Of course my waylaying at dockside had not been the work of anyone who knew my true identity.

He had killed eight or nine persons, and his whole object in existence appeared to be the waylaying and destruction of the natives.

Before they play tomorrow night, the punchless Americans should pound their sticks against the boards in salute of the Russians for their 9-2 waylaying of Latvia.

They learned they were not arrested for armed robbery as expected, but for "assault with intent to commit murder, the specific offense being the waylaying and shooting of Virgil Earp some weeks ago.

Wherein Cyric investigates the waylaying of the Chaos Hound, Gwydion speaks the name of the wrong person at the worst possible instant, and the identity of Kelemvor's strange jailor is finally revealed.

In a lonely spot near Hope Valley had occurred one of the frequent sordid waylaying of trucks by "hi-jackers" in quest of liquor shipments, but this time the robbers had been destined to receive the greater shock.

In this open space I was not very likely to be waylaid.

Some of the older children had waylaid him on his way back from school.

"The only place that you will be able to waylay them is here."

But finding out exactly where to waylay them is not easy.

Despite the risks involved no one was lost or waylaid.

On the way out I was waylaid by the surgeon.

Usually they do not waylay each other in the parking lot.

Do you want me to go out into the streets and waylay boys?

The reverend looked like he was about to say more when his wife waylaid him.

But in the event it was Richard who waylaid her.

The two of them waylaid right there in Alice's house.

I can only think that he has been waylaid, or taken by agents of the King.

He was easily waylaid by anyone who asked him to stay and drink.

Such as being waylaid and killed by your next door neighbor because you have food.

The people who would produce valuable things are waylaid too soon.

A group of church soldiers waylaid us in an alley.

The three brothers waylay her on the road as she leaves the state.

But I, for one, got waylaid by someone halfway there and never did reach his side.

She called after him, but he wasn't about to be waylaid.

"Is there any chance he could have been waylaid between the elevator and this office?"

Not even his compatriots would support him if he waylaid her.

Along the way, he repeatedly got waylaid by the unpredictable.

Then all of a sudden you are waylaid by a cold or flu.

The last thing he expected was to be waylaid heading back to his shuttle.

That too was on one of the readouts he had waylaid.