She can do little good by gadding the streets and neglecting her children.
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It is time the big fish of global finance diverted their gaze from the gadding of the minnows to take a look at their own reflections in the aquarium.
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Lately, she has been complaining that I have been "gadding about" the highway as if I were a teenager — not an argument I could win or would dare counter.
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If the string of meetings and cross-country conference calls I inadvertently find myself a part of as I wait for Bompas in the studio's reception-slash-meeting room, it's not all gadding about with jelly moulds.
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A score of touchy groups had complained that an early cut of his latest video—which featured performers dressed as religious leaders gadding about a church, a mosque and a Chinese temple—insulted the dignity of Islam, a charge punishable by two years in prison.
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As World War II looms, an emissary of His Majesty's Government, a Scottish lord named MacAuslan (who'd first met Bertie at a Burns Night frolic), visits the young toff at his Mayfair flat to enlist him to deploy his gadding skills to spy on the fascist demagogue (and recurring Wodehouse character) Sir Roderick Spode.
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201 Puku'i & Elbert, 1986, "Hawaiian Dictionary: Hawaiian-English, English- Hawaiian", p.31 In the Hawaiian dictionary by Pukuʻi & Elbert (1986), the word paikauhale is defined as to go gadding about from house to house. In another Hawaiian dictionary (H.W. Kent, 1993, "Treasury of Hawaiian Words in One Hundred and One Categories", p.
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Altıok published his first collection of poems, Gezgin ("Gadding about"), in 1976, which was followed two years later by Yerleşik yabancı ("Settled stranger") and eight additional collections until 1992. His works were awarded several literary prizes. In addition to his literary achievements, he engaged in drawing with pen and charcoal. On 2 July 1993 he was killed while attending a cultural festival in the central Turkish city of Sivas, when a group of radical Salafists set fire to the hotel in which the festival was held.
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Veterinary Parasitology, 40: 315-323. In the case of stomach-bots it is often uncertain how much clinical disease or loss of production small levels of infestation causes the host. With infestations of warble-flies and nasal-bots severe distress to the hosts may be caused and there are production losses from reduction of value of cattle hides, and reduced grazing time by sheep. Harm to cattle may be caused through panic (known as gadding) at the approach of the flies if that leads to traumatic injury.
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"Wolfe, leave your Machevillian devices, and conceit of your forreine wit," he exhorted, "which you have gained by gadding from countrey to countrey". Wolfe's demands were that upon translation to the Stationers' Company, he would be given a promise of work, a £20 loan, and the right to keep his five apprentices (more than the Company traditionally allowed). Barker found Wolfe to be "a man unreasonable to deale withall", and the meeting terminated with no appreciable result. Wolfe soon became a leader in the burgeoning movement to overthrow the entire notion of privileged printing.
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