Hesketh in a sentence

Gwrych Castle was built between 1810 and 1825 by Lloyd Hesketh Bamford-Hesketh.

These imprints were recently at the heart of a row over whether businessman Max Mosley had supported racist candidate Walter Hesketh in a by-election in 1961 because his name was in the imprint at the bottom of one of Mr Hesketh's pamphlets.

Major Hesketh Hesketh-Prichard was given formal permission to begin sniper training in 1915, and founded the First Army School of Sniping, Observation, and Scouting at Linghem in France in 1916.

After arriving in Bispham, Marian and Harry opened a guest house on Hesketh Avenue which they ran until 1964.

An unflinching Laura Hesketh who is the evidence related property team leader for the South Division lays out shot guns, a large hammer and a crossbow in front of me which are just some of the many items that have been seized.

At the meeting, councillors Travis Hesketh and Danny Brookes voiced their concerns.

Hesketh was charded with one count of making an indecent photograph or pseudo-photograph of a child.

Lee Hesketh, pictured with Aaron Oldaker and Dawn Haddon, says her involvement in the Wagga Takes Two fundraiser was an eye-opening experience.

Lyricist and author Sir tweeted: “Tragic news that Kit Hesketh Harvey has died.

The event was very well supported by members of the community and businesses including Embsay Railway, Hesketh Farm, Flipside, Chocolate Works, Holly’s Little Bakers, Tesco, The Swadford Lounge, Betty’s and Elsworth Kitchen.

Alex Hesketh commented to say: "I've seen random hard workers of Southport give more concern today about the staff of Pontins than you, "our MP".

Dean of Rochester the Very Rev Philip Hesketh said: “We’re thrilled to host the world premiere of Scriptorium.

Hesketh, 28, has now found himself in the dock admitting attempting to pervert the course of justice and he only narrowly avoided being sent to jail.

Tim Hesketh, the CEO of Tramlink, said the recent restructure was a reflection of the fact that "the world has changed" since the company first got its contract to run Nottingham trams in 2011.

One issue that remained was that the military rifles used by the British military weren’t ideal for the role of a sniper, so Hesketh-Prichard sourced civilian rifles, which he often funded out of his own pocket.

As Jones buried his face in his hands, unable to watch, Leitch's decision paid rich rewards as Karne Hesketh plunged into the corner deep into added time to trigger scenes of unbridled joy and forever change the face of Japanese rugby.

Mary Hesketh, a house designer and renovator who has lived in and renovated houses in historic districts in Greenville and in other states.

Around this time the area around Goosnargh was home to several Catholic families – Beesley, Hesketh, Keighley, Marsden, and Threlfall.

In 1925 the BBC broadcast an adaptation with Hesketh Pearson as Jack Worthing.

The alchemist's (and Coelho's) source was very probably Hesketh Pearson 's The Life of Oscar Wilde (1946) in which this story is recorded (Penguin edition, p. 217) as one of Wilde's inspired inventions.