Sentence examples for wallace from inspiring English sources
proper noun
Notably of the Scottish patriot William Wallace.
Episode six opens with the horrific image of Omar's boyfriend Brandon, his face and body sickeningly mutilated, stretched out across the bonnet of a car, to Wallace and – to a lesser extent – D'Angelo's evident discomfort.
D tries half-heartedly to defend the killing to Wallace – "Sometimes you got to send a message" – and over the course of this episode we see his relationship with the youngster become more and more avuncular (he's much the same way with the two dealers whose petty thieving he hides from Stringer).
It's the equivalent of glancing at your Wallace & Gromit crackers this year, and discovering the jokes are by Tony Parsons and Nick Hornby.
Ed "Wallace and Gromit" Miliband, on the other hand, will be wise not to joke about it at PMQs this week.
In the space of a few days, the Conservatives of 2015 have turned Miliband from Wallace into Poldark.
Similarly, at the Wallace Collection near Marble Arch you can enjoy a magnificent collection in a lovely setting without crowds.
The new version is created and directed by Robert Icke, who recently staged the intimate Wallace Shawn play The Fever in a Mayfair hotel room.
I remember him mentioning a poem by Wallace Stevens, which I went off and read.
Wallace Olins, brand consultant, born 19 December 1930; died 14 April 2014.
Among the most admired lottery projects have been the relatively inexpensive restorations of the Royal Court Theatre, the Wallace Collection and the Dulwich Picture Gallery, all in London.
