Sentence examples for gordan from inspiring English sources
In these straightened times, one idea discussed between Mr Zbogar and Gordan Jandrokovic, his Croatian counterpart, was that in the future the two countries could save money by sharing embassy buildings and receptionists.
Murder mystery of Benita Bischoff who called herself Vivian Gordan, murdered and pitched down bank at Mosholu Aye., & the 4 theories explaining murder.
The school's associate head, Kitty Gordan, said that while the additional information was helpful, "I don't think students have been accepted that shouldn't have been accepted".
At 13, she marched into the office of Kitty Gordan, then the upper school director at Nightingale, and announced: "Hello, I'm an eighth grader, I will be here for high school, and I'd like to start a debate team.
JEFFERS--Lucy Latane Gordan, December 20, peacefully at home after a long illness at age 93.
Yet the item that left the greatest impression was Beethoven's Symphony No 8 – the piece that inspired the teenage Davis to take up music as a profession – which the LSO's leader, Gordan Nikolitch, directed with the odd nod and a wink while seated.
By Russell Lord The New Yorker, December 3, 1932 P. 22 Tells of the Walker-Gordan milking plants, and Henry Jeffers, president and general manager of them.
"This is the single most important acquisition that the historical society has made," said Gordan Chang, a co-director of the Asian American Art Project at Stanford, who once tried to find the paintings.
Turnbull's work on invariant theory built on the symbolic methods of the German mathematicians Rudolf Clebsch (1833-1872) and Paul Gordan (1837-1912).
John D. Gordan, a former Harvard English instructor and a Conrad expert, was appointed the first curator of the Berg, in 1940, and he continued to add to the collection until his death in 1968.
The music bursts with ruptures and extremes: from the massive fugal dynamism of the Gloria to the ferocious outbursts of the Credo to the mysterious murk of violas and cellos at the start of the Benedictus, before the solo violin (Gordan Trajković) soars to heavenly heights.
