Special lighting is used to enhance smoke and hazers, moving arbors, and several hand-pulled line sets can change out scenery and hoist entertainers/props to the 46-foot ceiling within seconds. ❋ Unknown (2006)
I returned the glaring screams of the hazers with glaring screams of my own. ❋ Mason, Robert (1983)
Had a real enemy been present the hazers would have run straight into the arms of the hostile force. ❋ Pauline Lester (N/A)
It was the final touch needed to demoralize the hazers. ❋ Pauline Lester (N/A)
The hazers had worn their masquerade costumes under their dominos, having been told by Leslie that they would not be more than an hour at the untenanted house. ❋ Pauline Lester (N/A)
Her spectacular entrance coupled with the one domino's fear-stricken alarm, had produced upon the hazers the precise effect Ronny had expected to produce. ❋ Pauline Lester (N/A)
"My sisters," said one of the hazers, acting as the spokesman for that branch of the initiation party. ❋ Janet Aldridge (N/A)
Jack then turned his attention to the other members of the party of hazers and discharged another gun at them, holding it in his left hand. ❋ Cyril Burleigh (N/A)
The stench was something dreadful, and two of the hazers got full doses of the stuff directly in their faces. ❋ Cyril Burleigh (N/A)
Tommy took advantage of it and with the help of the hazers clambered to the lower limb. ❋ Janet Aldridge (N/A)
While all this was going on, the other party of hazers was holding Grace ❋ Janet Aldridge (N/A)
The usual student, however, yields to no one in his love for his alma mater and time and again it has only been necessary to point out the real danger to the University arising from such practices to bring about their abandonment, -- until the next crop of hazers has to go through the same process of education. ❋ Wilfred Shaw (N/A)
His regular work was heavy enough, splitting all the wood for the camp, carrying water and packing lunch to the men, but his hazers sent him on all kinds of wild goose errands to all parts of the works, looking for a "left-handed peavy" or a "bundle of cross-hauls." ❋ W.B. Laughead (N/A)
The hazers, now divided themselves into two parties. ❋ Janet Aldridge (N/A)
There had been no snow, and the frost had hardened the ground, so that there were no footprints to tell the way the crowd of hazers had gone. ❋ Rupert Hughes (1914)
Tug told them that if it had not been for his seizing the red-hot pokers there would have been a different story to tell; so they hugged him instead of laughing at him, and Sawed-Off clapped him on the back such a vigorous thump that History thought the hazers had hold of him again. ❋ Rupert Hughes (1914)
History had watched these proceedings with much amusement, but when he saw the hazers coming for him he lost sight of the fun of the situation immediately. ❋ Rupert Hughes (1914)
Tug made a leap for the door to shut the intruder out, realizing in a flash that the hazers had truly caught him napping. ❋ Rupert Hughes (1914)
"I know what's up, fellows: that blamed gang of hazers has got him!" ❋ Rupert Hughes (1914)
His roommate was of great spirit and physical strength and would have given the hazers trouble if he had not been overpowered before awaking. ❋ Kemp Plummer (1912)
