用galleys造句子，“galleys”造句

Long-continued wretchedness in the galleys, long misery outside the galleys, had brutalized him, defended himself badly;was that a reason for condemning him?

His companions in the galleys had nicknamed him I-deny-God (Je-nie Dieu, Chenildieu).

He resolved to whet it in the galleys and to bear it away with him when he departed.

One detail, which we must not omit, is that he possessed a physical strength which was not approached by a single one of the denizens of the galleys.

there was even a glimpse of a possibility afforded;besides the galleys, a possible death penalty, in case his identity were established, and the affair of Little Gervais were to end thereafter in condemnation.

I am a convict from the galleys.

I was working like a slave on galleys.

The plane’s two food preparation galleys can feed 100 people at a time.

"He died a more wretched, hopeless, heart-broken prisoner than the felons who pay the penalty of their crimes at the galleys of Toulon."

A child was encountered in the streets; provided that he was fifteen years of age and did not know where he was to sleep, he was sent to the galleys.

It is a long way from that to the galleys.

Since you are an abbe , I will tell you that we had a chaplain in the galleys.

If you had given me the swiftest of the galleys at sunrise when I first saw that the ship of the accursed barbarians was gone from her place I would perhaps have overtaken them.

Having just finished reading the galleys, I understand why the book took so long.

He would have arrested his own father, if the latter had escaped from the galleys, and would have denounced his mother, if she had broken her ban.

Any of various cast-iron cooking ranges used in such galleys during the early19th century.

It is fun to enjoy excellent high mast galleys photography.

He was inflicting on him that frightful living death, that death beneath the open sky, which is called the galleys.

"In the galleys at Toulon."