1 At Michaelmas 1183 Henry showed his hand.

2 The Michaelmas term saw me at my most hostile.

3 Michaelmas daisies, yellow tansy, roses still, even geraniums.

4 Woodsmoke and the pungent aroma of apples and Michaelmas daisies spiced the dusk.

5 This evolved over a four-year period during our Michaelmas celebrations, which is when I first began to make it.

6 A department-wide graduate seminar is held during each Michaelmas and Hilary Term for the benefit of research students.

7 Back at business school, Michaelmas term culminated in a consulting project for a Cambridge-based new venture, providing an opportunity to put our new-found business skills into practice.

8 Unless it be paid by Michaelmas Day of this year, then my best manor lands are forfeit to Abbot Hugo.

9 He had married his second wife Maud by no later than Michaelmas term 1245.

10 Thus everything went smoothly when the peace conference reconvened at Michaelmas at Montlouis, between Tours and Amboise.

11 It worked its way to the outer island of Lewis where the Michaelmas tradition probably survived the longest.

12 People did say you meant to quit the place entirely at Michaelmas; but, however, I hope it is not true.

13 This Fair is held on the Monday following Old Michaelmas day ( October 10th); it is really St. Michael's Fair, but it is far better known by its secondary name of Pack Monday Fair.

14 In general she has been in very good health and very good looks since Michaelmas.

15 We can tie up the goose, and it'll grow even fatter for Michaelmas Day.

16 'Ah, ' said the grasshopper, 'But, you see, the meadow is now white instead of yellow. We now have michaelmas daisies and yarrow flowering there.

17 He came down on Monday to see the place. His name is Bingley and he will be in possession by Michaelmas. And he has 5,(www.Sentencedict.com)000 a year!

18 Summer drew to an end, and early autumn: it was past Michaelmas, but the harvest was late that year, and a few of our fields were still uncleared.

19 What the two drank together, between Hilary Term and Michaelmas , might have floated a king's ship.

20 "What a weary job it is, " he would say, "what a terrible burden, year after year, driving that goat out into the fields every day till Michaelmas!