Sentence examples for healy from inspiring English sources

(See, for instance, Ehresmann & Vanbremeersch 1987, 2007, Healy 2000, Healy & Caudell 2006, Arzi-Gonczarowski 1999, Brown & Porter 2006).

After college Healy attended seminary in Montreal and in Paris and was ordained a priest in 1854 (see Researcher's Note).

A carbon copy of a delivery this time finds the edge, and Healy takes a fine low catch behind the stumps.

Facebook Twitter Google plus Share Share this post Facebook Twitter Google plus close 9.24am BSThe:24 teamseAustraliaalia: Villani, Jonassen, Lanning, Perry, Blackwell, Cameron, Healy, Osborne, Coyte, Farrell, Hunter.

Good scrummaging display. 2 Dylan Hartley 7/10 One of only four players in the starting lineup to have played an international at Murrayfield, the hooker was at his durable best in the difficult conditions. 3 Dan Cole 7/10 England will want to wrap the tight-head in cotton wool before his skirmish with Cian Healy.

Mr Healy reckons that Mr Obama is "as dedicated to enhancing federal power as any president in 50 years".The perils of over-promisingNonsense, say his supporters.

Brian Cowen's coalition won by 81 votes to 75 after the prime minister was able to secure the support of three independent TDs (members of parliament): Kerry South's Jackie Healy-Rae, Tipperary North's Michael Lowry and Wicklow's Joe Behan.

Greenway c Healy b Perry 2 (England 58-3) Perry, the quickest bowler on show today, comes back into the attack and beats a groping Greenway with a ball angled across the left-hander.

"Go directly to jail: The criminalisation of almost everything", edited by Gene Healy, is a fine collection of essays about the trend towards jailing people for things you would not necessarily guess were crimes, such as technical violations of obscure environmental and corporate regulations.

Such an incident occurred in April at the University of Toronto, which rescinded its offer of a job to David Healy.

Appalled by such hubris, a libertarian scholar called Gene Healy wrote "The Cult of the Presidency", a book decrying the unrealistic expectations Americans have of their presidents.