Sentence examples for wild of from inspiring English sources
Gardens do by nature tend to wild, of course.
Anna Margaret Wild, the daughter of Anne R. Wild of New York and H. Shepardson Wild of Waterbury, Conn., was married on Friday to Christopher Aidan Toomey, the son of Bernadette and Daniel Toomey of Washington.
This month, design schools are releasing graduates into the wild of the fashion industry.
"We don't want a situation like in London or Paris," said Reiner Wild of the Berlin Tenants' Association.
Typical of the new breed of crafter is Robyn Wild of Briarcliff Manor, a married accountant with a 2-year-old son.
It is now thought there are no more than 3,200 tigers in the wild, of which only about 1,000 are breeding females.
The movie runs on its external context: the very idea of Disney-girls-gone-wild, of stars of young people's television going on a cinematic spring break, is the metafiction from which the drama of "Spring Breakers" draws its energy.
They're not going to go hog-wild, of course — this power vacuum will only last until the FCC gets around to reversing its 2015 decision, putting the FTC back where it was before.
Trott and Edmondson marked each other closely, with Kirsten Wild of the Netherlands closing on Trott by the finish.
"I'm very disappointed by the ruling," said Patricia B. Wild of Larchmont, a retired lawyer representing the three plaintiffs.
"Unfortunately, this new law encourages building owners to test out higher rents," noted Rainer Wild of Berlin's Mieterverein renters' legal defence league.
