crandall in A Sentence

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    I asked Captain Crandall.

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    Well, there's Captain Crandall.

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    And I'm Arthur Crandall.

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    Crandall if there had been any brain damage to the patient?

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    Robert Crandall left in 1998 and was replaced by Donald J. Carty,

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    The Bachelor of Education program at Crandall University is one of the most respected teacher preparation programs in Eastern Canada.

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    This unique partnership gives Crandall students the opportunity of taking a degree from Acadia University(through Acadia Divinity College), concurrent with their Crandall degree.

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    Robert"Bob" Crandall later justified the distinctive natural metal finish by noting that less paint reduced the aircraft's weight, thus saving on fuel costs.

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    There was a nurse in the room- she wasn't a believer- and she screamed out and said‘Doctor Crandall, what have you done to this patient?'?

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    History buffs might be interested to know that Canterbury was once home to Moses Cleaveland, founder of Cleveland, Ohio, and Prudence Crandall, who, in the 1830s, established the first African-American school for girls in New England.

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    Slowly start cutting back because your taste buds do change over time, so the less salt you eat, the less you crave and the more you will start to recognize how salty things really are,” says Crandall.

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    Amusingly given how it all turned out, Rothstein once met the aforementioned American Airlines chief executive Robert Crandall during a flight, prompting the then CEO to send Rothstein a letter saying,“I am delighted that you have enjoyed your AAirpass investment.

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    The fiber in the grain“helps you extract and remove cholesterol, which is correlated with heart disease,” Jessica Crandall, a Denver-based RD, CDE, and National Spokesperson for the Academy of Nutrition and Dietetics, said in our article The 43 Best Foods for Fiber.

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    Robert Crandall left in 1998 and was replaced by Donald J. Carty, who negotiated the purchase of the near bankrupt Trans World Airlines(it would file for its third bankruptcy as part of the purchase agreement) and its hub in St. Louis in April 2001.

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