Seymour

How To Use Seymour In A Sentence

• In chancing upon her subject's scrapbooks and photographs, Seymour hit the kind of paydirt of which most biographers can only dream.
• The documentary took Seymour into Venezuela's treetops for 21 weeks to follow a nesting harpy eagle.
• Seymour's just one point ahead, and there they stayed till the whistle blew for no-side. The Gold Bat
• Senator Seymour has threatened a filibuster to block the bill.
• We're a bit short-handed with Novello still off sick and Seymour on leave. CASCADES - THE DAY OF THE DEAD
• The paintings of domesticated animals by Dermot Seymour impact the viewer on several levels.
• Journalist Seymour Hersh tells Terry Gross that Cheney probably has spies/servants 'burrowed' into government positions and working for him. OpEdNews - Quicklink: Hersh: Cheney left servants in Obama's Government, Can "Still Control Policy Up To A Point'
• Le prince de Galles, raconte Lord Seymour, dans des mémoires inédits, le prince de Galles assure -- et doit s'y connaître -- "qu'il n'y a pas une honnête femme à Londres, excepté Lady Parker et Lady Westmorland: et encore sont-elles si bêtes qu'on n'en peut rien tirer: tout au plus sont-elles capables de se moucher elles-mêmes. Collections and Recollections
• Seymour, a painter herself, helped emcee the event and donated a canvas - a floral still life, which fetched $5,000 in the evening's benefit auction.
• We are of opinion that, with reference to such a measure as the one now suggested [giving information to persons at a distance as to the existence of works in the library], and to other measures and regulations generally affecting the use of the library, it is desirable to prepare and publish a compendious _Guide to the reading-room_, as described and _suggested_ by lord Seymour at Q. 9521. Notes and Queries, Number 213, November 26, 1853 A Medium of Inter-communication for Literary Men, Artists, Antiquaries, Geneologists, etc.