Sentence examples for the dunne from inspiring English sources
The Dunne mechanism is more common to near-channel areas.
There is no real crime or horror in the Dunne household.
(Move one step forward if you see how Tom Sawyer has been worked into "Gone Girl". And not just because the Dunne house is on the Mississippi River).
He knew that public disclosure of the Dunne money, and all the embarrassing questions it would raise about his wealth, would destroy him.
After the seventh cocktail he told Mrs. Barton that he had been staying with the Dunne's for several days, drunk every minute.
Two well-known hydrological theories underpinning these processes are the Budyko framework and the Dunne diagram.
"I would recommend his book Maps And Dreams [about his work with the Dunne-za and Cree peoples of the eastern Rockies] to anyone, not just people interested in anthropology.
He went on to write The People's Land in 1975 before moving south to the eastern foothills of the Rockies, where his work preparing cultural and hunting maps with the Dunne-za and Cree was written up in his highly acclaimed Maps And Dreams in 1981.
Soon Mr. Jungen, who is of European and Native Canadian heritage (his father, a Swiss, and his mother, a member of the Dunne-za tribe, both died when he was 8), was showing masks (he started with 9 and later expanded to 12) and other work in Canada, Europe and the United States.
The Dunnes stood in a lounge in Dineen Hall on campus.
Haughey's sophistry cut little ice with either legal team in the Dunnes' dispute.
