Sentence examples for A sidney from inspiring English sources

So David Rohde does not get a Sidney for his unforgettable series on being held captive by the Taliban.

Gladwell's pieces in The New Yorker are always worth reading, so I'll just pick out one, "Offensive Play," on the lingering effects of football violence, for a Sidney award — in part to celebrate his work and in part as protest against the envious herd.

Des Moines dairy Anderson Erickson now makes a new soy yogurt from a soy protein isolate that Cargill touts for its blandness, and manufactures at a Sidney, Ohio factory opened last month.

He was more a Sidney Poitier than a Shirley Chisholm.

These funds are: a three year project grant (ID: 253636) for the overall project administration base in Sydney, and a Sidney Sax Public Health Postdoctoral Fellowship (ID: 245521), based in Oxford and Sydney.

Luhrmann's article wins a Sidney Award as one of the best essays of the year.

New Project for a Styron SIDNEY LUMET, who created the cable television drama "100 Centre Street," wrote five episodes for the new season and is directing five.

Associate Professor Elshaug is supported in-part by the HCF Research Foundation and holds a NHMRC Sidney Sax Fellowship (ID 627061).

After five minutes or so, a hopeful Mr. Sidney offered a bag of chocolate chip cookies and a carton of fat-free milk instead.

John Keenan was found with a serious head injury at a home in Sidney Street, Whitechapel, shortly after 1.30am yesterday.

Masters, who lives in Cambridge, met Shorter in 1998 in a doorway near Sidney Sussex College, while working at a centre for the homeless.