Sentence examples for dawson from inspiring English sources

Origen's true predecessor is Philo of Alexandria, who had teased moral and metaphysical profundities from the Torah, verse by verse, in order to demonstrate that nothing taught among the Greeks had been concealed from the Lawgiver of the Jews (see further Dawson 1992).

Tourists now visit Dawson City specifically to go toe-to-toe with this challenging libation, much as Captain Dick anticipated.

Dawson says: "It is quite serious, tangible and very welcome.

Stephens sent a short pass to Dawson and his out-swinging cross was missed by several people before it arrived at Haulm, who joyfully volleyed the winner.

Inside the student cafe of Independent College on Dawson Street, the cafe's owner, Jonathan, proffers the view that if the weather was like this more of the time, the Irish would not be so weighed down by all the economic doom and gloom.

Scorers Sutton: Rains 42, Hanlan 60, Coventry: Phillips 52 Teams Sutton: Roney, Jones, Rains, Colley, Pratt, Rogers, Stephens, Dawson, Dennis, McKinnon.

I had belittled my friend because the legendary Sour Toe Cocktail, as served in Yukon's Dawson City, could not possibly be real.

There should be only one condition: that for the duration of their march they must all wear green or orange frogman flippers.Charles Dawson Jevington, East Sussex  * Letter appears online only.

Yet when the viewer moves closer to see how he did it, the image evaporates into a blur of paint".Velázquez was inimitable," says Dawson Carr, the show's curator.

Critics insisted the removal of the Open from live, free-to-air television would damage golf, a claim strongly countered by the outgoing R&A chief executive Peter Dawson.

Sarah Dawson, who is credited with bringing purple sprouting brocolli to the mass market in the UK from her Lincolnshire farm, agrees that research on improving yield and quality has fallen behind.