Thurgood in a sentence

Captain Carl Thurgood and second-rower Steve Keir were also tireless in the forwards and did a lot of hard work across the entire match.

For that reason, Sotomayor called the court’s “recharacterization of Brown” not only a “revisionist history” but “an affront to the legendary life” of Justice Thurgood Marshall, the lawyer who led the Brown litigation.

In January 1954, attorneys Thurgood Marshall and A.P. Tureaud filed a class action complaint on their behalf.

Additionally, four schools may undergo reconfiguration—altering grade levels—these include Coconut Creek Elementary, Hollywood Central Elementary, Thurgood Marshall Elementary, and Pines Middle School.

And they are supported by a constitution that is also imperfect, as Justice Thurgood Marshall proclaimed 34 years ago as he argued for recognition of the need to improve it.

Ashlyn Wight, with 14 points, was the top performer for Box Elder, closely followed by Madi Thurgood and Kamri Andersen, who scored 13 and 12 points, respectively.

At an earlier hearing, Mr Silcock had claimed the alleged defamatory publications were the beginning of the end for Ms Thurgood's dog grooming service, which was driven out of business.

Detective Inspector Michelle Thurgood, from West Midlands Police's Homicide Team, said after the case: "We know that Lee, Luke and Lewis all knew Darren, but only they know why they targeted him that day.

Speaking after the case, Detective Inspector Michelle Thurgood, who led the investigation, said: “Sadly this is another case of young men carrying a knife, and being willing to use it with catastrophic consequences.

Thurgood Marshall and Arthur Shores at the federal courthouse in Birmingham, 1956.

A mother and child were stopped from boarding a plane bound for Puerto Rico from Baltimore-Washington Thurgood Marshall Airport on Thanksgiving eve by Maryland State Police after they learned the child.

For five years, police pursued the wrong suspect in the murder of Jane Thurgood-Dove, shot dead in her Niddrie driveway in November 1997.

Jill Hays works at Baltimore-Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport.

The change from the court’s makeup – from Ruth Bader Ginsburg, a liberal icon, to an outspoken conservative – is the ancestral governmental swing because Clarence Thomas substituted Justice Thurgood Marshall almost 3 years ago.

The sick passenger had completed the journey from but was escorted off the plane once it landed at Baltimore/Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport Saturday afternoon.

The Thurgood Marshall United States Courthouse in Manhattan.

The Thurgood Marshall United States Courthouse, which hears cases from the United States District Court for the Southern District of New York and United States Court of Appeals for the Second Circuit, stands in Lower Manhattan, New York City, on Jan.

You chose to follow in the fearless footsteps of people who shook the system to its core -- civil rights icons like Thurgood Marshall and Dr. King, storytellers like Toni Morrison and Spike Lee.

News of Thurgood’s death was posted on the Review-Journal’s website shortly after it occurred.

The Ravens didn't let their tough loss to the Cleveland Browns on Sunday stop them from bringing smiles to some lucky travelers at Baltimore-Washington International Thurgood Marshall Airport Monday.