Sentence examples for coles from inspiring English sources
Mark MacPhail, a 27-year-old police officer and former Army Ranger working off-duty as a security guard, was fatally shot in the chest on August 19th , 1989in a parking lot in Savannah, Georgia, after intervening in an argument between a homeless man, Larry Young, and another man named Sylvester Coles.
His natural-resources minister says it will create 20,000 construction jobs for Americans.Neither side has an answer to Mr Coles.
As a result of his shamefully Straussian language Coles was stripped of his captaincy and transfer-listed.
"I have deleted my Twitter account and will be making sure that I impress upon the rest of the squad the importance of realising what damage ill-judged remarks on social media can do," Coles said.
But the then-Exeter City captain Coles suffered a particularly bad case of microblogging madness, when responding to a bit of badinage from a teenage fan ("I just thought it was a bit of banter") with a blunt exhortation to "fuck off cunt".
But since the trial seven of the key witnesses have come forward to say their evidence was wrong, and others have testified under oath that Coles was the killer.
The process, practiced since about 1900, is named for its English inventor Sherard O. Cowper-Coles.
The charity's co-founder, David Coles, says that bringing in overseas volunteers for a six-week project, for example, can be hugely beneficial in terms of sharing skills and exchanging ideas.
Michael White is assistant editor of the Guardian and covered the Brighton bombing for the paper Margaret Thatcher expected the Conservative party to remove her as leader after the 1983 general election despite having just won a landslide majority, according to John Coles, her private secretary at the time.
The blinkered insularity prevalent in England may be gauged from the fact that Frank Coles, the Daily Telegraph correspondent, asked himself how the Hungarians would fare against an English club team fighting for points in midwinter.
