Senn in a sentence

But the organism deposited abundant seeds after last year's bloom and overwintered in the bay mud, setting the stage for this summer's bloom, said Senn.

On behalf of the City of Newberry and the Newberry City Council, Mayor Foster Senn gave his condolences to Wood’s friends and family, saying that he was an excellent officer and was admired and respected.

Senn compared it to a dandelion, whose seeds get blown away by the wind with the potential for them to grow later in those new locations.

Sen. Sandy Senn, R-Charleston, said the Legislature needs to stop wasting time arguing over the divisive issue and ask voters what they think — something she advocated for unsuccessfully during the extended session.

Unlike Shealy and Gustafson, Senn hasn't been censured by her local Republican parties.

Matt Leber earned a narrow win over the more moderate incumbent, Sandy Senn, in one of the state's most bitterly fought primary races in June partly over their views on abortion.

Mayor Foster Senn said the state, as well as Newberry County, had seen a downward trend in cases as of late and he thanked citizens for their efforts.

Senn said that seemed unpredictable and suggested DeWitt and Utility Director Tim Baker do more research as well as speak with other cities that had similar plans in place to see how they may be doing things differently.

Several GOP senators have reportedly placed pressure on S.C. Senate majority leader to withhold financial support from Senn in her reelection bid as a result of their lingering displeasure related to this debate.

There are also videos featuring messages from the Newberry Community Players, Mayor Foster Senn, and a highlight reel of the countdown to light the town!

Top, from left to right: Sen. Sandy Senn, Sen. Chip Campsen, Deon Tedder, Rep. William Cogswell and Rep. Wendell Gilliard.

Mayor Foster Senn greeted the community by saying he saluted the many people and groups involved in enabling the tennis center to come to fruition.

Tana Senn (D-Mercer Island) the bill’s prime sponsor, during the floor debate.

Bartelt, p. 25 and 71. The young Lincoln in sculpture at Senn Park, Chicago.

Senn (1999), p. 136 By the Grenoble Games, Brundage had become so concerned about the direction of the Winter Olympic Games towards commercialisation that, if it could not be corrected, he felt the Winter Olympics should be abolished.

Shortly after the acquisition of the right to the Schultheiss office in 1344, the city came into possession of the vogt right over the Monastery by granting citizenship rights to the former vogt (bailiff), Burkhard Senn the Elder.