Sentence examples for shipway from inspiring English sources
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The sloping dry dock in which a ship is build and from where it is launched
Salford City Reds: Cain Kirk, Littler, Stewart, Powelll; Beverley, Fitzpatrick; Highton, Charles, Rutgerson, Coley, Shipway, Johnson.
Salford City Reds: Flowers; Caine, Stewart, Littler, Kirk McGuinnesss, Fitzpatrick; Baynes, Alker, Highton, Coley, Shipway, Charles.
Explaining his own commitment since he became chairman in October 2000, Shipway explains: "I just love football, I believe it is the greatest game in the world and that it was unfair that half the population never had opportunities to play it.
Yet Shipway, too, brims with optimism and ambition for WSL.
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Kate Shipway was the nimble solo pianist.
But in tackling "Fratres," he's handling music that to many dancegoers feels like a cliché; fortunately, on Wednesday, it was rivetingly played onstage by Kate Shipway (on piano) and Peter Adams (on cello).
A brilliant scything run from Richard Horne almost brought a try for the scrum-half, only desperate cover tackling by Karl Fitzpatrick and Mark Shipway saved the home side.
"When you take out mums, dads, boyfriends, girlfriends, there are not many people left," says the chairman, Steve Shipway.
He's still very young and we're working hard with him, but he showed his promise again tonight.' The coach also had special words of praise for forwards Sean Rutgerson and Mark Shipway, who made two superb try-saving tackles in the second half.
