Sentence examples for baily from inspiring English sources

Baily revised several star catalogs, repeated Henry Cavendish's experiments to determine the density of the Earth, and measured its elliptical shape.

Lewis Cook already looks a good prospect in central midfield, and young defenders Baily Cargill and Matt Butcher could make Premier League debuts.

This is problematic at a time when developed countries are struggling to generate growth and when prominent economists are talking about "secular stagnation", a long-term slowdown in the growth rate.Martin Baily of the Brookings Institution conducted a series of studies to find out why productivity in specific industries was higher in some countries than in others.

April 28 , 1774Newbury, England August 30, 1844 London, England Francis Baily, (born April 28 , 1774 Newbury, Berkshire, Eng. died Aug. 30, 1844, London) astronomer who detected the phenomenon called "Baily's beads" during an annular eclipse of the Sun on May 15 , 1836

Baily retired from a successful business career in 1825 and turned his energies to science.

He will be having his 5th birthday party in a few weeks and the theme is knights and princesses, he is over the moon knowing that Baily will be dressed as a princess".

Mr. Williams, a slight man with a beard, stood before Judge Loren Baily-Schiffman in gray jeans and a black windbreaker, as his lawyer, Herbert J. Moses, said that his client "has some regrets".

Judge Baily-Schiffman denied a request for bail and ordered him jailed until his next court date on Sept. 28.

But Judge Baily-Schiffman disagreed.

Nick Baily of the Belgrave Trust, a New York-based firm that helps individuals and companies to offset their carbon footprints, estimates that as much as 40% of food-related footprints (which account for about a fifth of the total in Britain) is attributable to the petrochemical fertilisers used in producing foodstuffs.

Martin Baily and Jacob Kirkegaard of the Peterson Institute in Washington, DC, reckon that raising actual EU retirement ages to the official age would offset the impact of an ageing population over the next 20 years.For that to happen, working practices and attitudes need to change.