Gillian in a sentence

E-mail resume to Kahuku athletic director Gillian Yamagata at gillian.

The involvement of the 12-member board, which includes Gillian Lester, the law school dean; Gillian Metzger, a constitutional law scholar at Columbia; and Ginger Anders, an alumna and former assistant to the U.S. solicitor general, was also unusual.

Above all, homeowners must be aware that panels are not a fit-and-forget technology and require periodic testing, according to Gillian Perry, a major loss manager for insurance firm Zurich.

Alan recalls customers demanding ‘where are your aduki beans?’ in 2004 after an endorsement from nutritionist Gillian McKeith.

Alongside a series of snaps of Tom meeting the her on set, Gillian shared that she and the gold medallist had raised just over £12,000 for the mental health charity by auctioning off his knitted creations.

Alongside the cheeky gift, Tom also knitted Gillian a stylish cardigan which the actor wore on the fourth and final season of the show.

Also, insider Gillian Davidson bought 10,119 shares of the firm’s stock in a transaction that occurred on Monday, May 22nd.

Another co-author of the report, Gillian Raab from Scottish Centre for Administrative Data Research at Edinburgh University, said that "important questions remain".

As he tells me by phone from Sydney: “I’m grateful for my training with Gillian Jones… without that kind of craft, I don’t think I could’ve played Macbeth,” he says.

But when their mother Gillian Flack - a foster carer for 39 years - died suddenly last September aged 67, Mrs Vince's sister had to go into residential care.

Chair of the bench Gillian Knowles said imposed a community order to last for a year and ordered Aspinall to take part in a drug rehabilitation requirement to run during this period.

Colman’s warmth melts the ice of Gillian Anderson, who joins her, Driver and Louise Brealey, the naughty girl crew.

Courageous Gillian was diagnosed with blood cancer almost five years ago and learned that she needed a stem cell transplant to survive.

Dana Scheriff and Gillian Keenan were their goalscoring heroes from play in a dramatic, emotional victory; the latter the super sub who sent the game to penalties with a 116th-minute volley.

District judge Gillian Young said she took his "strong personal mitigation" into account when handing him a 12-weeks prison term suspended for six months.

Education Secretary Gillian Keegan added: “My apprenticeship was my golden ticket.

Education Secretary Gillian Keegan has written to the National Education Union urging it to call off teachers strikes next week across the North of England if it wants to negotiate pay.

Education Secretary Gillian Keegan previously said fresh evidence about collapses without any warning sparked her decision to shut schools in England while mitigation was put in place.

Energy Minister Gillian Martin added: “This welcome next step can help accelerate the North West’s transition towards becoming a renewables powerhouse.

Fairview is also where he met his bride, Gillian Guest, from Beaverlodge.