Ewart in a sentence

Benjamin Shimwa played the primary supporting role of Ewart Rokosh.

Ewart added he had about 10 shillings "in pocket money, not counting the train fare, so I am doing alright".

Joanne Ewart was clocked at 54mph as she drove a Mercedes along the M27 westbound between junctions eight and seven.

A list containing 172 of those names, including Gomes, was returned and ‘confirmed’ as being out the country on Elections Day by the Deputy Chief Immigration Officer, Ewart Wray.

Gladstone Ewart fixes a pipe that takes water to his farm at Coptic in St Thomas.

Jodi Ewart Shadoff shot a 7-under 66 to take a three-stroke lead over defending champion Nelly Korda in the first round of the Women's Australian Open on Thursday.

Mr Ewart said they knew the population was in the region but until now had assumed they were the same as the inland subspecies.

She was followed by Yui Kawamoto of Japan, who shot a 72, and Jodi Ewart Shadoff of England, who faltered later for a 75.

Ewart Walters, a member of local advocacy group Black Agenda Noir, says the hiring of a black police chief is significant because of the major controversies affecting the force in recent years that have involved race.

I am more concerned about the unaccounted for 800 million under the PLP Government and why we the tax payer are paying Ewart Brown $1.2 million!

It probably takes a team of dedicated researchers to unearth the remarkable individual stories in the country towns to which Heather Ewart travels.

The induction ceremony for the Howard University Sports Hall of Fame will be held next month, and included in the Hall of Fame initiates is Howard’s 1968 Track Team, of which Dr. Ewart Brown, a Howard graduate, was a member.

There is an evacuation alert for two homes in Cawston and BC Parks has closed Ewart and Wall Creek trails.

With Heather Ewart headed down a different dirt road, it's up to Paul West (River Cottage Australia) to scour the western Victorian township of Natimuk for local characters and anecdotes.

With Heather Ewart on the road, Triple J journalist Brooke Boney takes us to the Tiwi Islands and manages to illuminate at least a couple of corners of that area's culture and history.

Bentley-Cranch, pp. 59–60 Liberal Prime Minister William Ewart Gladstone sent him papers secretly.

British poet Gavin Ewart praised Updike for the metaphysical quality of his poetry and for his ability "to make the ordinary seem strange," and calls Updike one of the few modern novelists capable of writing good poetry.

Ewart and those who adopted his belief called themselves "oneness" or "Jesus' Name" Pentecostals, but their opponents called them "Jesus Only".

Ewart Oakeshott (1980), p.53 Glaive A glaive is a polearm consisting of a single-edged tapering blade similar in shape to a modern kitchen knife on the end of a pole.

Ewart Oakeshott has proposed an alternative description of the weapon as a crescent shaped socketed axe.