Sentence examples for the cott from inspiring English sources

The Cott Family: Barry, Carol, Noel, Pam and Eric.

Gerald Norman Pencer, Canadian businessman who expanded his father's bottling business from a regional company into the Cott Corp., the world's fourth largest maker of soft drinks (b. April 26 , 1945 Montreal, Que.--d. Feb. 3, 1998, Toronto, Ont.).

April 26 , 1945Montreal, Canada February 3 , 1998Toronto, Canada Gerald Norman Pencer, Canadian businessman who expanded his father's bottling business from a regional company into the Cott Corp., the world's fourth largest maker of soft drinks (b. April 26 , 1945 Montreal, Que.--d. Feb. 3, 1998, Toronto, Ont.).

In that way, this revisal falters by casting a young Gaston (the on-the-rise Corey Cott), completely changing the dynamics of the central story.

After the war, Cott returned to Cambridge, becoming a Fellow of Selwyn College in 1945; he worked there until he retired in 1967.

The alternating stripes may refer to the spatial frequency detecting capacity of a predator's retina, which may aid in camouflage under certain combinations of intensity and contrast against the background (Cott, 1939).

In the concluding chapter, Cott explicitly states "The innumerable visible devices used.. in peace-time and in war-time.. are merely rediscovered.. applications of colour that have already reached a high.. degree of specialization and perfection.. in the animal world", mentioning predator-prey relationships, sexual selection and signalling to rivals.

Mr. Sheppard, who joined the company in 2002, had previously served as the president of Cott's operations in the United States.

Mr. Leedom was raising money to build the theater, and Mr. Cott was the theater manager.

As a camouflage expert during the Second World War, Cott likened the functions of military camouflage to those of protective coloration in nature.

Leland D. Cott, the chief architect on the project, agreed.