And although of feeble voice, most have their suitcases ready in their rooms, in case La Scala calls again.
Although the feeble tug in response means he might get a meal today, it brings the poor fellow small cheer.
Among small and mid-sized banks, surer enterprises have generally done better than feeble ones, although even the best run banks in places like California and Nevada face collapse.
The Greek economy grew (both in the aggregate and per capita) at a hight rate by premodern standards (although growth was feeble by modern standards).
Although at first feeble and living as a parasite in a follower's body, Voldemort makes attempts on Harry's life beginning in the first book and continuing throughout the series.
For one thing, although exports kept the economy going when domestic demand was truly feeble and although foreign sales have carried on apace, investment and construction are now pulling more of the weight.
Although it has long been suggested that feeble levels of participation may very well be an expression of consumers' dissatisfaction with scheme design, little systematic efforts have so far been channelled towards supporting such argument with empirical evidence.
And although the Big East appears feeble, it still has an automatic bid to a Bowl Championship Series game, an attractive draw.
HIV is comparatively feeble anyway – although intravenous drug use remains a royal road for its progress – but hepatitis C was, is and always will be a devilish shape-shifter of a virus: tough, long-lived, ever-mutating.
Although, within particular classes, feeble trends in scaling ranges could be observed.
Although I presumptuously use his sign-off each night, in feeble tribute..
