freedman in A Sentence

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    Written by Paul Freedman.

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    Freedman's Bureau or anywhere else.

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    D C a Freedman 's Village.

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    Letter from a Freedman to His Old Master.

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    Some freedmen became very powerful.

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    Freedman also points out how Siddhartha described

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    Michael Freedman Coral.

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    incredibly rudely,” says Professor Jonathan Freedman of Columbia University.

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    Huxley and Dan Freedman and now sold by BeyondTrust),

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    In a few years, Colfax boasted 2400 freedmen and 2200 whites.

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    Many people are driving incredibly rudely,” says Professor Jonathan Freedman of Columbia University.

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    After the war, the bottomlands to the interior were cleared mostly by freedmen.

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    After his appointment, he recruited other freedmen- several of them veterans- to join him.

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    Research suggests it is responsible for as much as 80% of the“success” in our lives.”- J. Freedman.

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    I would like to submit in evidence a report by Mrs. Kramer's therapist… Dr. Eleanor Freedman.

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    Freedman has since been credited with developing and expanding the Turtles into the international brand we all know today.

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    Andrew Freedman is a senior science writer for Climate Central, focusing on coverage of extreme weather and climate change.

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    So Peter and Kevin decided to hire a licensing agent, Mark Freedman, to help with the merchandising and licensing deals.

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    Some 40 years ago, Jonathan Freedman's Happy People was published, marking a new era in the study of happiness in America.

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    At Jordan's behest, Winters sent the letter to Henry with the simple, informal title,“Letter from a Freedman to His Old Master”.

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    Mr Freedman is the art teacher who desperately wants his students, as well as the school board, to understand the importance of art.

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    These“Freedmen” may have been the offspring of Jews who had been taken captive from Palestine to Rome by Pompey in 63 B. C.

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    But Freedman, who synthesizes materials that could be used to build new kinds of quantum computer components, says her enthusiasm"depends to what extent the government decides to prescribe the research.".

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    But on April 14th, 1876, nearly 11 years after Lincoln's assassination, Douglass delivered what would be his greatest speech on the subject of Lincoln during the unveiling of the Freedmen's Monument.

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    Physicists Sergio Ferrara, Dan Freedman, and Peter van Nieuwenhuizen will split a $3 million Breakthrough Prize for their theory of supergravity, which drives much of today's physics research toward our understanding of the universe.

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    In 2011, at age 65, whites could expect to be free of disability for 15 out of their nearly 20 remaining years of life-- about three-fourths of the time," said study lead author Vicki Freedman.

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    While those product lines had their own individual successes including PowerBroker(written by Dean Huxley and Dan Freedman and now sold by BeyondTrust), the growth of antivirus ware always outpaced the growth of the other security product lines.

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    In 1863, after thousands of former slaves, freed by the Emancipation Proclamation, converged on D.C., a Freedman's Village was established on the estate“complete with new frame houses, schools, churches and farmlands on which former slaves grew food for the Union war effort.”.

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    Ralph Freedman mentions how Hesse commented in a letter" Siddhartha does not, in the end, learn true wisdom from any teacher, but from a river that roars in a funny way and from a kindly old fool who always smiles and is secretly a saint.

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    Freedman also points out how Siddhartha described Hesse's interior dialectic:"All of the contrasting poles of his life were sharply etched: the restless departures and the search for stillness at home; the diversity of experience and the harmony of a unifying spirit; the security of religious dogma and the anxiety of freedom.

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