jimmie waad say if he could see Mark Gaze sittin' in a hotel hevvin' his whisky and smokin' a cigar?" – Looking Seaward Again by Walter Runciman

8. On August 15, Sir George Harvey was succeeded by Sir William Waad who had shown Raleigh great severity before his trial. – Raleigh by Edmund Gosse

9. On November 5, Sir W. Waad was instructed to bring Raleigh out of the Tower, and prepare him for his trial. – Raleigh by Edmund Gosse