Sentence examples for He es from inspiring English sources

Charlie Simpson, 32 years old, who was serving a life term at Reidsville State Prison for armed robbery when he es caped Thursday, using a deputy warden's wife as a hostage, was tracked down early today in rural Parker School.

Six years later he es ablished a branch at Rangoon, and in 1905 and 1906 four other branches were opened, three in India at Calcutta, Chittagong and Karachi, and one at Kobe in Japan.

But he was es sentially a don until World War I transformed him into a political animal.

Mr. Nixon said he was es tablishing by Executive order a Presidential Commission on School Finance to study for two years the problems of adequately supporting local schools.

Thus Ashton invited Bal anchine to revive "Serenade" and "Apollo" for the Royal Ballet, from Bronislava Ni jinska he obtained "Les Bich es" and "Les Noces," and, most interesting of all, he brought Antony Tudor back to England.

In addition to the diffusion of adatoms on flat surfaces, when diffusing over monolayer surface steps, adatoms experience a large energy barrier--he Ehrlich-Schwoebel (ES) barrier--which affects the resulting surface [4, 5].

ES, HE and HT designed the study.

HE, HO and ES will make another count of polyps on DVD record to ensure validity.

He said that although there was power where he lived in Dar es Salaam, the village where he came from did not have electricity.

Sporadic reports of unintended acceleration gained national attention in the US 2009 after off-duty California highway patrolman Mark Saylor and three family members were killed when he lost control of the Lexus ES 350 he was driving.

After high school, Mr. Ghailani studied electronics at a technical school in Zanzibar, and after graduating in 1996, he moved to Dar es Salaam, Tanzania, where he lived with a friend whose family ran a clothing store.