Sentence examples for wes from inspiring English sources
proper noun
Short form of the male given name Wesley.
Wes Hoolahan converted the second-half penalty after the centre-back was dismissed for deliberate handball and, despite a brief fightback by gallant Ipswich Town, Norwich regained the lead and now they are on their way to Wembley.
That was the game's key moment, as the defender was sent off and Wes Hoolahan converted the penalty.
Edge: Cleveland Cleveland native Wes Craven is the demented mind behind Last House on the Left, The Hills Have Eyes and the Nightmare on Elm Street series.
But it's possible that DGA winner Alejandro González Iñárritu or Brit-crush Wes Anderson might temper Boyhood's winning streak.
Wes Hoolahan had cancelled out Ishmael Miller's opener but James Vaughan appeared to have won it for Huddersfield with a stoppage-time penalty.
Suddenly, Jane's neighbour Ricky Fitts (Wes Bentley) appears in the distance.
These days one-day internationals are a little bit like Wes Anderson films; there's too many of them, they all look the same and you can never quite escape the feeling that the best ones happened at least ten years ago.
And talking of gauche, the brand famously doesn't gift clothes to celebrities – Touitou has said in the past he would rather give clothes to teachers – but it still counts Alexa Chung, Keira Knightley, Wes Anderson and Jarvis Cocker among its clientele.
It is a joy to see The Grand Budapest Hotel do so well in the Globes, with nominations for best comedy/musical, best actor for Ralph Fiennes and best director for that remarkable and singular auteur, Wes Anderson.
And this really is a kind of underdog good-news story for Wes Anderson's Grand Budapest Hotel, which might so easily have completely vanished over awards season, without anybody particularly noticing.
Wes Enos, the deputy campaign manager for former congresswoman Michelle Bachmann's Iowa bid in 2012, described Palin as a "minor blip" and said the speech was merely an attempt to reverse waning public interest and possibly secure another book or television deal.
