Sentence examples for * tilford in from inspiring English sources

Ms. Burstyn, below, will make her debut there in January at the Comedy Theater, playing Amelia Tilford in "The Children's Hour," by Lillian Hellman, BBC News reported.

The campaign committee, Run The Rock 2020, isn't officially connected to Johnson himself it was created by a guy named Kenton Tilford in West Virginia, who could either be a troll or a red-blooded American who believes that the "people's elbow" is the only thing that can get the country back on track.

Follow the North Downs Way along the river Wey, then join the Surrey Cycleway Link before your first swim in Tilford.

Greece is a prime example of the disease in the euro zone, said Mr. Tilford, the economist in London, made worse by political mismanagement; the global recession, which has hit tax receipts; and the impossibility of devaluing a shared currency.

France, given its size and importance, is "acknowledged to be different" in Brussels and in Berlin, Mr. Tilford said.

Mr. Tilford said Europe was trapped in a Japanese-style malaise.

Vincent Davis, a passenger in the van Tilford was driving, told Cycling News the men were returning to Davis's Denver home from a training camp in San Diego.

Since Britain introduced its minimum wage in 1999, Mr. Tilford added, "the impact on employment was minimal, and there was no indication it had any negative impact".

Mr. Tilford added that the slump in the economy was also making it harder for Greece to meet the troika's demands to reduce a mountain of debt.

In essence, Mr. Tilford said, it is the taxpayers of Greece, Ireland and Portugal who are bailing out German, French and British taxpayers and depositors -- not the other way around.

According to Tilford and Phillips, no one in the Wood family ever knew of Doe's existence until now.