| Sometimes called Colonel Chestertons everlasting staircase, from the gallant inventor or improver. |
| The bull Hubback is said by many writers to have been the great improver of Shorthorn blood. |
| The advent of man marks the improver of creationGod made manifest in the flesh. |
| There's an intermediate stage, what we engineers call being 'an improver,' in a man's life. |
| The latter afterwards became a noted builder and improver of lifeboats, and was well and deservedly rewarded for his labours. |
| Perhaps he muttered this interrogatory in the spirit of an improver and adorner of nature. |
