Sentence examples for martens of from inspiring English sources

She is a daughter of Marianne K. Martens and Theodore F. Martens of Demarest, N.J.

At a protest outside the Pretoria court, Troy Martens, of the ruling ANC's women's league, said: "This is not acceptable and our women need to be protected".

Ten drivers, including the defending champion, Christophe Martens of Belgium, will compete in 20 races, four a day for five days at five tracks.

The nominees were eventual winner Lieke Martens of the Netherlands, who plays for Barcelona; USWNT star Carli Lloyd, who plays for Manchester City; and Deyna Castellanos of Venezuela, who plays for Florida State.

At one point, he complained that his questioner, Matthew T. Martens of the Securities and Exchange Commission, was being too imprecise in his queries, making them hard to answer.

Western observers were upset, and Wilfried Martens, of the European People's Party, released a statement calling the demand "totally unacceptable" and "a direct attack against democracy and the rule of law".

Take Agatha Marten of Clifton, N.J., a 1988 Bush voter who intends to cast a protest vote for Perot.

So, three weeks ago, the Trust announced a formal, two-year study into the possibility of reintroducing pine martens south of the border.

Is Dr. Martens' use of Bosch a bit of harmless visual sampling, similar to the literary and cinematic sampling above?

Sheehy gathered hair samples of martens to find DNA and analysed their faeces to establish diet.

Punk adopted Dr Martens because of the boots' connection with the working class, seen as rebellious and anti-establishment.