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1 He picked up extra money as a local stringer for the New York Herald.

2 For the management careers of both Dave Stringer and Malcolm Crosby, this is likely to be a crucial semi-final.

3 Gutting, who earned honors for heaviest stringer, proved the hero with a 2-pounder just before the whistle.

4 Mr Stringer now appears relatively safe, but he could have been the victim of his own success.

5 The Count claimed payment for her as a stringer, and it made her something of a celebrity around the Press Center.

6 So, next time you talk to your stringer, check out they know more about their job than you do.

7 A good stringer will know the right string and tension for you.

8 Stringer now works on Two Tree Island amassing information and collecting diatoms.

9 Stringer disagrees, however . " Evolution goes on all the time . You don't have to intervene.

10 A . E . Stringer is the author of Human Costume Channel Markers ( Wesleyan University Press ).

11 But at the church, Stringer said, she saw other people enduring the same fears and struggles.

12 Professor Stringer believes it is because there may have been only a fleeting encounter as modern humans migrated through South-East Asia and then on to Melanesia.

13 Captured by retired British microscopist Michael Stringer, the photo took top prize--and U.S. $3, 000--in the 2008 Small World Photomicrography Competition,(www.Sentencedict.com) organizers announced on October 15.

14 Graham Stringer MP said: "Michael Martin lost his job because he [also] thought it was more important to pursue the leakers – of MPs' expenses – rather than pursue the issues."

15 The institute was founded after Stringer, a Minnesota Vikings offensive lineman, died of heat stroke in 2001.

16 "Tobacco stringer, leaf handler, planter, water boy." Depending on the season, the children were up at daybreak to work before school, then back in the fields until sundown.

17 Though Stringer is not a microscopist by trade, he has been interested in diatoms for over 60 years.

18 Tungsten occurs as scheelite stringer, dispersion mierograined scheelite and absorbed ions.

19 The fans became restless and the soccer grapevine was alive with names of likely successors to Mr Stringer.

20 Notching is a good way of checking that your stringer is doing a good job.

21 One possibility is that the Aboriginal Australian migration left Africa before everyone else, but Stringer thinks that is unlikely.

22 "I support the concept of a widespread ancestral species, Homo heidelbergensis, " Stringer, a paleontologist at the Natural History Museum of London, told Discovery News.

23 That way, whoever is on the spot becomes a just - in - time stringer.

24 I'VE OWNED ONE OF YOUR TABLE TOP - CRANK MODELS FOR OVER 6 YEARS . THE STRINGER HAS BEEN GREAT.

25 Rather than showing all the details, or warts and wrinkles as Stringer likes to call them, he dressed up the diatoms by manipulating the image and creating this beautiful photomicrograph.

26 On the basis of optimal material parameter[sentencedict.com], a simulated fatigue test was conducted on a Y7 airplane stringer joint. The effects of irradiant parameter on fatigue life was studied.

27 Locates the tail of the board in the X and Y position(centre of the stringer aligns with the line on the tail stop). The tail of the board butts up with the wooden tail stop.

28 Little could he have imagined the problems that his eventual successor, Sir Howard Stringer , would face.

29 Stringer webs have cracked in suspension bridges at the stringer - floor bean connections.

30 The feature of Muruntau-type gold deposits was which in the carbonaceous clastic rocks. and the ore was quartz stockwork and the stringer vein.