Elston in a sentence

Lewis Elston, 13, was out with dad Mark Elston, 60, when they spotted the man and woman, who were chasing their dog, in difficulty.

Chris Elston wanted to give the tatty-looking house a face lift and opted for an off-white paintjob with a subtle yellow tinge which, according to neighbours is hardly noticeable.

I had been browsing the classifieds in the Reader, looking for story ideas, and noticed an ad for the store he owned on Elston Avenue, selling women’s clothing in large sizes to men.

On the other side was a somewhat larger group of more than 200 counter-protesters who had come to "drown out hate" as a response to Elston's "Education over Indoctrination" march.

He promptly received a letter from the Postal Service’s board secretary, Michael Elston, denying his request for information.

Jamie Burenga and Tayzia Havill also struggled as they came up short in their match against Madina Davlatboyeva and Michelle Elston of Celina.

Joseph Charles Jones was born on Aug. 23, 1937, in Chester, S.C. His father, J.T., was a Presbyterian minister, and his mother, Ione (Elston) Jones, was an English teacher.

Target said a team member tested positive at the South Loop store, 1154 S. Clark St., and the Near North store, 2656 N. Elston Ave.

Mary Lou Elston was guest of honor at a shower given Sunday afternoon by Mrs. Jerry Machell and Mrs. James B. Houston at the Machell home on Machell Avenue.

Then on banjo was Stan Rusiniak, on keyboard was Marian Elston with guitarist Peter Curtis with arm in sling on ‘roadie’ duties.

Wheeler says deputies encountered a large crowd when they showed up at the scene in Elston.

Adams says he was walking around the Farrcroft area of Ridgely Manor, where he’s lived for more than a decade, when he witnessed the stranger swipe the package from a porch on Elston Lane.

A separate detour will reroute trucks via Ashland, Division, Elston, Magnolia, North Avenue and Wells Street.

As Rutherford carried the ‘Eaters offensively, redshirt junior forward Elston Jones protected the basket on the other side, coming up with six blocks.

A scattering of diagonal streets, many of them originally Native American trails, also cross the city (Elston, Milwaukee, Ogden, Lincoln, etc.).

In 1980, the Astros played the Philadelphia Phillies for the NL pennant with Gene Elston on the radio.

On his paperwork, Peter was listed as a brewer, working for the Elston and Fullerton Brewery.

The Astros retook first place on July 29, but fell from first on September 15. In September 2015, four men died who had been closely associated with the team: Yogi Berra, Gene Elston, Milo Hamilton, and John McMullen.

Yogi Berra (catcher), Mickey Mantle (outfield), Roger Maris (outfield) and Bill Skowron (first base) were in the starting lineup; Jim Coates (pitcher) and Elston Howard (catcher) were reserves.