Sample Sentences forconclave (auto-selected)
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Conclaves are held by candlelight. (source)Conclaves = confidential or secret meeting
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Some, familiar to her as the Nephilim of the Los Angeles Conclave, in black, others in red gear.† (source)
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The boy, and his stricken and bruised conclave of monsters, his felt but half-seen crowd, fell to earth.† (source)
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Here and there furtive forms picked their way among the dead, and near the opposite tree line a lively group of heralds, both French and English, met in conclave with much pointing and animated conversation.† (source)
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Autumn had come, the Conclave had declared, but the gods had not seen fit to tell the winds and woods as yet.† (source)
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I think we should summon Miss Brent to join our conclave.† (source)
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Sedgwick selected a Friday in January for the conclave to meet in his Bluffton office.† (source)
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And in those nightly conclaves in which the two ladies indulged after their parties, and while Miss Payne was "brushing their 'airs," as she called the yellow locks of the one and the soft brown tresses of the other, this girl always put in her word for that dear good gentleman Major Dobbin.† (source)
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As the conclave dispersed, Eragon motioned to Roran, Jormundur, and Arya.† (source)
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An unprecedented liberal, His Holiness had secured the papacy through one of the most controversial and unusual conclaves in Vatican history.† (source)
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The voices of the Ents were still rising and falling in their conclave.† (source)
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He has his original forces, and the six Conclaves he Turned; we have everyone else.† (source)
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The board were sitting in solemn conclave, when Mr. Bumble rushed into the room in great excitement, and addressing the gentleman in the high chair, said, 'Mr.† (source)
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All Conclaves must return to Alicante.† (source)
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But he sat down right next to me, between me and Jeb, crossing his legs and setting the food tray in the middle of our little conclave.† (source)
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Since 1179, conclaves have survived earthquakes, famines, and even the plague.† (source)
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