Greenlee in a sentence

When Greenlee had reached the middle of the street, Adamson turned and fired several shots in quick succession, wounding Greenlee mortally.

Bryan Greenlee (l.), Brandon Weatherspoon (r.) and the Owls advance to the Elite Eight.

Florida Atlantic’s Bryan Greenlee takes a three-point attempt against Kansas State’s David N’Guessan in an Elite Eight game March 25. Both players are transfers.

Kindergarten registration is now underway at Greenlee Elementary, an “A” rated school in the Attala County School District.

Marge, as she was generally known, was born in Knoxville, TN on June 17, 1932 to the late James A. and M. Elizabeth (Greenlee) Patterson.

Greenlee’s human touch has helped him maneuver their staffs as well – and an at-large councilmember must work smoothly on occasion with the staffs of all 10 district councilmembers as well as his own.

After Maryville made 1 of 2 free throws to take a 52-51 lead, Smith rebounded the miss and handed off to Greenlee.

Cecilia Limongi’s effort in the 41st avoided a pack of Cowgirls as it made its way through the box, but Oklahoma State’s Dani Greenlee gathered it near the right-post for a save.

According to Greenlee, there are plenty of potential beneficiaries from the suits beyond Electra, Hathaway, Longoria and Cheri, including the clubs themselves.

A GoFundMe has been set up to raise money for the community animals Greenlee hoped to help as a veterinarian.

Meg Emrick, who’d been teaching at Greenlee for five years when Reynolds arrived, already thought the kids had “terrific talents.

Despite Greenlee's efforts to control his biggest star, Paige followed his own schedule and was often late to games that he was scheduled to pitch.

Greenlee and his fellow owners banned Paige and the other jumpers from the organized Negro leagues, but failed to dissuade the players.

Greenlee's main interest in baseball was to use it as a way to launder money from his numbers games.

Greenlee then sold his contract to the Newark Eagles for $5,000, but they could not sign him either.

In 1933, Greenlee, riding the popularity of his Crawfords, became the next man to start a Negro league.

In the midst of the Depression, Cum Posey's new East-West League had collapsed by mid-season, and Greenlee was able to obtain many of the best players in black baseball.

To throw off the press and keep his intentions hidden, Rickey got heavily involved in Gus Greenlee's newest foray into black baseball, the United States League.