Sentence examples for pennington from inspiring English sources

Pennington and McKellen first met in 1976, in a Royal Shakespeare Company production of "Romeo and Juliet" — Sir Ian was Romeo, Pennington was Mercutio — and the other day McKellen stopped by Pennington's theatre, in Fort Greene, Brooklyn, for a chat.

WEAPONS of mass destruction were blown off Britain's front pages this week by 12-year-old Shevaun Pennington, who decamped for a few days with Toby Studabaker, a 31-year-old American ex-Marine whom she met in an online chatroom.

Mr Pennington, widely respected for fighting crime and cleaning up a corrupt police department, finished six points behind him.Ever since, all the buzz has been about Mr Nagin, and Mr Pennington's campaign has struggled.

On the day before Mardi Gras, Mr Pennington stood in front of cameras and read a statement accusing Mr Nagin of unethical business practices; he then declined to elaborate, and ducked into a waiting car.

The company has said, however, that Aquabuoy will be profitable only if each device can generate at least 250kW, and that it has yet to reach this threshold.Similar bobbing buoys are also being worked on by AWS Ocean Energy, based in Scotland, and Ocean Power Technologies, based in Pennington, New Jersey, among others.

So the mayor lured Mr Pennington away from Washington, DC, to be his police chief, and together they presided over a halving of the city's crime rate.

The South Dakota Badlands comprise an area of approximately 2,000 square miles (5,200 square km) that stretches east and west for 100 miles (160 km) along the Jackson-Washabaugh and Pennington-Shannon county lines.

The nearest chapter to my home in Princeton is The First Tee of Greater Trenton, which operates even in winter, in the Y on Pennington Avenue.

Ray Nagin, a businessman, and Richard Pennington, on leave from his job as police chief, are running for the city's top job at a time when its economy is stagnating.

But John Pennington, president of the local Chamber of Commerce, says that businesses were being attacked before the riots, and that the violence has escalated since.

Then, as now, New Orleans had America's highest murder rate.Unfortunately, city officials in the 1990s kept the feds at bay, saying the department was taking steps to right itself through the leadership of its then-chief, Richard Pennington, and his young protégé, Mr Serpas.