Sentence examples for kimberley from inspiring English sources
proper noun
Any of several places, notably a city in South Africa, noted for diamond mining.
Cecil Rhodes arrived in Kimberley in 1871, aged just 17.
Of Kimberley who placed her licked finger on a lightbulb socket with the result that "bingo balls halted and the whole hall gasped/ in silence".
Entertainingly, the film depicts the rush as literal stampede of white men over Kimberley, top hats falling off, punching each other for the right to stick their stake in little plots.
At its centre was a single performance by an 11-year-old Aboriginal girl, an untrained actor from the Kimberley.
I am also proud to have committed our government to a world class system of marine parks, placed the Kimberley region on our National Heritage list, introduced the first e-waste recycling scheme and ensured resale royalties for Australian artists, including Indigenous artists.
A study by the George Institute for Global Health found one in eight children born in the Fitzroy Valley in the Kimberley region in 2002 and 2003 had the syndrome, which impairs brain development – the highest level recorded in Australia.
Kimberley-Marie Sklinar is director of Never Enough Press.
As well as Kimberley-Clark, the maker of Huggies, its clients include Unilever, Danone and Vodacom, part of Vodafone.
Moon Kook-hyun, a former boss of Yuhan-Kimberley, a maker of disposable nappies, has argued for years that his country is too dependent on a handful of giant conglomerates, the chaebol, and must focus on improving its small and medium-sized family firms.
As the letter was picked up around the world, some Twitter users pointed out the letter's similarity to a research paper written by an American teacher and academic, Kimberley A Hurd.
"Repetition makes it more vivid and familiar," explains Kimberley Wade, associate professor of psychology at Warwick University.
