Tynan in a sentence

Wade Gilmore, left, (Stone Real Estate), Esna Lee (Chamber of Commerce), Neville Edmonds (Gymea Hotel) and Nicholas Tynan (Tynan Hyundai).

For part of the 2005 season, the Yankees used a recording of Tynan, but the Kate Smith version was reinstated due to fan complaints about the long duration of the Tynan version.

Tynan 1961, p. 9. Tynan's diatribe almost precipitated another collapse; Leigh, terrified of failure and intent on achieving greatness, dwelt on his comments and ignored the positive reviews of other critics.

Dr. Tynan said he typically assumes a patient does not have A.D.H.D. and then tries to look at everything else that might be causing the symptoms.

Former Slip Inn manager Justin Tynan recalls Princess Mary and Crown Prince Frederik being "a little flirtatious" the night they met at the Sydney pub.

Labour’s John Maher was re-elected, as were independent Ken O’Flynn, Fine Gael’s Joe Kavanagh, the Workers’ Party’s Ted Tynan and Oliver Moran of the Green Party.

The People Before Profit political party representative in Laois Stephen Tynan has commented on the ongoing debate over the inadequacy of the lift in the new €7.5 million library in Portlaoise.

Fast forward to last summer when Rachel Tynan, a student at Westfield State University, and her faculty adviser, Dr. Tamara Smith, approached Gorman about a social research project.

A professor at the St. FX Music Department, Paul Tynan and his collaborator Aaron Lington, are in the running for Jazz Recording of the Year.

Indeed, it was the area (and a recommendation in favour of Claridge) that prompted first-time home buyer Trevor Tynan to buy a Claridge single-family home this summer.

Bean 2013, p. 181. After her death, however, Tynan revised his opinion, describing his earlier criticism as "one of the worst errors of judgment" he had ever made.

Capus 2003, p. 119. The reviews there were also mostly positive, but the critic Kenneth Tynan angered them when he suggested that Leigh's was a mediocre talent that forced Olivier to compromise his own.

He bids me watch the wheels go round."sfn Olivier in 1939 Tynan remarked to Olivier, "you aren't really a contemplative or philosophical actor"; Olivier was known for the strenuous physicality of his performances in some roles.

Humphrey Carpenter That Was Satire That Was, pp. 122-23; Tynan's review is extensively quoted.

Humphrey Carpenter That Was Satire That Was, pp. 122–23; Tynan's review is extensively quoted.

Kenneth Tynan expressed the view that it succeeded because Olivier built the role to a climax at the end of the play, whereas most actors spend all they have in the first two acts.

Lennon and Ono attended the opening night performance, their second public appearance together.sfn In 1969, Lennon wrote "Four in Hand" a skit based on his teenaged experiences of group masturbation for Kenneth Tynan 's play Oh!

The Benthall-directed production opened in December 1955 to glowing reviews and was a much-needed triumph for Burton.sfn Tynan made it official by famously saying Burton was now "the next successor to Olivier".

When Kenneth Tynan resigned from the Observer in 1963 to take the post of Literary Manager of the National Theatre, he proposed the Irish playwright Dominic Behan as his preferred replacement.