hurst in A Sentence

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    It Hurst! Please no!

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    Hurst said it may have prevailed because people didn't notice it.

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    The officer then asks the minister:“Pastor Hurst, were you gambling?”?

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    My real feelings are that they need to die," Hurst said.

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    In 2003, Hurst was awarded an Arts Foundation of New Zealand Laureate Award.

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    Hurst said he hopes the medication will protect children by stopping abusers from reoffending.

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    I want someone to answer that one for me, but they can't,” Hurst said.

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    The Hurst" part of the university's name pays homage to the"wooded area on the hill" where MercyHurst found its home.

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    Hurst was twenty years older than Friedman, and Hurst is often credited as the founder of the discipline of American legal history.

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    Hurst said he's open to improvements in the law, and would like to see a university involved in a future study on effectiveness.

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    Riley said the house contained 140 snakes and Hurst apparently owned 20 of the snakes and visited the property regularly to visit the reptiles.

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    The county sheriff, Don Munson, who lives next door to the house with the snakes, said he found Hurst in the building on Wednesday evening.

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    Author of a memoir, Transition in Africa: From Direct Rule to Independence, published by Hurst, London, in 1974, Robertson reflects on his nearly-40 years in Africa.

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    In January, Hurst told the channel the struggle over Choksi now depended on Antiguan courts, and warned the case could"last for a very long time".

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    Friedman has said that he was influenced by his colleague James Willard Hurst, who was at the Wisconsin Law School at the same time as Friedman.

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    Tilkowski was best known outside Germany for conceding England's third goal in extra time in 1966 final, with the score at 2-2, when Geoff Hurst's shot hit the bar and bounced downward.

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    For an unruly introduction to Birmingham's after-dark antics, head to the“Gay Village”, the city's LGBT quarter- south of New Street Station and west of Hurst Street- where there's an eclectic mix of bars and cabaret clubs.

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    The 1966 FIFA World Cup was hosted in England and Ramsey guided England to victory with a 4-2 win against West Germany after extra time in the final, during which Geoff Hurst famously scored a hat-trick.

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    He admits having purposefully sabotaged his own contract with Hurst, making outlandishly expensive orchestral demands and threatening legal action, which resulted in his goal: release from his contract with Deram Records, a sub-label of Decca Records.

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    He admits having purposefully sabotaged his own contract with Hurst, making outlandishly expensive orchestral demands and threatening legal action, which resulted in his goal: release from his contract with Deram Records, a sub-label of major Decca Records.

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