Haynie in a sentence

Whitley took Iacofano's motion and amended it to integrate a senior-civic center into Scheme B. Before Town Council voted, Haynie made a final plea to take the idea back to the economic development committee for more vetting.

Also killed were Nelon Kistler's husband, Nathan Kistler; family friend Melodi Hodges, and Larry and Melissa Haynie, according to Nelon Streetman.

Up to 12 acres of undeveloped land within walking distance from downtown have been listed for sale, presenting opportunities for the Haynie-Sirrine neighborhood, a community leader said.

Students who need test results before Thanksgiving should be tested before the end of the day on Monday, Haynie said.

SU’s existing ban on university-sponsored travel to any country classified as a Level 3 international destination by the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention remains in place, Haynie said.

The spike in cases among SU students may force the university to accelerate its transition to online classes, Vice Chancellor Mike Haynie said in a campus-wide email on Tuesday.

Think of someone other than yourself,” J. Michael Haynie, Syracuse University's vice chancellor for strategic initiatives and innovation, wrote in a to students the day after a large freshman party on the quad.

On songs like the Emile Haynie-produced “Cudi Zone,” he spits blazingly fast, uttering an impressive 253 words per minute on the first verse.

Provost Stacia Haynie, musical guests Meriwether and Parish County Line, interactive exhibits, and plenty of food.

Speaking in the Academic Council’s offices on the second floor of the Flowers Building, Haynie said he expects the current council to continue the discussion on culture and values that Taylor made a central part of many council meetings last year.

To bring together such a rare collection, the museum is collaborating with the George Rodrigue Foundation, Paul & Lulu Hilliard University Art Museum in Lafayette, the Haynie Family Collection and Louise Ganucheau.

American biophysicist Donald Haynie claims that thermodynamics was coined in 1840 from the Greek root θέρμη therme, meaning heat and δύναμις,dynamis, meaning power. citation However, this etymology has been cited as unlikely.