Примери за disport

• A party of boys disported themselves noisily on the range of stone posts that form a bodyguard round the ancient lamp-surmounted pump, but otherwise the place was wrapped in dignified repose suited to its age and station. 

• In the distant water a large number of animals are disporting themselves. 

• It happened that my brother and myself were disporting ourselves in certain fields near the good town of Canterbury. 

• On Sunday afternoons all the bourgeois world of our ville disports itself upon the jetty. 

• The latter took little notice, and slowly wended his way through the extensive park, in whose magnificent old trees monkeys were disporting themselves. 

• Ethane oceans, and maybe, just maybe, an analogue of a whale disporting itself and bellowing into the methane rain?

• In that time, apparently, "smalls" may disport themselves on the market with grouse and other sporting animals.

• If anything will keep young people from coming into conflict with the law, it is giving them opportunities to play, and disport themselves.

• Buildings which the parents of those who this afternoon have been disporting themselves in the sunshine enjoyed are no longer there for them to see.

• It disports itself on the terraces of football grounds and in the streets of our towns and cities.

• Are there any beaches there to dot with orange tents in which to disport themselves, as we have found, as a remedy for unemployment?

• We do not usually associate him with frolics, but he certainly disported himself with oratorical eloquence.

• If so, is he closing an area where people may disport themselves.

• It depended entirely on the way a particular woman disported herself with regard to the audience.

• Consequently, the debate lacks that atmosphere in which so many of our colleagues like to disport themselves.

• I am not prepared to compete in this field of rhetoric in which so many previous speakers have disported themselves to the enjoyment of their audience.

• In this particular cesspool, thousands of bathers disport themselves in the summer months, and many of the shrimps and prawns we eat live and feed in the area.

• I hope that he will return to the economists of his youth and get the milk of the gospel instead of disporting himself in the uncertain forests of politics.