Sentence examples for raby from inspiring English sources

Tony Dunne and Fiona Raby of Dunne & Raby are treated as equals, as are Nipa Doshi and Jonathan Levien of Doshi Levien.

Bishop said the article was "clearly not" impartial and criticised Raby for being "profoundly ignorant" about the level of engagement between China and Australia.

Lois was the youngest child of Daisy (nee Raby) and Frank Martin, her father being a busy GP in Heaton, Bradford.

UK-based international leaders in this field, Tony Dunne and Fiona Raby, argue in their recent book Speculative Everything that if we speculate more, and about everything in our lives, reality will become more malleable.

How can musicians like Spoek, designers like Dunne & Raby and the Lagos writers combine the large-scale critical engagement of Afrofuturism with the dogged determination of Musk to make something happen?

Medieval remains in the area include the well-preserved Raby Castle near the town (parish) of Staindrop.

Lord Barnard T.D., Raby Castle, Co. Durham "Dame Alice Owen" (1897), by George Frampton Source: Dame Alice Owen's School A Royal Gamee" (1906-11), by Sir William Reynolds-Stephens Source: Tate VICTORIAN sculpture" is a phrase that can make the heart sink.

"This suggests that investments in early parent-child relationships may result in long-term returns that accumulate across individuals' lives," coauthor and University of Minnesota psychologist Lee Raby said in an interview.

Jackson had shouted, "I'm going to Cicero!" The prospect of Jackson attempting to desegregate Cicero, one of the city's most entrenched white working-class suburbs, was terrible enough to bring King, Daley, Archbishop John Cody, the veteran community leader Al Raby, and seventy-five contending parties swiftly to the negotiating table.

Since 2000, at least five biographies have been published: "The Forgotten Naturalist," by John Wilson Alfred Russel Wallacece: A Life," by Peter Raby; "In Darwin's Shadow," by Michael Shermer; "The Heretic in Darwin's Court," by Ross A. Slotten; and "An Elusive Victorian," by Martin Fichman.

At the Asia Society forum Julian Raby, director of the Freer Gallery of Art and the Arthur M. Sackler Gallery at the Smithsonian Institution in Washington, urged a system under which American museums might provide funds for archaeological excavations and benefit by sharing the discoveries with host nations.