Volutions

And so that particular newspaper clipping kind of causes complications in plot and volutions throughout. ❋ Unknown (2010)

The drawing below from Simpson's paper shows the "position of the pulmonary cavity, in relation to the volutions of the animal Neohelix albolabris". ❋ AYDIN (2006)

In the machinery of a modern publishing house the manufacturing man is the person who follows these processes in their devious volutions and evolutions, until the finished production comes from the binder's hands. ❋ Various (N/A)

Committee was to be called to be present at the first part of the trials; namely, volutions of the apparatus on the ground. ❋ Evelyn Charles Vivian (1914)

Clinging to Susanna's thumb, he threw back his head, opened his bill, and poured forth his crystal song -- a thin, bright, crystal rill, swift-flowing, winding in delicate volutions. ❋ Henry Harland (1883)

All about, its sides were fretted in exquisite curves, and fantastic yet ever graceful knots and twists; as if a mass of gnarled and contorted roots, first washed of every roughness by some ethereal solvent, leaving only the soft lines of yet grotesque volutions, had been transformed into mingled silver and stone. ❋ George MacDonald (1864)

(Fig. 130.) Shell cylindrical, thick and polished; spire depressed; volutions angular and channelled; apex acute; outer lip sharp, inner marked with numerous sharp folds; aperture linear, incised above and notched below. ❋ Unknown (1858)

A. [EXOGYRA COSTATA] Shell sub-oval, very thick, lower valve convex, and covered with strong corrugated ribs; apex lateral, with about two volutions; upper valve flat, thick, supplied with numerous elevated concentric squamose plates. ❋ Unknown (1858)

Re - volutions as matters of the fimplell nature and eaGeft ex - ccution; and ibme of them, with aiFe£led flynefs, iaving claufes and infidious praife, others, with more opennefs and avowed intention, recommend the conduct of France to the imitation of Great Britain. ❋ MacGill, Stevenson, 1765-1840 (1792)

Other re - volutions have been cpndufted by perfons, lyhq whilft they attempted or efFeiSled changes in the commonwealth, fanftified their ambitioq by advancing the dignity of the people whofe peace they troubled. ❋ Unknown (1790)

In this abje£l condition, their adions are never animated with fpirit, and they have never been known to take-any part in the re - volutions with which this country is fo frequently agi - tated. ❋ Unknown (1789)

This prince, intelligent, but am - bitious and bloody, knowing the incon - ftancy of the Moors, projected a divifion of the empire, and again expofed it to re - volutions limilar to thofe by which it had been fo long diftrafted. ❋ Unknown (1788)

He met a very kind reception from Muiey Abdallah; but the ftates of the Emperor being conftantly a prey to re - volutions, and he himfelf inconfiftent, the Duke went to Tetuan, and made that the place of his refidence. ❋ Unknown (1788)

Its unusually short volutions will serve to distinguish it from any other known species. ❋ Unknown (1771)

What he fays of re - volutions, is equally true of all great difturbances. ❋ Unknown (1770)