Sentence examples for a tunney from inspiring English sources

In a hearing, the trial judge, Colleen Kollar-Kotelly, would have simply determined whether the agreement was in the "public interest".The judge has now decided to let the trial continue on two parallel tracks—a Tunney act review and proceedings to hear the arguments of those states that want tougher remedies.

They have vowed, at least for now, to fight on by challenging the adequacy of the settlement in what is known as a Tunney Act proceeding, or by seeking a trial on the remedy issue.

"I talked to Mother about it, and she was eager for a book about Dad, but not a biography," said Mr. Tunney, a businessman and entrepreneur who looks a lot like his father, with the same broad forehead and square chin.

As a result "Tunney" doesn't accomplish its goal of making us regret the way history has regarded its subject.

He did, however, promise the team would "put an arm around her", a promise that Tunney says has already been fulfilled.

There was a howl of pleasure as Tunney nailed an excellent beam, eclipsed by a roar from the far side as a tumbling, rolling ball of muscle enacted some further mind-boggling impossibility on the vault.

"We are sort of retro 2010," said Mr. Tunney, a surfer dude who slicks his blond hair back in a ponytail and wears flip-flops with a jacket.

Fifteen minutes after Lasn sent the e-mail, Justine Tunney, a twenty-six-year-old in Philadelphia, read it on her RSS feed.

But the five seconds that Dempsey wasted before he was reminded of the new rule gave Tunney a 14-second break.

The New Yorker, October 8 , 1927P. 17 Anecdotes to shou that prizefighting is not brutalizing Mr. and Mrs. Dempsey hold hands during a show and Tunney enjoys e chocolate ice-cream soda.

Polly Lauder Tunney, a Connecticut socialite and Carnegie heiress whose secret romance and subsequent marriage to the former heavyweight champion Gene Tunney was one of the most sensational love stories of the 1920s, died Saturday at her home in Stamford, Conn.