Examples of 'tarvin' in a sentence
Meaning of "tarvin"
Tarvin is a place name, typically referring to a village or town in England
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- A surname.
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Tarvin let this outburst go by without comment.
Af the ord i tarvin.
Tarvin felt and smelt the beast.
The thought of Tarvin she fought back.
Tarvin sprang to his feet before replying.
The breakfast woke a violent homesickness in Tarvin.
Tarvin noted the music of the voice.
She had no such gift of communicating herself as Tarvin.
Tarvin watched her curiously in the starlight.
With the rest of the party Tarvin was more at ease.
Tarvin sent me to check on the others.
It was a good moment for Tarvin.
Tarvin made the most of the intervening time.
Kate saw little of Tarvin during the next few days.
Tarvin cherished this sentiment as a religion.
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The chuckle that had so annoyed Tarvin broke out again as he listened.
Tarvin told her how she would like it.
Never in his life had Tarvin so acutely desired the blessed sunshine.
Tarvin fastened on the look instantly.
The second child raised his eyes slowly and looked full at Tarvin.
Tarvin devoured all this eagerly.
She had been thinking a great deal since the days when Tarvin first introduced himself.
Tarvin winked a wet left eye.
After the rustle came the smell of jasmine and musk that Tarvin knew well.
Tarvin obediently took his seat in the barouche.
She saw as little of the boy as Tarvin did of the King.
Tarvin also saw his opportunity.
Her thoughts leaped to Tarvin.
Tarvin looked at him in blank amazement.
THE next two hours in the life of Nicholas Tarvin will never be adequately chronicled.
Tarvin saw that she was beautiful.
Other settlements included Malpas and Tarvin.
Tarvin lifted his head from the necklace.
The Maharajah looked at Tarvin intently.
Tarvin compressed his lips.
Do not presume on my gratitude too much, Tarvin.
Tarvin ground his teeth.
It was a clean shot, and Tarvin applauded cordially.
Tarvin stood in the sunlight and stared about him.
This is purely a business arrangement, Tarvin.
Tarvin addressed a remark of confused purport to the retreating figures.
Kate half rose, with an awful look at Tarvin.
Tarvin pulled at his cigar musingly for some seconds.
It was impossible, he discovered, to evade the long man Tarvin as he evaded Kate.
Tarvin looked at him despairingly.
He removed the stained glass in Tarvin Church, and defaced the sculptured images.
Tarvin preserved absolute silence.
The King was himself anxious to try, and Tarvin threw the coin for him.
Tarvin did not give it a glance.
This seemed to take some time ; and Tarvin waited patiently, with a smile on his lips.
