Sentence examples for cooney from inspiring English sources
Sentence The word "cooney" is not a word in the English language, so it is not correct or usable in standard written English.
Douglas Bernstein of Plunkett Cooney, a Michigan law firm, says he could work 14 hours a day, 7 days a week and not keep up with the demand for his services.
Leinster R Kearney; D Kearney (Z Kirchner 55), B O'Driscoll (J Gopperth 71), G D'Arcy, L Fitzgerald; I Madigan, E Reddan (J Cooney 65); J McGrath (M Bent 57), S Cronin (A Dundon 57), M Ross (M Moore 57), D Toner, M McCarthy (L Cullen 61), R Ruddock (McGrath 74), S O'Brien (S Jennings 33), J Heaslip (capt).
Cooney, who now has his own art-advisory business, agreed with the "shameless" bit when I asked him about it recently.
Writer notes that Mr. Haughton, like Mr. Cooney, is unsalaried.
At the time Mr. Cooney was assistant administrator of H.D.A., at a salary of $25,000 a year.
First Lieutenant James T. Cooney was flying Colonel Henderson's helicopter over My Lai 4; he told the Peers commission, "I did notice several hootches burning, several buildings burning, possibly rice stores.
She most certainly would.Stephen Cooney Pottstown, PennsylvaniaSIR – Lexington quantified Mrs Palin's popularity by noting she gets more Google searches than other Republicans, but he didn't mention the nature of the interest.
Former Western Bulldog Adam Cooney was a standout for the Bombers, kicking three goals on debut.
The star midfielder and reigning best-and-fairest winner was a key part of first-year coach Luke Beveridge's plans as he looks to reshape his team after the off-season losses of veterans Adam Cooney, Ryan Griffen and Shaun Higgins.
Individuals thought about their safety; businesses about their balance sheets.The White House's sceptical stance lost credibility last year when it emerged that Phil Cooney, chief of staff at the Council on Environmental Quality, had been editing scientific reports to emphasise uncertainties in climate science.
According to Charles Cooney, also at MIT, so long as companies see manufacturing simply as a matter of compliance with regulatory requirements, rather than an opportunity to cut costs and production time, change will be slow in coming.There are lessons to be learned from other industries, according to Doug Dean of PricewaterhouseCoopers.
