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31 First, the committal order was not served on Mr. Butler within 36 hours after the execution of the committal warrant.

32 Another writer with a similar argument is the eighteenth-century cleric Bishop Butler.

33 No one moaned at Blakey for having 12 buses and a Butler.

34 The man then soiled his bed. and Butler cleaned and changed him again.

35 So,(http://sentencedict.com/butler.html) the agreement in Lee v. Butler can be described as a conditional sale agreement.

36 Mrs. Butler brought in the tea, and raised her eyes to heaven when she saw Jenny weeping again.

37 But Pat Butler, a school governor and a Conservative county councillor, is less sanguine.

38 Only Edward Petherbridge shines as a butler serving up some of Shaw's witty observations on life.

39 A love of flying Statistics aside, Steve Butler admits that his job sometimes scares him.

40 Last year, Florida rode Mike Miller's miracle against Butler to a berth in the national championship game.

41 There I was admitted by the butler, of all people.

42 It was too reminiscent of the way John Butler had ended Portrait of Billie.

43 Butler also faced the court for non-payment of fines totalling over ￡500.

44 He side-stepped Gary Fleming brilliantly before tucking a shot past keeper Lee Butler.

45 There were critical raves, too, for Revelations and for a dance by John Butler.

46 Nor had any effective measures been taken after the Fleming Report was submitted to Butler in 1944.

47 Butler does not argue for, but simply presupposes, that a person is conscious of his self.

48 Butler has also written several historical novels under the pen-name of Jenny Melville.

49 The barbecue had been set up by the lake, whither Matthew and Sara were conducted by the white-jacketed foreign butler.

50 Pennsylvania had already taken the plunge into youth apprenticeships before Butler began making his calculations.

51 Gottfried had the gentle, self-deprecating air of a good butler and like a good butler he missed very little.

52 Butler had for long been heir-apparent, and had given devoted and distinguished service to the Conservatives.

53 After 30 years in show business, Butler is still an unknown.

54 From this perspective it was Macmillan, Butler, and their heirs who betrayed Conservatism, by compromising with social democracy.

55 One of the most critical problems is overcapacity, believes Butler.

56 Tottenham coach Ray Clemence and physio Dave Butler dragged their man away.

57 Butler gave what have often been considered decisive arguments against the doctrine of psychological hedonism.

58 Her husband, the Rev. George Butler, understood it as a true reflection of divine love.

59 Tock the butler and odd job man about the school.

60 In common with Butler and Florence Nightingale, illness related to the strain experienced by middle-class women who moved into the public sphere.