tannahill造句

• In 2013 Tannahill won a Dora Mavor Moore Award for his play " rihannaboi95 ".
• Ms . Tannahill also sued the couple in federal court, claiming she wasn't paid overtime.
• In 1808 a Glasgow newspaper printed " The Soldier's Adieu ", attributed to Robert Tannahill.
• John Martin, who played fiddle and cello went on to become a member of The Tannahill Weavers.
• IV, p . 89, and which has been recorded by the Tannahill Weavers, among others.
• "' The Tannahill Weavers "'are a popular band which performs traditional Scottish music.
• Valuable notices are supplied of the song writer, Tannahill, and other minor poets of the north.
• Here he also became acquainted with Robert Tannahill with whom he began composing tunes to match his words.
• If you ever find yourself with a spare afternoon in central Alabama, head to Tannahill Historical State Park.
• Speaker after speaker extolled the policy to loud applause until Tannahill's lawyer was greeted with stony silence.
• Tannahill said he's worried about the consequences his son faces simply for standing up for his rights.
• Janet Pollock and James Tannahill, the parents of Robert Tannahill, were married here on 29 August 1763.
• Janet Pollock and James Tannahill, the parents of Robert Tannahill, were married here on 29 August 1763.
• He also runs Videofag, an alternative arts space in Toronto's Kensington Market, with Jordan Tannahill.
• At a school board meeting in March, Tannahill and his lawyer unsuccessfully asked the board to change its policy.
• Larry Tannahill has spent his life working the land in west Texas, where livestock and agriculture dominate the economy.
• Stylistically, Tannahill's work derived some of its influence from folk art, which was combined with modernism.
• He said the board remained committed to mandatory testing but was considering alternatives to the punishment stipulated by the Tannahill case.
• The space is run by Jordan Tannahill and William Ellis, who converted it from an old barbershop in October 2012.
• Tannahill was a weaver from the time he was apprenticed to his father on 7 December 1786 until his death in 1810.