Prefect
in sentence
42 examples of Prefect in a sentence
the story line was good, the comic dialogue a scream and the older
prefect
girls a delight!!
Up to nine o'clock he dictated dispatches, telegraphing in all directions, to the
prefect
of Lille, to the directors of the Company, warning the authorities and asking for orders.
The
prefect
of Lille had come in haste and the police had tramped all the roads; but in face of the calmness of the strikers,
prefect
and police had decided to go home again.
It was a false alarm, a simple military promenade, such as the general occasionally ordered since the strike had broken out, at the desire of the
prefect
of Lille.
So when the cavalry and police quietly took the road back to Marchiennes, after contenting themselves with deafening the settlements by the stamping of their horses over the hard earth, the miners jeered at this innocent
prefect
and his soldiers who turned on their heels when things were beginning to get hot.
When M. Hennebeau was alone again he was, however, on the point of sending a telegram to the
prefect.
He went back into his study; he wished to read a report which he had asked Négrel to prepare the day before for the
prefect.
After this, he no longer hesitated, but sent off telegrams on all sides--to the
prefect
of Lille, to the corps of soldiery at Douai, to the police at Marchiennes.
Once more the authorities had scoured the roads; the
prefect
of Lille, an attorney, a general, and the police were not sufficient, the military had come to occupy Montsou; a whole regiment of men were camped between Beaugnies and Marchiennes.
The pediment of the town hall had been hung with garlands of ivy; a tent had been erected in a meadow for the banquet; and in the middle of the Place, in front of the church, a kind of bombarde was to announce the arrival of the
prefect
and the names of the successful farmers who had obtained prizes.
Do they think the
prefect
will be glad to dine down there under a tent like a gipsy?
The
prefect
seemed not to be coming, and the members of the jury felt much embarrassed, not knowing if they ought to begin the meeting or still wait.
A few even forgot their collars; but the equipage of the
prefect
seemed to anticipate the crowd, and the two yoked jades, trapesing in their harness, came up at a little trot in front of the peristyle of the town hall at the very moment when the National Guard and firemen deployed, beating drums and marking time.
He recognised the mayor by his scarf, and explained to him that the
prefect
was not able to come.
He secretly did the
prefect
great service during the elections.
In the foreground appeared the highly complicated intrigues woven, for the last two years, round the
Prefect
at Besancon.
They were already on the landing, and the poor tutor, on the verge of disgrace, was ushering out with all due respect the future
Prefect
of some fortunate Department, when it pleased the latter gentleman to occupy himself with Julien's career, to praise his moderation where his own interests were concerned, etc., etc.Finally M. de Maugiron, taking him in his arms in the most fatherly manner, suggested to him that he should leave M. de Renal and enter the household of an official who had children to educate, and who, like King Philip, would thank heaven, not so much for having given him them as for having caused them to be born in the neighbourhood of M. Julien.
This ruse on the examiner's part was considered a dirty trick, even in the Seminary, though this did not prevent M. l'abbe de Frilair, that clever man, who had so ably organised the framework of the Bisontine _Congregation_, and whose reports to Paris made judges, prefect, and even the general officers of the garrison tremble, from setting, with his powerful hand, the number 198 against Julien's name.
1814 raised him from penury, and I am going to make him a
Prefect.
Any other man might go directly to the
prefect
of the city guards and tell what had happened, and, though some suspicion might fall on him, await the issue calmly.
But Chilo's whole past was of such character that every closer acquaintance with the
prefect
of the city or the
prefect
of the guard must cause him very serious trouble, and confirm also every suspicion which might enter the heads of officials.
I can inform one of the freedmen where to seek his lord; and whether he goes to the
prefect
or not is his affair, the only point being that I should not go.
"We wish to leave this house, in which prosecution by the
prefect
of the city may reach us.
Crispus did not like to tell him that with them it was not only a question of the
prefect
and the police, but of him; they wished to secure Lygia from his further pursuit.
If the Greek has informed the
prefect
already, I will declare that I myself killed Croton, and that it was he who broke my arm.
Chilo might give notice of his disappearance to the
prefect
of the city, or to his freedmen at home; and in such an event an invasion of the house by the city guards was likely.
No one could force me, for I am a free man, and a friend of the
prefect
of the city.
But shouldst thou spy further after Christians, I will have thee flogged, or delivered into the hands of the
prefect
of the city."
If I wished I could destroy Tigellinus perhaps, and become pretorian
prefect
in his place, and have Ahenobarbus himself in my hands.
Once, when four hundred slaves of the
prefect
Pedanius Secundus were sentenced, Rome reached the verge of rebellion and civil war.
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