[w_ˈɑː_d], [wˈɑːd], [wˈɑːd]
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Usage examples for WAAD
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Waad said that the Pope stirred up peoples not to obey their sovereigns. – John Knox and the Reformation by Andrew Lang
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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
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Lady Raleigh had particularly offended Sir William Waad by driving into the Tower in her coach. – Raleigh by Edmund Gosse
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Meanwhile Salisbury did not take the hint, and the brick wall Waad wished built up was not begun. – Raleigh by Edmund Gosse
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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
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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
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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
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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
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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