Cornwell in a sentence

Aussie Oscar winner has landed the plum role of Virginia medical examiner Kay Scarpetta in a TV series adaptation of the popular Patricia Cornwell novels.

Cornwell's trilogy was adapted for the screen by serving as the lead director on the series.

Dynasty’s chief executive officer, K. Don Cornwell, said: “Liverpool is one of the most iconic football clubs in the world with a passionate fanbase and significant global reach.

For more than two decades, Cornwell tended her mother’s garden and opened it to visitors.

Non-profit organisation the Presidium Network, which has assisted the men, named three of them as charity medic Kevin Cornwell, from Middlesbrough, Miles Routledge and Ian Purchase.

Benjamin Cornwell creates mesmerizing marbles and pipeware in his south St. Louis garage.

Bill Jarvis, chief of the Jackman-Moose River Fire & Rescue Department, agreed with Cornwell.

For much of coastal and interior Maine, Sunday won’t be as warm as Saturday, according to Cornwell of the weather service, but temperatures will be above normal, in the 40s for much of Maine.

Mr Cornwell, who was 46, and from Hampshire, was working for Sky-High Sky Diving Peterlee during the jump on Saturday, April 28.

Cornwell brought a red cooler, and when she opened it, she revealed a slimy (fake) blood-covered heart.

Other cast members include Sebastian Armesto, Timothy Bentinck, Isla Blair, Phil Cornwell, Anthony Howell, James Joyce, Nisha Nayar, David Schofield, Dan Starkey, and Lydia West.

But not for Cornwell, who hopes to visit Australia next year, and his prolific pen.

Cornwell is furious when she learns that Lorca was mirror Lorca all along and shoots his fortune cookie supply, which is a great little moment.

Cornwell said Giacalone faces two counts of first-degree attempted murder in connection with the incident on Conklin Avenue.

After a time, when the trial of Sid Hatfield began; the military occupation and "veritable military dictatorship " (Governor Cornwell) of the army officer ended.

Cornwell argued that Pius XII subordinated opposition to the Nazis to his goal of increasing and centralising the power of the Papacy.

Cornwell asserts that the pope did little to challenge the progressing holocaust of the Jews out of fear of provoking the Nazis into invading Vatican City.

Cornwell, p. 115 Such concordats allowed the Catholic Church to organize youth groups, make ecclesiastical appointments, run schools, hospitals, and charities, or even conduct religious services.

Cornwell, p. 22 Having received a special dispensation he continued his studies from home and so spent most of his seminary years as an external student.

In an empirical study of commitment and misrepresentation on the internet Cornwell and Lundgren (2001) citation surveyed 80 chat-room users.