Use "clayton" in a sentence

1. I used another pen name (Clayton Caine), which was

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2. Ralph Bagnold, Patrick Clayton and William Shaw, all outstanding achievers

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3. She then said you’re at the Center in Clayton, Missouri

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4. Clayton was over a mile from University City

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5. Clayton wasn’t worth staying in more than several hours,

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6. The same patrolman could easily enter Clayton town

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7. threatening manner, and warning me about the Clayton Police

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8. “Grayson Canyon, Pueblo to the Stars, his name was Grayson Clayton Connell

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9. Soon, we crossed over into New Mexico and were heading south towards Clayton

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10. "What's up Angel?" Clayton said with perfect Spanish pronunciation of his friend's name

11. "Where the hell are you Angel? Why didn't you tell me she'd left the house?" Clayton was surprised and not happy with the omission

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12. What the hell? It was Clayton Hargrave

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13. There was a silence while Clayton considered his words

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14. The feeling of being cornered was suffocating, but the idea of giving in to Clayton Hargrave and accepting his protection was dizzying

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15. Clayton swallowed hard and then stood up quickly

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16. The room was warm and inviting, just like the rest of the house and completely at odds with the obsessive sexual goals that dominated Clayton Hargrave's personal life

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17. "Is everything alright in there?" It was Clayton

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18. She unlocked the door and it opened slowly, Clayton stepped cautiously inside and then stopped to look at her

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19. Clayton got up, opened the door and wheeled in a cart laid out with ornate coffee pots, glass coffee cups and a mouth watering selection of fresh fruit

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20. Clayton smiled and gave her a disapproving look

21. " She brought the cup closer but Clayton put his hand to her forearm and the skin to skin contact was thrilling again this time as it had been every other time they had come together

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22. Clayton was watching her intently

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23. Clayton swallowed hard and exhaled a deep sigh through rounded lips

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24. She had taken extreme actions to protect herself before; blowing the whistle on her boss, going into the Witness Security Program, leaving the Security Program - being patted down by a GQ model type she had the hots for anyway couldn't compare to any of those, but before she could expose herself Clayton put his hand out to stop her and again his touch to her bare skin was electrifying

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25. She looked at Clayton again as though that would somehow help her to clear her thoughts

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26. She had even stopped satisfying her own needs some time ago as her forced abstinence slowly, steadily sapped her libido away, but in the last hours it had returned with such incredible force that now she was seriously worried she might come all over this bed while Clayton Hargrave watched, teasing her with barely a fingertip to her skin

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27. Clayton gave a soft grunt and then closed her wrists together over her head with one hand while he began to trace out the lines of her arms with the other

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28. Even the grumbling Angel outside didn’t trouble her anymore because all that mattered now was what Clayton wanted

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29. If Clayton wanted to be with her then who cared about his bad tempered bodyguard?

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30. " Clayton said and then gestured for her to begin

31. For most people I prefer Hargrave but Clayton sounds good on your lips

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32. " She said, remembering Angel's condition of at least twenty-four hours and giving Clayton everything he needed

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33. Although she was wholly unaware of it the effect on Clayton was near excruciating

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34. But it was only earlier this year - must be about eight months ago, nine months ago - I asked our elder at that stage in our church (Ian Clayton), about tattoos, and what they meant

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35. “Is Clayton prepared to move fast?”

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36. “With any luck, Clayton should be yours within a fortnight

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37. It was Thursday morning when Bill Clayton got the first of many phone calls from the Military Secretary’s office in London

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38. “I shall expect you to conduct a thorough and professional hand-over to Clayton on Monday week

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39. “Is there any way, from his new desk in SIS, that he could interfere with Colonel Clayton and the work of his old section?” asked Burgess from the Home Office

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40. Bill and Catherine Clayton, having spent so long in the military environment, were quite used to moving fast when necessary, even if the move was a permanent one rather than just on operations

41. On Monday morning, Nick collected Bill Clayton early, and drove him to Clerkenwell

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42. Bill Clayton had been in his new job as ‘S’ for almost three weeks, when he was summoned to a meeting with the Cabinet Secretary, his boss

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43. Clayton shook his head

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44. “I begin to wonder,” said Clayton, “if we may not need additional full time resources for this one

