Todd In A Sentence

Definition of Todd

• Mrs. Todd had insisted on making him a suit of clothes much against his wishes.
• She was relieved to find that Todd danced with a heavy accuracy which kept her from stumbling....
• He said it was commonly supposed that Sack Todd had some invention that he was jealously guarding.
• At that moment young Todd Stewart appeared on the side porch before the dining room door.
• Sack Todd pushed Tom toward the doorway of the ranch, and the youth went inside.

• Sack Todd looked around.
• Do you know what Todd said to me?
• She was skipper of the Todd craft.
• Sack Todd was the last man to leap into the saddle.
• Sack Todd had galloped off at a high rate of speed.
• They heard Todd shamble along the hall.
• Sack Todd ripped it open quickly and scanned its contents.
• I was telling Sack Todd about them.
• Both Truman and Todd could swear to that.
• At that moment Sack Todd returned.
• I have my eye besides on Todd and Candlish.
• She said Professor Todd had recommended it.
• The fate of Mr Todd was signally different.
• But Todd Stewart let no opportunity escape him.
• It was now time for Mrs Todd to save her husband.
• Then Sack Todd caught the youth by the arm.
• Sack Todd glared at Tom and gave him a close inspection.
• At this, Sack Todd set up a laugh of derision.
• In the end, every man but Sack Todd was captured.
• Pauline nodded sympathetically; she knew Betsy Todd of old.
• Illustrated by Mary Todd Aaron.
• Jo Bennington and Todd Stewart are married.
• The very word "bill" made Mrs Todd prick up her ears.
• A week later J. J. Todd called on her again.
• Mrs. TODD is peculiar in her wants pecuniary.
• Lewis Duke Nichols (great-nephew Todd Duke, Supt.
• Tam Todd would be seeing to the young trees and fishing in the full streams.
• Mrs Todd winna let ye follow the counsel o' yer ain heart.
• For almost all the notes we are indebted to Dr. Todd himself.
• We all know who his choice is, all right," Todd said.
• This was one reason why he had told Sack Todd so much of his story.
• I'm glad Todd and Jo had sense enough to take each other.
• Mrs Jean Todd had on her spectacles; but her book was lying on the table.
• In some way Jim Todd has got hold of one end of the conspiracy.
• Upon the instant the door opened, and Mrs Jean Todd appeared before them.