Storey

Halfway, he called Storey on his mobile, told him they were nearly there.

Fleshmarket Close Rankin, Ian 2004

J. Middleton Murray's influential estimate of Clare as a poetic "child-man" suggests that the relevance of Levinson's vocabulary to this discussion; see "Clare and Wordsworth," 511; reprinted in Storey, 359-64. back

Like 1999

CSS3 transitions and 2D transforms by Opera’s Molly Holzschlag and David Storey is an excellent tutorial explaining these exciting new CSS properties.

Web Teacher › Useful Links: Transitions and Transforms, the written word, Chrome 2010

There were the several times when he had casually sent a slender beam of radio energy groping out toward Mars and the Asteroid Belt, trying to call Storey or the Kuzaks, and had received no answer.

The Planet Strappers Raymond Z. Gallun 1952

“I’ll be at my cousin’s place for about a fortnight—it’s called Storey’s Court, near Aylsham—and then back to Woolwich.”

The Blackstone Key Rose Melikan 2008

David Weir and Ben Rushgrove have strong hopes in athletics; Darren Kenny and Sarah Storey will be strong cycling contenders.

Everything you need to know about the London 2012 Paralympics 2011

Storey notes further that the sonnets appeared in The Scientific Receptacle, 1 (1825),

Letter 399 2009

[3] Mark Storey, the editor of The Letters of John

Letter 399 2009

Mr Green said it was a cross between Huck Finn and Twilight, at which point your humble correspondent Lost the Plot and cackled like a crone from the back row of the Storey Hall.

Reading Matters lili 2009

"The U.S. won't admit as much, but they are partly tapping into this anti-Chinese feeling," says Ian Storey , a regional security expert at the Institute of Southeast Asian Studies in Singapore.

Old U.S. Foe Proves Useful in Asia James Hookway 2011