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Jennings
[ jen-ingz ]
noun
- a city in E Missouri, near St. Louis.
- a city in SW Louisiana.
Example Sentences
Locksley said Maryland hosted Jennings on campus before the coronavirus pandemic halted recruiting visits, and Jennings’s father grew up with defensive line coach Brian Williams.
Instead, he got to do several, and Jennings committed to an album of his songs.
Eventually, Shaver tracked Jennings down in a recording studio and cornered him.
The website now has between 110,000 to 120,000 “funded accounts,” including up to 1,000 highly active users “who treat this as a part-time to full-time job” in terms of their trading volume, Jennings says.
Jennings was forced to think about who she was outside of running.
Appearances mostly occurred in crime novels like “Bondage and boyflesh” by Newt Jennings.
So said William Jennings Bryan, the lawyer arguing against evolution, at the infamous Scopes “monkey trial.”
He produced for Frank Reynolds, Howard K. Smith, Peter Jennings in his first outing.
The Jennings children are in jeopardy from the start of the season.
But right away a drop goes wrong and the two Jennings children are put at risk.
I wondher if two hundred years fr'm now people will cease to talk iv William Jennings Bryan.
There were many Hester Jennings's though none so pronounced as Hester.
Mrs. Jennings was easily propitiated on receiving the attention which was due to her.
He should prize highly the friendship of Mrs. Jennings for his sister.
Mrs. Jennings never forgot a name and its social connection.
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