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1. He and Bowyer sat at the high table, the Santerres and ourselves were treated as onlookers.

2. The bowyer was hovering expectantly, his hand not quite extended to receive payment.

3. The maker of weapons, the fletcher or the bowyer(sentencedict.com), might not so easily claim immunity from war.

4. Bowyer allows for the recruitment of basic missile units.

5. I was wanting Bowyer to come, but recently I've realised just what that sort of mercenry type player could to to our beautiful club.

6. It was here that landlord John Bowyer, on November 9, 1888, knocked on a door to get the rent from a prostitute, Mary Kelly.

7. None of those excuses hold for Bowyer, who has not been worth all the public relations contortions Robson had to endure to bring him to Tyneside.

8. Robson had stationed Lee Bowyer on the right wing as cover for the teenager (Taylor), but given the wretchedly insipid nature of his performance, he need not have bothered.

9. Birmingham City midfielder Lee Bowyer is confident he will end his current goal drought soon.

10. The United manager said: "The Bowyer tackle in the first half, I thought it was a red card."

11. Newcastle pair Kieron Dyer and Lee Bowyer were sent off in disgrace for fighting during their side's 3-0 home defeat against Aston Villa.

12. We reached the muddy cobbles of the city, going through Bowyers Row and up towards Cripplegate.

13. Mannone dropped a high ball under pressure from Sebastian Larsson and Bowyer volleyed into the net in the 38th minute.

14. Newcastle have a problem position on the right side of midfield, with both Lee Bowyer and Darren Ambrose so far failing to fill the boots of the departed Nolberto Solano .

15. Newcastle are likely to be without the injured Nicky Butt, Kieron Dyer, Robbie Elliott, Aaron Hughes and Lee Bowyer .

16. The Hammers had made a positive start to the game, Lee Bowyer could have made more of an effort from the edge of the box and Jonathan Spector saw a long-range header sail over the bar.

17. The grandaddy of all desktop 3D-printers is the open-source RepRap project conceived in 2005 by Adrian Bowyer and colleagues at the University of Bath, in Britain.

18. Easily his best performance in a black and white shirt may just have come at a very opportune time for both Lee Bowyer and Newcastle United.