Sentence examples for gaines from inspiring English sources
Gaines went on to create in The Autobiography of Miss Jane Pittman (1971) one of the most famous female characters in African American fiction, whose first-person narrative testifies to the dauntless progress of the black folk whom she represents from bondage to the civil rights era.
In the course of investigating the road-rage incident, Detective Poole discovered that the S.U.V. Gaines was driving — a green Mitsubishi Montero — was registered to Sharitha Knight.
Related: Amtrak crash: safety mechanism to slow speeding trains was close to operational Gaines worked as a staffer with the news agency for 17 years, his colleagues fondly referring to him as a "geek's geek", in the wire's announcement of his death.
Gaines leaves behind a 16-year-old son, Oliver, an 11-year-old daughter, Anushka, and his wife Jacqueline.
Gaines remained the publisher of Mad even after the magazine was acquired by Kinney National Service Corporation (later Warner Communications) in 1968.
But given the disinclination of many college coaches at the time to recruit so-called "playground" players, Monroe ended up at Winston-Salem State, a small historically black Division II school coached by the larger-than-life Clarence ("Big House") Gaines.
Gaines v. Canada (1938), Houston argued that it was unconstitutional for Missouri to exclude blacks from the state's university law school when, under the "separate but equal" provision, no comparable facility for blacks existed within the state.
But he also implicitly affirmed the basic holding in Ensley-Gaines in his quip that "[e]mployers can treat pregnant women as badly as they treat similarly affected nonpregnant employees".
But, says Ms Gaines-Ross, nothing compares with the damage a firm can inflict on itself.
Lesley Gaines-Ross, chief "knowledge officer" for Burson Marsteller, a PR firm, says there are good business reasons for turning bosses into stars.
Within the L.A.P.D., the Lyga-Gaines shooting took on a new dimension.
