tace , także: tasse , także: tasset

But still he searched for ways to bring the conversation round to Tace.

Once he had tried to extract so much from her, and not just details of the Tace affair.

It was midnight when he came home to Tace Way.

When he looked at the picture of Tace he might have been looking into a mirror.

But suddenly they stopped, and she almost ran into the back of Sergeant Tace.

The other clarification followed swiftly from a photograph of Tace he saw in a newspaper review.

Sergeant Tace spoke, in a clear soft voice, which belied his appearance.

She turned away and carrying the basket with great care, walked on up the road to Tace Way.

Sergeant Tace, a heavier, black-skinned man, remained standing at his side.

Finally, sales from the environmental companies, including a first full year contribution from Tace, increased by £9.9m, with profits up £1m.

This particular inheritance was as striking as his physical resemblance to Tace.

Tace was married, so there was naturally no question of his marrying Helena.

Sergeant Tace was slowly circling her day room.

Nevertheless, Donnelly and Tace had tried to kill her.

When she rushed into the house in Tace Way Stephen wasn't even there.

Jens looked across at Barney and saw that his tace was set and grim.

Tace is the Latin for a candle.

It might have been only a trick of the fire, but his tace seemed marked by anxiety and grief, eyes shadowed with dark loss.

"That's a hell of a thing to say about half the human Tace," said Shevek, wondering if the man was right.

They say that chap Alfred Tace who wrote the books, he knew the moor inside out."

On a small round table, polished for him by Dadda, was a bust of Tace.

At his side hung the shortsword Tace and a dagger: weapons adequate to the image he wished to project.

Donnelly and Tace have paid for their stupidity."

The assassin ordered Donnelly and Tace to kill me.

"Would Donnelly and Tace have known they were working for a Paratwa?"