Farrar in a sentence

Come on,” she said to Farrar.

Farrar, Khan’s spokesman, said that the White House’s concerns were not directly shared with Khan.

Headteacher Sally Titherington presenting Mandy Farrar with her award.

Later, Whitney becomes emotional when she learns her test results for her baby are delayed for a further two weeks and after some persuasion from Zack (James Farrar), she decides to confide in her big brother Ryan.

Ms Farrar put out an appeal on Facebook, saying: "We're sure someone must know who she is, please help us find her people.

On February 7, Farrar notified Fauci and Collins that new preliminary data had come in from China concerning coronaviruses found in pangolins, one of the world’s most heavily trafficked mammals.

Other highlights this season include successful auditions for Violet Vetter, Taylor Menzies and Emma Farrar, who all made it into Vancouver’s The Source Dance Company.

Paul drew attention to the February 2020 email in which Fauci details a call between British medical researcher Jeremy Farrar, who was director of the Wellcome Trust at the time.

Tim Farrar, an analyst at US-based consultancy TMF Associates, said it would set a “bad precedent” for Starlink to pay a substantial auction amount in India when it is obtaining low-cost licenses in many other countries.

ARO Goulding warned Ethan Farrar that if Storm was found inside the property, then she would be removed.

Associated Press writers Michelle R. Smith in Providence, Rhode Island, Mike Schneider in Orlando and Marc Levy in Harrisburg, Pennsylvania, as well as Associated Press researcher Jennifer Farrar in New York, contributed to this report.

In addition, a report from the NHS Confederation and healthcare consultancy CF (Carnall Farrar) has found that Labour’s pledge to create an extra 40,000 appointments a week in England would not stop waiting lists from rising.

It is a research powerhouse but it's also fundamentally changed the way students learn,” said Farrar.

The contestants were Edward Farrar, a Keighley blacksmith, and Isaac Ogden, formerly of Keighley but then a weaving overlooker in Wibsey, Bradford.

The founding editor of the New York Times crossword, who oversaw the section from 1942 to 1968, was Margaret Petherbridge Farrar.

Farrar also questioned whether schools – in particular secondary schools, which some studies have suggested play a role in transmission – might need to be closed in future to make a shutdown more effective.

Farrar left for Carlow believing that there was no cause for alarm.

Farrar’s team is researching age-related macular degeneration (AMD), which is the most common cause of blindness in the developed world.

Farrar, who was elected to two terms on the Red Wing School Board beginning in 2012, serves on the Goodhue County Park Board.

There is more to come from this outbreak," said Jeremy Farrar, a specialist in infectious disease epidemics and director of the Wellcome Trust global health charity.