Sentence examples for joanna from inspiring English sources
Similarly, it's hard to feel anything but pity for the Green party today, now that Joanna Lumley and Thom Yorke and Bianca Jagger and Alistair McGowan have thrown their weight behind the re-election of Caroline Lucas.
It quickly becomes a generalised overview of dating apps and sites, and those on them, such as Chris, who has asked out more than 15,000 women, and single-mum Joanna, who treats her date to the immortal line: "I've been a slag.
After voting in her first federal election, and campaigning at polling stations on behalf of the Oaktree foundation, Joanna Eva tells us how she feels about the result.
As Joanna Biggs points out in her fabulous just-published oral history of Britain at work, All Day Long: "The nation of shopkeepers has become a nation of disappointed bakers and momentarily cheerful hotdog men.
Did Joanna Yeates's boyfriend, with the approval of Jefferies, plant a memorial herb garden to her outside the flat where she was murdered?
Is it fair to those who loved her to dramatise Joanna Yeates herself in an early scene?
Joanna Briscoe's novel Sleep With Me is published by Bloomsbury.
David Jockelson Solicitor, Miles & Partners LLP Contrary to your editorial and Joanna Moorhead (Don't turn these mothers into criminals, 6 November), this matter is not about criminalising the birth mother.
"Our hope is we have a very successful few months and she takes us through to our home World Cup in 2019," said Joanna Adams, the England Netball CEO.
Joanna Moorhead writes for the Guardian about parenting and family life The pope has reignited the debate over smacking children, saying it is fine to do so as a means of "correcting" behaviour as long as the child's "dignity is maintained".
The proposed 367 metre (1,200ft) bridge, inspired by actor Joanna Lumley's dream of "a place with no noise or traffic where the only sounds are birdsong and bees buzzing and the wind in the trees, and below the steady rush of water", will be designed by Thomas Heatherwick, who created the flaming and many-petalled Olympic cauldron.
