Sentence examples for rita from inspiring English sources

Texas's governor wants Rita and Katrina to be considered a single disaster, so the state can claim 100% of the cost of Rita from the federal government too.

There have been 32 recorded accidents over three years at Alton Towers, it emerged on Saturday, from a guest being rushed to hospital after hearing her "neck crack" on the 60mph Rita ride to an employee falling into a water trough.

She and her friend Doreen Bartlett, along with Doreen's son Viv, spent hours investigating a wide range of spiritual beliefs before Rita first learned of the Baha'i teachings.

His Dr Larch has twinkling charm, but this is not an outstanding performance from Caine, who was much better in Hannah and Her Sisters and in Educating Rita.

Small, wiry and full of laughter, Rita has a passion for this house at Moustiers St Marie, her land, her truffle orchard, her dogs and the wildlife she fights to preserve.

Rita led the procession of national religious leaders, feeling astonished that a working-class girl from a Cardiff council estate could be representing a world religion at a state occasion.

Kelly said the letters to the on-the-runs, which also include fugitives such as Sinn Féin's former press director Rita O'Hare, had been a pragmatic and necessary move to push the peace process forward.

I showed her a new commemorative coin, and said approvingly at the head on the coin: "Ooh, she looks just like Rita Hayworth!" Leader of the Liberal Democrats, 1988-1999 I didn't like her politics.

Rita Young of the Atlanta-based All About Developmental Disabilities pointed out that even in Texas, which tops the league table of states that carry out capital punishment, Hill would not be executed.

A fictionalised version of their story was broadcast earlier this year on Japanese television called Massan with Charlotte Kate Fox playing a character based on Rita Cowan and Tetsuji Tamayama as the godfather of Japanese whisky.

My mother, Rita Bartlett, who has died aged 67 of cancer, attended a public meeting in Cardiff in 1964 at which the speaker was the Hollywood actor OZ Whitehead, a prominent member of the Bahá'í faith.