Sentence examples for williams from inspiring English sources

Williams, however, must be concerned about her health because these coughing fits have been recurring at major tournaments.

That leaves Williams to mind the fort until a Flood replacement – possibly his old Scarlets club-mate Rhys Priestland, or Freddie Burns of Gloucester – arrives; certainly for the couple of months when Flood is away with England's Six Nations squad.

Everywhere you look in the stats, the chasm is dramatic: Williams has earned more than $4m this year alone; Safarova – whose ambition is to own a coffee shop and bake her own cakes – has earned $6.4m in her whole 12-year career.

Only Martina Navratilova, who presented Williams with the trophy, was older when winning a grand slam title (at Wimbledon in 1990) but it would take a brave person to believe that her third French Open win will be the last of her major victories.

Victory at Wimbledon would give Williams another "Serena Slam" – four consecutive wins in a non-calendar year – for the second time in her career, having first done it in 2002-03.

Williams believes his situation could have turned out even worse than it did.

She got through both, and made it all the way to the quarter-finals in Rome, helped by a walkover gifted to her by Serena Williams in the third round.

Brengle's run to the semi-finals on the indoor clay in Stuttgart was a shocker; her losses this spring to Serena Williams, Keys, Petkovic and Kerber rather less so.

Ashley Williams appeared amused by the incident, joking: "I've got my passport!" The Swansea defender added: "Most people did not realise anything was wrong until we were on the plane, he is touching down any moment I think.

Billy Crystal referred to the Robin Williams film about a robot who wants to become a human being: "it's called the Al Gore story".

Facebook Twitter Google plus Share Share this post Facebook Twitter Google plus close 5.16pm AEST08:16 Back to the Senate, Nationals senator John Williams is taking offence at the Labor suggestion that the Coalition looks after "the big end of town".