Higham in a sentence

Higham, pp. 452–453 The Daily Telegraph, in their obituary of Higham, said: "The themes of fascism, closet homosexuality and sexual perversion that had proved so productive in the case of Flynn were themes that Higham would mine again and again.

Higham (1994), p. 35-66 Higham also suggests that the Roman lineage of Ambrosius was highlighted for a reason.

Higham (1994), p. 35-66 The work portrays Ambrosius' descendants as inferior to their ancestor as part of his criticism on rulers of his time, according to Higham.

Chief Constable Stephen Watson said: “Chief Superintendent Higham is a dedicated police officer who has always retained an obvious relish for putting criminals on the back foot.

The group will visit the Universal Hall in Findhorn on Friday June 9. The concert, led by Director and cellist Philip Higham will tell the story story of Europe at night and will include works from Boccherini and Mozart.

The overall subject and title of the documentary are still under wraps, as is the release date, but Mr Higham gave an interview discussing county lines drug gangs and rehabilitating children living lives of crimes and addiction.

Anthony Brown was last seen at Higham Train Station at around 4.15pm last Thursday (January 18).

Judge Tobin ruled Ms Bocking was directly discriminated against on the grounds of DCS Higham's sex and was constructively unfairly dismissed.

Luke O'Donoghue, 43, of Higham Road, Chesham, appeared before High Wycombe Magistrates' Court on November 6 last year.

The Oddfellows Arms was Higham’s last pub, with the nearest now being the George and the Dragon in Stoke Golding, two miles from the village.

Two robbers threatened a worker at the Co-op store in Higham Ferrers as they raided the shop.

Town staff are now looking into any possible benefits, Higham said.

Some had regarded the farm as a “refuge” from their abusive households, sentencing judge Paul Higham noted.

Washington Post photo by Scott Higham.

He valued a positive review from a former critic Charles Higham.

According to archaeologists Oliver Creighton and Robert Higham, "the great country houses of the seventeenth to twentieth centuries were, in a social sense, the castles of their day".

A printed epitaph circulated at the time of the funeral reads: "To the Memory of Charles Dickens (England's most popular author) who died at his residence, Higham, near Rochester, Kent, 9 June 1870, aged 58 years.

Biographer Charles Higham states that the role was ideal for the actress, requiring an aggressive energy and athleticism, and she enthusiastically involved herself with its production.

Critics praised the chemistry between the stars, and, says Higham, noted Hepburn's "increasing maturity and polish".

For more on Bernicia and Northumbria, see e.g. Higham, The Kingdom of Northumbria.