Sentence examples for willard for from inspiring English sources

An Army veteran, Frank stayed at Willard for three years before being transferred to a Veterans Administration hospital for the rest of his life.

Morton, bas-relief portraits of Saint-Gaudens and Edward MacDowell, a three-panel bas-relief work titled The Fountain of Life, and a full-length statue of Frances E. Willard for the National Statuary Hall in the U.S. Capitol.

Manhattan Coach Steve Masiello, who worked as a Louisville assistant with Willard for two seasons, joked that he spent many nights in Willard's office browsing through help-wanted ads in anticipation of an imminent firing.

As a 20-something out of the University of Virginia, he had raised the $4 million to build the restaurant and helped oversee the resurrection of the Willard for the Oliver Carr Co., then one of Washington's premier developers.

lambasted W.M.R. (the "W" is for "Willard") for embracing House Republicans' slash-and-burn budget, which he described as "antithetical to the our entire history as a land of opportunity".

The development corporation, charged with revitalizing the avenue that connects the Capitol and the White House, bought the Willard for $8 million and asked private developer-architect teams to offer plans to restore the old building and expand it on a large site just to its west.

After one particularly spectacular dive for the ball, Mr. Willard declared, "For the record, I will sacrifice my body".

The authors thank Caitlin Milligan for her assistance optimizing hybridization conditions for the MDCK cell line and members of the Willard lab for helpful discussions.

On Tuesday night, he received a warm reception at a private dinner held at the Willard hotel for about 50 top RNC donors who were in Washington for the party's quarterly meeting.

He brought to me a paper which he called a receipt by the New Willard Hotel for $200.

Allison Miller, who has lived (mostly) happily in Willard Park for more than a decade, wonders what to do with her photography — more than a hobby, less than a career.