pinkerton in A Sentence

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    Pinkerton said no other information was.

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    The Pinkerton National Detective Agency.

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    She believes everything that Pinkerton has told her.

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    The Pinkerton Agency.

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    Pinkerton(USA-India) will provide physical security consultancy for the entire temple.

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    During that investigation, Pinkerton discovered the plan to kill the President.

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    Catherine Pinkerton, she is about 17 years old and loves baking.

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    And Pinkerton--Pinkerton--he has collected ten cents that he thought he was going to lose.".

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    He was one of the two very rich men of the place, and Pinkerton was the other.

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    The railroad company hired the Pinkerton National Detective Agency to pursue the robbers, but they split up and scattered all over the Midwest.

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    This study showed that the dose of a compounded product received may be different from the actual prescribed dose,” Pinkerton, who wasn't involved in the research, said by email.

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    Working with Felton, Lamon and others, Pinkerton spirited a disguised Lincoln in the dark of night through secessionist-sympathizing Baltimore and safely on to Washington, D.C. on February 22, 1861.

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    An example of student and parental reaction to school uniforms is found in my home state of New Hampshire when Pinkerton Academy, a private secondary school, considered adopting a“uniform dress code”(a school uniform).

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    In 1911, Dr. Ernest L. Silver, with experience as a superintendent of schools and as principal of Pinkerton Academy, began a 35-year administration of the school, which saw the school grow to maturity, both professionally and physically.

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    But women should talk to their doctors about the risks of taking hormones, which Pinkerton says are higher if you have an elevated risk of heart disease, blood clots, or stroke, or have had estrogen-sensitive breast or uterine cancer.

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    The government did not easily forget 1877; armories began to be built in various American cities; main streets were broadened, so that gatling guns could command them; a mass anti-labor private police organization, the Pinkerton Agency, came into being; and measures against labor became more and more repressive.

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