Sentence examples for rie from inspiring English sources
(AP) ORIOLES 4, RAYS 1 Jeremy Guth- rie, in his third opening-day start in four years, allowed three hits in eight shutout innings, outpitching host Tampa Bay's David Price, the runner-up for the A.L. Cy Young Award last season.
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Rie Murayama, Goldman's property analyst in Tokyo, says with a chuckle that when she first began using the index in 1996, and saw how well it matched housing starts over the previous two decades, she got excited: "I thought, wow, for the first time I can predict what's going on in the housing market".
Hendrika ("Rie") Mastenbroek of the Netherlands won three gold medals and a silver in the swimming competition.
March 16, 1902 Vienna, Austria April 1 , 1995London, England Dame Lucie Rie, née Lucie Gomperz (born March 16, 1902, Vienna, Austria died April 1 , 1995 London, England), Austrian-born British studio potter.
Rie was educated at the Vienna Gymnasium and at the Arts and Crafts School.
However, as Rie Yoshitake, a sake promoter based in London, says: "Since the tsunami many Japanese people have questioned what it means to be Japanese – and as sake is such a symbol for Japan, the Japanese people have found a new determination to protect the industry as by doing so they are protecting their very identity".
(Claudia La Rocco 20100318 YOSHIKO CHUMA AND THE SCHOOL OF HARD KNOCKS (Friday through Sunday) Working with the choreographers Ursula Eagly and Jon Kinzel, and the lighting designer Rie Ono, Ms. Chuma explores her company's experiences in East Central Europe over the past 25 years.
Besides his daughter, Mr. Emi is survived by his second wife, Itsuko; another daughter, Eileen Tabuchi; a stepdaughter, Rie Nishikawa; a sister, Kaoru Sugita; nine grandchildren; and four great-grandchildren.
A faunlike boy (the softly riveting, adolescent-looking Steven Melendez), after dancing alone, meets six nymphs and has an extended dance duet with one (Rie Ogura), before allowing the six to dance together and then becoming one of their number in the finale.
Mr. Haga's "Thread," set to Simon Rackham's "Which ever way your nose bends" and performed with Rie Fukuzawa, is an excerpt from "Two People and a Wall".
