Sentence examples for clarke from inspiring English sources

The Tory right believe that Clarke is deeply unsound on prisons and, in the news release from the Ministry of Justice, Clarke goes out of his way to make the point that he will still have enough space to lock up wrong'uns.

"I want to see it again in the morning," Clarke said.

It was certainly noteworthy that in his recent interview in this newspaper, Clarke complained of the "ludicrous cycle of ridiculous housing booms followed by housing crashes".

"The improvement in labour market conditions, including the pick-up in hiring reported in broader survey data, looks set to provide further support to real wage growth," Clarke adds, though she forecasts a slower rate of pay growth than the consensus, going for 1.8%.

Ipswich (4-4-2): BialkowSmith, Berras, Smith, Berra, Fryers; Varney (Clarke 90), Bishop (Chaplow 57), Skuse, Tabb; Murphy, Sears (Wood 79).

Clarke fought his stiff back and Cook battled a technical fault but neither panicked nor changed their method.

The Ashes are all but safe for England.Australia, for all their apparent buoyancy having come tantalisingly close to winning the first Test, stand as much chance of getting back into this series now as Shane Watson has of entering into a civil partnership with his captain, Michael Clarke.

Eva Clarke continues the story of her mother's survival, and her own birth, to a rapt young audience, after which we drive through late winter sun to Eva's home in Cambridge, to which her mother recently moved from Cardiff.

But the fear – among rivals and shareholders, if not shoppers – is that chief executive Phil Clarke will eventually bring out the heavy ordnance.

Other strong parliamentary hopes include Darren Johnson, who is a London assembly member and a councillor in Lewisham, who will contest Lewisham Deptford, and Adrian Ramsay, the party's deputy leader, who is fighting to defeat former minister Charles Clarke in Norwich South, where the Greens are the official opposition on the unitary council.

But Tesco has slumped to a near 10 year low, down 2.35p at 275p on continuing concerns about a possible price war with J Sainsbury, 1.3p lower at 312.5p, and Morrisons, up 0.2p at 171.7p, following the proposed departure of chief executive Philip Clarke.