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45. “If the American’s are interested in the Professor, I guess the CIA will be close by as well,” said Clayton

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46. Perkins has done some of that,” said Clayton

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47. “Perhaps I’ll give him a bell and see if he’s doing anything special at the moment,” said Clayton

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48. “Me too,” agreed Clayton

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49. “This is beginning to look interesting,” said Clayton after he had briefed them

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50. “Now what?” mumbled Clayton, as he took the call

51. “What the hell are they up to?” exclaimed Clayton

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52. “We need to keep a watch on the man,” said Clayton

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53. Clayton briefed the two men still in his office

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54. “Let’s try to think this through,” suggested Clayton

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55. Clayton called in his P

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56. Miller’s file arrived less than an hour after Clayton had phoned the General

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57. Clayton could handle that

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58. Clayton rang Catherine at home

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59. Clayton had his back to the door, and was gazing out of the window

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60. “Sit down, Miller,” said Clayton, still gazing out of the window

61. Clayton turned round to face the man who he had been watching in the reflection on the window

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62. “How’s he got on, then,” asked Clayton

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63. “She holds this organisation together,” responded Clayton

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64. There was nothing he would like more than to get even with Clayton and the people who had put Clayton into his old job, but he wasn’t sure he wanted the Russians to help him do it

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65. Nobody could be sure why, or in what context, but it was enough for ‘S’ to call in Miller for a chat, as Clayton put it

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66. “It might help him to keep vigilant if he did know of what we suspect,” said Clayton

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67. “What puzzles me is the role Jarvis might be playing in all this,” said Clayton

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68. Barbara always attended the informal meeting Clayton had with his departmental heads every day, to keep a note of anything worth noting

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69. ” Clayton thumbed through the papers of his desk

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70. “He certainly hasn’t since we’ve been keeping an eye on him,” said Clayton

71. “What’s going on?” asked Clayton without beating about the bush

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72. “I’m only just beginning to think this through,” replied Clayton

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73. “I’ve a favour to ask you, though,” said Bill Clayton

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74. “My guess is that they planned to take him either when he arrived at his Nursery school later this morning, or while he was there,” conjectured Clayton

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75. Room early, although Bill Clayton and Barbara were a bit later in than usual, having needed to make sure that Donald was settled first

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76. “As a matter of fact, we have kept ahead of some of them,” corrected Bill Clayton, “as well as keeping in close contact with Professor Barclay

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77. “There are certainly a couple of things I’d dearly love to know right now,” agreed Clayton, “not least how the Russians discovered that Jarvis had a son

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78. Clayton sat forward in his chair

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79. Clayton told Algar what had happened

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80. As Miller was already out keeping an eye on Jarvis, Clayton briefed him on the secure mobile phone

81. Clayton was desperately searching his computer for the address

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82. “Now let’s think this through,” said Clayton

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83. Clayton called Nick into his office

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84. “Barclay should be here within an hour,” announced the Cabinet Secretary as Clayton was shown into his office

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85. Clayton rang Marsden at the office

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86. “Neither have we,” said Clayton

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87. “No he can’t,” said Clayton

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88. Sir Robin Algar did his best to put the man at his ease, having introduced him to Colonel Bill Clayton, and offered him a drink

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89. “Yes he was, but you are by no means under arrest! Let me ask Colonel Clayton to explain

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90. “There are two players in this drama that you are aware of, Professor,” continued Clayton

91. “That is because they are not interested in you working with them in any way,” said Clayton

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92. “Let me just give you one example,” offered Clayton

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93. “I know that what we have told you so far has been deeply disturbing for you, Professor,” said Clayton, “but I am afraid we have to give you further bad news as well

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94. “Your brother remains in your flat, Professor,” said Clayton

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95. Clayton held up his hand

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96. “I should say,” added Clayton, “that if you should wish to visit your brother while he is in your flat, we can arrange that, although it will not be without risk

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97. “While you are there,” Clayton explained, “we will provide you with a completely new identity

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98. “If you have any further questions, I can be here tomorrow to deal with them if you wish,” offered Clayton

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99. Clayton took Miller’s mobile phone, slipped out the memory stick, and inserted it into his computer

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100. “Let’s blow it up a bit,” said Clayton, manipulating the computer programme to enlarge the image