hessey造句

• A former member of the Glenn Hoddle Academy, Owens spent time on trial with Macclesfield Town which ended in a 3 0 home win at the Crown Ground, coming on as a second-half substitute for Sean Hessey.
• Hessey's midlife adventure cravings propel her to the front of the line for an exercise called hooking, in which one car driven by a Covert Ops staff member makes contact with a lead car in an attempt to spin it out.
• After talking to Sutcliffe one night at the Casbah Coffee Club ( owned by Pete Best's mother, Mona Best ), Lennon and McCartney persuaded Sutcliffe to buy a H鰂ner President 500 / 5 model bass guitar on hire-purchase from Frank Hessey's Music Shop.
• The rough practices of among the boys'pulling'on clothes and'bumping'against the pillars of the cloisters were banned, something which at first caused open rebellion among the younger boys but in which Hessey had his way by his firm insistence on more civilised behaviour.
• Although the publishers Taylor and Hessey feared the kind of bad reviews that had plagued Keats's 1818 edition of Endymion, they were willing to publish the collection after the removal of any potentially controversial poems to ensure that there would be no politically motivated reviews that could give the volume a bad reputation . [ 8 ]"
• "' Source "': McGann 1979 pp . 988 989 I am going to quote " A Routledge literary "'Source "'book on the poems of John Keats " p . 58 copy of the text ( since it is visible on googlebooks for others to check ) . "'To Autumn'was first published in " Lamia, Isabella, The Even of St . Agnes, and other Poems ", the so called 1820 volume " and " The publishers of the 1820 volume were Taylor and Hessey, who also published " Endymion " in 1818 . . . that had been the target of hostile reviews of Keats, and the poet was not the only person who suffered in that literary whirl-wind . consequently, when Keats approached Taylor and Hessey again, in the later part of 1819, about publishing the new book of poems he had been planning, they were interested but wary.
• "' Source "': McGann 1979 pp . 988 989 I am going to quote " A Routledge literary "'Source "'book on the poems of John Keats " p . 58 copy of the text ( since it is visible on googlebooks for others to check ) . "'To Autumn'was first published in " Lamia, Isabella, The Even of St . Agnes, and other Poems ", the so called 1820 volume " and " The publishers of the 1820 volume were Taylor and Hessey, who also published " Endymion " in 1818 . . . that had been the target of hostile reviews of Keats, and the poet was not the only person who suffered in that literary whirl-wind . consequently, when Keats approached Taylor and Hessey again, in the later part of 1819, about publishing the new book of poems he had been planning, they were interested but wary.