Sentence examples for Martin from inspiring English sources
noun
Any of various passerine birds of the family Hirundinidae, which also includes swallows, that catch insects whilst flying.
Reporter Chris Reason, who began on air with Larry Emdur and Kylie Gillies on The Morning Show soon after 10am, was evacuated and then allowed by police back into Martin Place studio with a cameraman, Greg Parker, at 5.30pm.
Mr Trimble defeated South Belfast MP the Rev Martin Smyth by 457 to 348 votes, 56% to 43%, in a crunch secret ballot of the party's ruling council in the King's Hall, Belfast.
Seven had to evacuate its Martin Place glass studios and relocate and build a temporary Sydney newsroom and TV studio in its corporate Pyrmont offices, all while staying on air and providing rolling coverage.
Martin, meanwhile, is "George Romero's vampire film about a disturbed teenager.
Martin praised Brady for "his tireless commitment to representing the Catholic church in Ireland at countless national and international engagements".
On Twitter, Jessica Martin said: "Cannot actually believe what's happened!
As talks resumed at Stormont to revive the assembly, under the chairmanship of the Northern Ireland secretary, Paul Murphy, and junior Irish foreign minister Tom Kitt, Sinn Féin's Martin McGuinness urged the hardline DUP to strike a deal as quickly as possible.
In 1952 we visited Villa Park and the Villa manager, George Martin, asked our manager if we had any promising players.
Martin Schulz, the president of the European parliament, refused to call a halt to this odd situation (which internally is now referred to as Nespressogate) even after being warned in writing more than a year ago by the joint leaders of the Green Group that coffee farmers in Latin America are facing "a real hunger crisis".
Bialkowsky saved from Martin Olsson but the ball found its way to Howson at the edge of the area.
