Similar words: barker, marker, parked, genetic marker, marketing department, harken, marked, darken. Meaning: n. 1. United States saxophonist and leader of the bop style of jazz (1920-1955) 2. United States writer noted for her sharp wit (1893-1967).
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31. Jim Parker lost his job as a senior financial officer for a pathologically downsizing company in 1989.
32. Unwin and Parker reacted against a Victorian excess of ornament, which required endless dusting by an army of servants.
33. Fired with enthusiasm,(www.Sentencedict.com) Parker decided to get needles out on to the streets.
34. Trafalgar House's Sir Eric Parker says the tax squeeze on middle income earners could hit house prices.
35. And I can assure you that the Algonquin still vibrates with whatever turned on Mrs Parker and her vicious circle.
36. Parker hopes to shake his image as a dull, unimaginative politician.
37. In 1886 he came on his last lecture tour, managed by Pond, and at the invitation of Parker.
38. A Parker tenor solo begins by skulking menacingly around the regular line of a blues solo before exploding into dissonant space.
39. Villa suffered another setback when Parker went off injured to be replaced by Matthias Breitkreutz.
40. One reason Presley never toured overseas reportedly is that Parker did not want to risk going through customs.
41. Parker, after all, had been a key figure in helping Forest reach four Wembley finals over the previous three seasons.
42. Parker wished more time, more, with the boy; this almost crucifixion, to feast his eyes.
43. The movie co-stars Sarah Jessica Parker, Elle Macpherson and Ben Stiller.
44. Toughguy crime novelist Robert B.. Parker is no stranger to the buried life.
45. Neither Till nor Parker benefited from that due process thing.
46. Gary Parker, who was playing at scrum-half, kicked two conversions while David Leighton landed a drop goal.
47. It was completely unexpected, for John Parker was only forty-two and until then had been the very image of good health.
48. To Parker, it was, from a lovely yielding boy, to a demon sprung against him.
49. Parker, who suffered a mild concussion, was monitored overnight by Dodgers officials and by his roommate, pitcher Jim Bruske.
50. He cleared 2.68m to beat the previous record of 2.67m set by Paul Parker of Cumbria.
51. He was also branded a nosy parker by some of his Abingdon neighbours.
52. Sedgefield Magistrates decided the case should be dealt with by the Crown Court and gave Parker bail pending committal.
53. It was their sin that had caused the death of John Parker.
54. It was the first, all the time, in the cubicle, the lavatory, that Parker took a backward step.
55. Mr Parker, who announced his resignation last week, unveiled pre-tax profits of ￡2.3m for the first six months of 1993.
56. Jewell Parker Rhodes' novel is based upon true incidents related but altogether forgotten by blacks and whites alike.
57. You can't compare Charlie Parker with John Coltrane. They were completely different musicians.
58. Parker was applying Herbert Spencer's law of social evolution and the current devotion to organization to the denomination.
59. Parker J: The plaintiffs ... relied on the maxim that no one can be allowed to derogate from his own grant.
60. He expected to coach a few years under Parker to relieve some pressure, then pursue a head-coaching job.
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