Sentence examples for west association from inspiring English sources

"It's been such a disappointment," said Paul Oliva, president of the Long Beach West Association.

A comic strip, too, was studied by the F.B.I. and became a suspicious fact in her dossier: "The East and West Association, of which Pearl Buck is President, coöperates in the preparation of a comic sheet entitled 'The Twain Shall Meet.' This copyrighted feature has for its purpose the featuring of understanding between peoples of the world.

The West Coast association, the International Longshore and Warehouse Union, is known for being leftist and active in politics.

Strong reviews encouraged a move to the larger Mark Taper Forum in Los Angeles, and then to New York, where the musical is being presented by the Roundabout Theater Company and Deaf West in association with the Taper.

Presented by Roundabout Theater Company and Deaf West (in association with the Mark Taper Forum, where the musical was seen last year) and directed by Jeff Calhoun, this adaptation of Twain's epochal account of an American odyssey makes the crucial point that there's more than one way to tell a story and to sing a song.

Teenagers, especially boys, tended to prefer clothing brands with West Coast associations, like Pacific Sunwear and Quicksilver, according to the survey.

But just standing on the sliver of sand that makes up Long Beach West conjures associations with another Stratford — evoking the lines from Shakespeare's "Tempest" about those "goodly creatures" in a "brave new world".

Michele Crist, executive director of the West Virginia Broadcasters Association, said that she had taken to referring complaints to her stations automatically to the association's lawyer, David Allen Barnette.

These are the questions that Bill Raney, the president of the West Virginia Coal Association, raises.

@O_L_T – the Twitter feed for Official London Theatre, the website run by West End trade association the Society of London Theatre.

"If the west end shops' association don't agree to pedestrianisation," Wolmar says, "they are turkeys voting for Christmas".