possession **

The Americans had the better of the possession time in the first half.

The home and most of the possessions were left behind.

Soon he will take possession of the one next door.

In their last two possessions, they got to the Washington 2 and 9.

But in the long run, she takes possession of herself.

They get the same number of possessions as we do.

I still have a number of these in my possession.

But he always has two or three times more possession than most.

She said she'd been some kind of possession for a while.

And one thought seemed to have taken possession of her mind.

He probably had a good many of them in his possession, too.

She was nothing to him but a possession, a means to an end.

Possession means to have some sort of control over something else.

Once they are in his possession, he could then take the company private.

Now, I have here a watch which has recently come into my possession.

Since she is already in our possession, no more need be done.

Through all these years, however, I kept the will in my possession.

They had next to no possessions, so close were their lives to nature.

And I believe the same to be true of possession.

Do not hold on to possessions you no longer need.

On his back are all the possessions he might need.

The mother brought an action for possession of the house.

As a wife, she held no possessions in her own right.

The government took possession at the end of the year.

Not until she had all the information in her possession.