Sentence examples for stanley it from inspiring English sources

Richard Bender, stage manager told Stanley it was not necessary to rehearse for the part, as Stanley would sit in the jury box with back to the audience.

Fowler attended a public meeting with him in Stanley: "It was fairly late in the evening.

Sometimes, especially away from Stanley, it feels as if the war is the only human presence in the landscape.

From the salubrious surrounds of Manchester United to unfashionable Accrington Stanley, it has taken a long time but Jimmy Dunne should finally win his first Ireland cap tonight in the under-21 friendly against Iceland.

Jeremy Corbyn has told Morgan Stanley it is right to regard him as a threat, after the investment bank warned its clients that a Labour government could pose as much of a risk to British business as Brexit.

Natives and Arab slave traders told Stanley it was impossible to survive the river's cataracts and hostile tribes.

ROTHENBERG--Stanley, it is with deep sorry that we mourn the loss of one of our Past Presidents and Honorary Trustees.

It is not easy to take English football as a whole - price fluctuations even within the Premiership are enormous - but when it costs more to watch Woking or Accrington Stanley than it does to see Roma or Bayern Munich, there is probably something wrong.

A lot of it is word of mouth," said Mr. Milne, 65, noting that few people have seen the house since Ted and Vada Stanley bought it in 1992 and spent two and a half years restoring it.

STANLEY -- It seemed so clear ahead of time that "Coupling" was going to be terrible, simply because it was a rip-off of a British show, that it was gratifying to realize it really was just as bad as predicted.

Reviewing "Rubicon" for The New York Times, Alessandra Stanley wrote: "It's easy to fall under the spell of the murky, paranoid world of 'Rubicon.' It's harder to tell from this preview whether the atmospherics add up to a solid and complex mystery".