Sentence examples for stanley from inspiring English sources

Later in the season, the same biographer attempts to turn Underwood's head to The Stanley Parable, an experimental installation that toys with abstract notions of free will.

The Catholic faithful gathered at St Mary's church in Port Stanley on Thursday morning to celebrate the election of Cardinal Jorge Bergoglio as the new Pope Francis.

The following year he was in heady if duller company in Stanley Kubrick's Spartacus, playing Antoninus, the handsome slave who flees from the overtures of his master, Laurence Olivier.

Here's a very different Vancouver photo, taken from Stanley Park by @maurice.

Johnson then handed Herat "a pair of scissors and a Stanley box cutter".

The brief respite – only 1 32 – allowed 20-year-old Vasilevskiy to become the goaltender of record and ultimately get the win in the Stanley Cup final.

For me the lull before the storm was illustrated by the complacent attitude of the Federal Reserve's vice-chairman Stanley Fischer, in his question and answer session after the annual Per Jacobsson lecture – not least when he dismissed that great central banking veteran Paul Volcker's call for a more structured international financial system.

A wise woman once said, "Stanley Tucci is a brat".

Then there is Philippe, Duke of Orléans (Stanley Tucci), a character with no function and no arc at all.

Solomon Bygraves, 29, who was on bail at the time of the robbery, was told by a judge that his attack on Stanley Evans could have been fatal.

Stanley Baldwin, Conservative leader from 1923 to 1937, faced a campaign against his leadership from the then Lord Rothermere (Daily Mail proprietor, and great-grandfather of the present owner) and Lord Beaverbrook, the Express proprietor, at a time when papers dominated the media far more than they do now.