Sentence examples for Garth from inspiring English sources

The term used in a narrow sense also applies to the walkways or alleys themselves (the central area being the cloister garth), in a general sense to the houses of religious orders, and in a generic sense to places of retreat for religious purposes.

Former Crew midfielder Cole Grossman managed to provide that certainty, justifying Garth Lagerwey's decision to deal Yordany Alvarez this winter.

Garth Edward of Natsource, an emissions broker that is already trading greenhouse gases, says the range of recent trades has been $1 to $3 a tonne.

Conor Donahue, a student at Stanford Graduate School of Business, enters a world of constant upheaval "WHAT is the most important thing you want us to learn here?" my fellow first year MBA student pointedly asked Garth Saloner, dean of the Stanford Graduate School of Business GSBB) at the start of the school year.

Garth Saloner, dean of Stanford's business school, believes that MOOCs will only have a limited effect on top-tier programmes such as his own, in which exercises are carried out by small groups of very bright students working in close quarters.

But South Africa's vote may have had less to do with UN procedure and more to do with sending some strong signals about its foreign priorities.The vote presented a chance for South Africa to "nail its colours to the mast", says Garth Le Pere of the Institute for Global Dialogue, a local research outfit.

When I was 17, and about to embark on some penniless wandering around Greece, I telephoned (at the suggestion of a mutual friend) an august-seeming graduate student called Garth Fowden and got some good practical advice.

Garth Brooks, the country phenomenon who (to the date of this list's publication) has sold more records than any other solo artist, completely dominated the 1990s with his mass appeal that was aided by his unique fusion of country and stadium rock.