Bramhall in a sentence

The book includes more than 20 exceptional paintings of the Island’s natural spaces by Ms. Bramhall’s husband, the noted landscape artist Kib Bramhall, as well as photographs, paintings and woodcuts by friends of the author.

He’s run the Chiverton Tap - a real ale bar and sister to Bramhall bar the Mounting Stone, for eight years and one month exactly.

In October, Macpherson celebrated life after reaching a one-year anniversary with her partner Doyle Bramhall and 20 years of sobriety.

A simple grant application on the endowment’s website will streamline the approval process, Ms. Bramhall said.

Georgetown Police have arrested a man who tried to rob a man walking along Bramhall Street Monday evening.

It was an emotional afternoon for Darren Currie, who led Barnet to its victory over Sheffield United — the club where his uncle, Tony, is regarded as a soccer great and has a stand named after him at the stadium at Bramhall Lane.

Jack Bramhall was on third.

The head coaching lineup also has two new additions, with Kyle Crossland taking over for Gary Simmons on the baseball team and Chris Scott looking to continue the girls’ tennis team’s dominance set under his predecessors Nina Bramhall and Liz Roberts.

As the first round looms, Ms. Bramhall said she particularly hopes senior standouts Kat Roberts and Lizzie Williamson get to end their high school careers with a smash.

His family were ‘getting worried’ as they appealed on social media expat groups to find Mallorca-based, James Bramhall, who had been out of touch for days without a phone.

Mr Badenoch said of the initial transplant operation: "Mr Bramhall had to work exceptionally hard and use all of his skill to complete the operation.

An Answer to a Book published by Dr. Bramhall (published in 1682) * 1671.

Bramhall countered in 1655, when he printed everything that had passed between them (under the title of A Defence of the True Liberty of Human Actions from Antecedent or Extrinsic Necessity).

Bramhall remained in the band as well, giving Clapton three elite guitarists in his band and thus allowing him to revisit many Derek and the Dominos songs that he hadn't played in decades.

Guitarist Doyle Bramhall II worked on the album with Clapton (after opening Clapton's 2001 tour with his band Smokestack) and would join him on his 2004 tour.

Opposition John Bramhall Hobbes now turned to complete the fundamental treatise of his philosophical system.

The Questions concerning Liberty, Necessity and Chance, clearly stated and debated between Dr Bramhall Bishop of Derry and Thomas Hobbes of Malmesbury.

The Questions concerning Liberty, Necessity and Chance (reprint of Of Libertie and Necessitie, a Treatise, with the addition of Bramhall's reply and Hobbes's reply to Bramahall's reply) * 1657.

This was an important accusation, and Hobbes himself wrote, in his answer to Bramhall's "The Catching of Leviathan" that "atheism, impiety, and the like are words of the greatest defamation possible". p. 282 of Molesworth's edition.