Sentence examples for dear streets from inspiring English sources

[Speaking in a heavy Texas accent:] "Dear streets of Oak Lawn and Cedar Springs, I'm gonna kill you gay people".

The tree, also called the Jackson Oak, is located at the corner of South Finley and Dearing Streets in Athens, Georgia, United States.

Dear, dear, dear.

William H. Jackson did, in fact, own the property on the opposite side of Dearing Street from the tree.

These documents describe a parcel bounded on the east by Finley Street and on the north by Dearing Street, an area that would seem to encompass the tree.

That plot included the present-day 226 Dearing Street, but in the early 19th century it was simply designated Lot #14.

The plaque reads: THE TREE THAT OWNS ITSELF Quercus alba Deeded to itself by Col. William H. Jackson :::circa 1832 This scion of the original tree was planted by :::the Junior Ladies Garden Club in 1946 National Register of Historic Places 1975 Athens Historical Landmark 1988 The entire Dearing Street Historic District (of which the tree is a "resident") was added to the National Register in 1975.

He seeks their advice but he also holds dear the street maxim he learned from his old South Bronx patrol partner.

Dear Wall Street Journal, I, the lawyer Michael Cohen, demand you retract a recent, totally false story claiming that my client President Donald J. Trump paid the porn star Stormy Daniels "hush money" on the eve of the Republican National Convention to cover up an alleged extramarital affair.

By Chase Olivarius-McAllister January 25 , 2018Dear Wall Street Journal, I, the lawyer Michael Cohen, demand you retract a recent, totally false story claiming that my client President Donald J. Trump paid the porn star Stormy Daniels "hush money" on the eve of the Republican National Convention to cover up an alleged extramarital affair.

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