Gleason in a sentence

The Gleason Community Club (GCC), made up of area volunteers promoting events and tourism in the Gleason area for more than 75 years, got a late start to their racing season in 2023 due to weather conditions.

And maybe more important than all of that, is that Jon and Damian are so great together: Pete Tomasi and Patrick Gleason gave us endless gold with Super Sons.

As the pre-race ceremony got underway, yoga teacher Andrea Gleason led athletes with warm-up moves.

Finally, Gleason Group Inc. boosted its stake in Microsoft by 111.7% in the first quarter.

Gleason Group Inc. lifted its position in Pfizer Inc. () by 82.5% during the 1st quarter, according to its most recent disclosure with the SEC.

Having stared in their eyes (or pictures) he diagnoses many celebrities of the day, including Brigitte Bardot, J. Edgar Hoover, Ted Kennedy, Sid Caesar, Bette Davis and Jackie Gleason.

He revealed to The Hollywood Reporter that he “particularly wanted to come out and protest Netflix," as is on the streaming giant, which Gunn portrayed Kirk Gleason on.

In 1955, the sitcom "The Honeymooners," starring Jackie Gleason, Art Carney, Audrey Meadows and Joyce Randolph, premiered on CBS.

Roblar was trucking their grapes to Napa Valley for processing, but the Gleason Family brought the process home and now all the wines are made on site.

They were in the same league as Lucille Ball and Jackie Gleason and people like that.

After five years in Gleason's repertory company, Randolph virtually retired to focus on marriage and motherhood, per the AP.

Ben Gleason didn’t play a game with the Edmonton Oilers during a three-week stint in December but said he returned to the Bakersfield Condors a better player.

Fry and Gleason also feel strongly about attracting people to the field so that fusion energy, as it's developing, is an inclusive enterprise.

Gleason-Mitchell's sister, Jade Anglem, said the loss had been 'excruciatingly painful' and she was taking anti-depressants to cope.

Gleason said many former students, who still live in Bonny Eagle towns, don’t see the needs when they drive past their schools.

Morstead was also well aware of Gleason’s role in helping the city of New Orleans recover from Hurricane Katrina.

Over a period of years the disease wormed its way into Gleason’s body, reaching a point where he was unable to move, swallow, breathe or eat on his own, ultimately requiring a ventilator and feeding tube.

The alarm was only raised when, on 29 June, Gleason-Mitchell admitted to friend Joanne Gardner online that Isabella had been dead in her pushchair for around three days.

This Hancock County fixer-upper, built around 1790 by a sea captain, is described as a “rare chance to resurrect a piece of local history” by its listing agents, Chris and Sarah Gleason of Dwelling in Maine.

And when it came to grading the severity of prostate tumors with what's called a Gleason score, the AI system was comparable to the judgment of 23 leading pathologists from around the world.