Exempel på ditty

• And I thought it was a ditty rather too dolefully appropriate for a company that had met such cruel losses in the morning. 

• He once asked an old dame of Palermo to repeat him some of these ditties. 

• The 'people,' too, seem to have forgotten their natural gift of poetry, for the only songs now heard about the streets are badly translated French or English ditties. 

• The suggestive music hall ditty was still in his mind. 

• Those who did not know the words either whistled the air or improvised an impossible ditty. 

• Folk-song had died out in country villages and the music hall 'ditty' was to be found in its place.

• The ditty of the court is to exact the penalty which is the price of putting in the receipt.

• If persons are given powers of that kind, there really ought to be some clear definition of their ditties.

• There was a popular ditty a number of years ago which went by the name.

• Important legal considerations are involved in these ported into this country, together with the rate of ditty at present paid on such imports?

• It is our ditty to try to remove these misunderstandings and to create a better feeling.

• When prayers are replaced by political ditties, it is time to consider seriously whether worship is really being thought about.

• We may dismiss for good the idea that something is being done in these ditties to give our workmen a chance against sweated work.

• We shall, no doubt, have other ditties which will recognise and salute their achievement.

• It is no 1onger the principle around which the ditties, the conduct and the rights of nations revolve.

• This does not exempt public utilities from doing their clear ditty, but there is a public safety element involved here, for instance, in the case of railway embankments.

• That was another of my father's ditties.

• The motor industry, clocks, watches and the other manufactures included under these ditties, were selected because these things were not being produced in this country at that time.

• The law already protects the soldier wherever he is, and whatever his ditty may be for the moment so long as he is in actual military service.

• Outside she and the other children sang revolutionary ditties, played pranks and took part in rival gang fights.