Sentence examples for oliver from inspiring English sources
noun
A small tilt hammer, worked by the foot.
Email: [email protected] / Twitter: @NickEvershed Oliver Milman Melbourne reporter Oliver is a news reporter for Guardian Australia based in Melbourne.
We were at the dark heart of what Oliver was later to call "the locust years" (he loved a good epigram) when the forestry sector was trashing native woodland, and the subtext of the conference was a subtly orchestrated counter-attack by British ecologists, a bid to rehabilitate the national tree.
JOHN HOWARD DAVIES 1939- (UK) Big break: Oliver Twist (1948) A short life: At nine, he played Oliver in David Lean's classic Dickens adaptation.
Oliver is doing his job – and Smith is doing his.
Oliver stabs his fingers and talks a lot.
Robinson reports once having to reproach the No 10 communications chief, telling Oliver he could not know in advance about his analysis and he would have to "watch the News at Ten like everyone else".
The decision of the whips to impose a three line whip means that David Burrowes, aide to Cabinet Office minister Oliver Letwin and a leading member of the no camp, is expected to abstain in the "programme motion" vote.
Pumphouse Point Pumphouse Point road, Lake St Clair 0428 090 436 Lake St Clair lodge Lake St Clair Road, Lake St Clair (03) 6289 1137 Oatlands lodge 92 High Street, Oatlands (03) 6254 1444 Oliver Milman travelled to Tasmania courtesy of Tourism Tasmania.
DW After winning the prize for best chef at the 2014 Young British Foodie awards, it was unlikely that 29-year-old Tomos Parry would be held for too much longer by the visionary but grungey Climpson's Arch in east London (currently home to Som Saa from Andy Oliver, another great cook).
(Working in non-fiction, Oliver Sacks has written about how strangely memory works in his patients' brains and in his own).
I first saw Oliver Rackham perform in 1973, at a cross-disciplinary conference on the British oak held that autumn in Sussex University.
