Spink in a sentence

C.C. Johnson Spink, son of Landis biographer J.G. Taylor Spink and his successor as editor of The Sporting News, noted in the introduction to the reissue of his father's biography of Landis, K.M. Landis was quite human and not infallible.

Some cells were fitted in. Spink (2006), 8–9 Cave 8 was long thought to date to the first period of construction, but Spink sees it as perhaps the earliest cave from the second period, its shrine an "afterthought".

Spink (2006), 6 Spink does not use "circa" in his dates, but says that "one should allow a margin of error of one year or perhaps even two in all cases".

Portfolio Lead for Government Services, MLA Roger Spink, added: “I am delighted that S&P have recognized how our many years of political and economic stability, rule of law, and democracy have contributed to building our prosperous economy.

The company’s processing plant in Uddingston was closed immediately with the loss of 200 jobs, though administrators at FRP Advisory quickly found a buyer for RR Spink & Sons, an Arbroath-based subsidiary.

Spink and Son said most people who buy these rare notes at auction are usually veteran collectors who don't intend on reselling them.

Cafardo is the 71st recipient of the J.G. Taylor Spink Award.

Hawkins, who also works in PR for Cora and Spink backpacks, explained that an anonymous woman “confronted” the vandal.

With a comprehensive instrument bank, Spink prepares musicians for fleadhs as well as traditional Irish music examinations.

According to Spink, the Ajanta Caves appear to have been abandoned by wealthy patrons shortly after the fall of Harishena, in about 480 CE.

Current research indicates that Buddha images in a portable form, made of wood or stone, were introduced, for the first time, at Kanheri, to be followed soon at Ajanta Cave 8 (Dhavalikar, Jadhav, Spink, Singh).

Documentary by Laurence Castle based on Walter Spink's finding.

Ford C. Frick Award recipients J. G. Taylor Spink Award recipients Retired numbers Jackie Robinson's number was retired by every team in MLB on April 15, 1997.

In 472 the situation was such that work was suspended completely, in a period that Spink calls "the Hiatus", which lasted until about 475, by which time the Asmakas had replaced Upendragupta as the local rulers.

Spink (2006), 142 The plan of Cave 1 (right) shows one of the largest viharas, but is fairly typical of the later group.

Spink (2006), 148 The centre of the rear wall has a larger shrine-room behind, containing a large Buddha statue.

Spink (2006), 17–21 Each wall of the hall inside is nearly convert long and convert high.

Spink (2006), 8 Caves 5 and 6 are viharas, the latter on two floors, that were late works of which only the lower floor of cave 6 was ever finished.

Spink (2008) In general the later caves seem to have been painted on finished areas as excavating work continued elsewhere in the cave, as shown in caves 2 and 16 in particular.

Spink claims that it is possible to establish dating for this period with a very high level of precision; a fuller account of his chronology is given below.