Sentence examples for burnside from inspiring English sources
noun
A moustache, with whiskers on the cheeks but with no beard on the chin
Burnside is a motorsport enthusiast who loves the Isle of Man TT motorbike races and is a close friend of the former Formula One champion Jackie Stewart, with whom he goes shooting, associates said.
Burnside may have been made a scapegoat, but it sparked the start of his solo PR career.
Less than a month later Lord King, BA's chairman, took early retirement and it was announced that Burnside would also be leaving.
It said that while its directors, of whom Burnside was one, were not party to any concerted campaign it accepted that other employees of the company were responsible for "regrettable incidents".
With Bell, Burnside now advises the Firtash Foundation, overseen by the billionaire Ukrainian oligarch Dmytro Firtash, a backer of the ousted president and Putin ally Viktor Yanukovych.
In 2012 Burnside advised Vladimir Makhlai, a Russian billionaire who fled to Britain in 2005 after being charged with financial crimes.
Leading human rights lawyer and advocate Julian Burnside QC has told the ABC that the Australian government's holding of 153 asylum seekers on a customs boat at sea may amount to piracy.
Mr Trimble's second setback of the day came when rank and file delegates of the Ulster Unionist Council backed the pro-RUC motion by London-based businessman David Burnside by 384 votes to 338.
That is the path trodden by David Burnside, a steely former Ulster Unionist MP turned public relations man who has emerged as a key bridgehead between Russian interests and the Conservatives.
It is hard to find a clear correlation between overall aid flows on the one hand, and economic growth or reductions in poverty on the other.Yet there is now a strong body of evidence, led by the research of David Dollar, Craig Burnside and Paul Collier, all economists at the World Bank, that aid does boost growth when countries have reasonable economic policies.
Piqued by the piece, I wrote to John Burnside, a poet who recently won both the T.S. Eliot and Forward prizes for poetry.
