Atkin in a sentence

She is joined in the creativity team by John Atkin who is a very well-known musical director in Yorkshire.

Atkin, of Rochester Road in Billingham, will stand trial at Teesside Crown Court.

Cutting through the defence with his deceptive pace, he made good ground into the Cleckheaton half before putting Atkin away, supporting on his left shoulder, to cross to the right of the posts.

Pushed down to third by Great Britain’s Zoe Atkin’s second run, Irving tried to add a few points to her score on her second run.

Ryan Atkin, 41, of Jarvis Brook, Tunbridge Wells, pleaded guilty to a public order offence and obstructing an officer.

Starting the group in response to her own Parkinson’s diagnosis was founder Anne Atkin OAM, whose artwork continues to inspire the weekly sessions, even now in the final stages of her diagnosis.

Alex Brown is a celebrity hairstylist, former assistant to Jen Atkin, and Chicago-based salon owner.

Or, as Dr. Jerry Atkin, former head of the UGA-Griffin branch told me: “The West Coast is a bonfire, glaciers melting, ice sheets the size of states sliding into the ocean, hurricanes wreaking havoc on the coastline.

We can describe this type of white blood cell as something akin to reserve forces in the military,” Dr Atkin-Smith said.

Atkin himself has previously highlighted the risk of repeating the Fashanu tragedy, as well as the fact that homosexual acts are illegal in 72 countries – eight carry the death penalty.

Atkin said he's not surprised by the figures, saying "a whole bunch of dead white guys" naming things after themselves was fairly standard for the time.

Ryan Atkin, the first openly gay referee in professional English football, posted: “Just awesome GT!

Titled Superman Vs. the Elite, the story tackles the Man of Steel (George Newbern) having to deal with the group known as the Elite with Manchester Black (Robin Atkin Downes) and others butting heads with the hero.

In general, disabled people still do not expect places to be fully accessible, and there is a long way to go in quelling that anxiety, said Ross Atkin, a UK-based designer specializing in accessibility.

Isabel Atkin of Britain took bronze with a score of 84.60 in her final run.

Liz Atkin, a British artist with skin picking disorder, is at the front of the room, setting hand wipes on tables.

They could not and Atkin took her place as the first British athlete on an Olympic skiing podium since Alain Baxter won slalom bronze at the 2002 Games, only to have his medal taken away after failing a drugs test.