Milton in a sentence

Don Turner is a former State Representative from Milton, former House Minority Leader, current Milton Town Manager and longtime member of the Milton Fire and Rescue Departments.

Some eateries in Milton will have winter festival specials, including Milton Diner, Rick’s Grill, Frey Family Deli, Madeleine’s Bakery and Milton Beverage.

It hosts the webpage for the Milton Society of America, as well as the Milton listserv, an Internet discussion group for Milton.

Ben Milton and brother Jack Milton are jointly charged with killing Aaron Parrington in Ellacombe Church Road.

Lydia couldn’t see why Milton wouldn’t stand up for her more forcefully, and Milton couldn’t see why Lydia could not let her conflict with Uche go.

In preparation for the arrival of the Milton campus’ first class of students at the end of October 2023, Wilfrid Laurier University invited prospective students to get a feel for the new campus during Milton Preview Day.

As Milton screamed and pulled her hands out from under the cover, another officer called out that Milton had a knife and hammer in her hands.

MILTON – It was a Milton man who died as a result of a head-on crash on Route 405 in Northumberland County Friday night that also seriously injured two others – one is in critical condition.

Milton state police say 55-year-old Brian Dzvonyicsak of Milton was driving the other vehicle involved, was seriously injured, and taken to Geisinger.

Over the course of his life, Milton built an amusement park, the Hotel Hershey, a stadium, a school for orphan boys (known today as the Milton Hershey School), a theater, and a community center.

Joe married Elaine LaBelle on July 27, 1963 at St. Ann’s in Milton, eventually settling in Milton, where they raised their family and lived for over 48 years.

MILTON (CBS) – Police are hoping a home surveillance camera will help identify a man who broke into a Milton home earlier this month.

Blake placed Edmund Spenser as Milton's precursor, and saw himself as Milton's poetical son.

Fish's 2001 book, How Milton Works, reflects five decades' worth of his scholarship on Milton.

Idolatry Milton's 17th-century contemporaries by and large criticised Milton’s ideas and considered him as a radical, mostly because of his well-known Protestant views on politics and religion.

In his introduction to the Penguin edition of Paradise Lost, the Milton scholar John Leonard notes, "John Milton was nearly sixty when he published Paradise Lost in 1667.

Kauffman, American Brutus, p. 87. The Milton Boarding School building in Sparks, Maryland which John Wilkes Booth once attended still stands and is now the Milton Inn restaurant.

Lewalski, Life of Milton, p. 199. Milton himself wrote that "Worthy deeds are not often destitute of worthy relaters", in Book II of his History of Britain.

Milton died in his sleep on April 3, 1917, at the age of 88. Up until his death, Milton had been very active, preoccupied with reading, writing articles for religious publications and enjoying his morning walks.

Milton Hay had moved his practice to Springfield, and John became a law clerk in his firm, where he could study law.sfn Milton Hay's firm was one of the most prestigious in Illinois.