| I'm not to sure meself but I did hear Abigail saying that it was to do with a young man. |
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| Abigail had a reputation for being a wild, irreverent and disrespectful young girl. |
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| Quiet filled the long, deadly moments that Abigail and James Corinne spent simply gawking at Callie. |
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| Fortunately, she was able to call her mother Carol, who turned midwife to help deliver baby Abigail on the kitchen floor. |
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| Abigail was born by emergency caesarean in a hospital in Rotherham, says Karen. |
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| Abigail Adams joined her husband in Paris and London when he served as diplomatic representative of the new nation. |
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| Abigail eats chicken stew while she listens to her brother's and father's tales of their former trips. |
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| Abigail López de Marín, whose work has a remarkable aesthetic quality, is one such artist. |
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| The viscountess returned to her chambers where her own Abigail attended her. |
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| Police and doctors have decided Abigail is not yet ready to view a video identity parade. |
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| It turned out once little Abigail had been born there was nothing wrong after all. |
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| We ask everyone to join with us in praying for Abigail and live in hope for the future. |
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| They began to shout of the rules and of unfair play, and Abigail sighed with relief. |
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| There was already a knife to cut the cake with, but Abigail always thought bigger was better. |
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| He had let out a sharp hiss at the sting, but one look from Abigail instantly silenced him. |
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| Two weeks ago doctors told her she was in remission, but Abigail is philosophical about her situation. |
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| The labyrinth of perplexities that Abigail surveyed best summarized the vexations of the delegates in Philadelphia. |
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| Abigail flung a hand into her hair, brushing it back, and glaring. |
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| The first settlements started to crop up in the Outaouais in the 1800s, with the arrival of Philemon Wright and his wife Abigail Wyman. |
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| Abigail Mawona describes how she sent one of her sons to fetch mealie meal by candlelight and he dropped the candle and burned their house down. |
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| The company has come a very long way since Abigail Punch developed a liking for tea in 1851 and decided to set up her own import and wholesale company. |
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| Abigail Forson of the Canadian Institutes of Health Research also contributed to the debate by underlining the importance of programs such as the Global Health Research Initiative. |
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| He spoke about the character of Abigail Williams, a teen-ager who accuses others of witchery in order to avenge her spurning by John Proctor. |
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| Adam is married to Abigail Sharon, and together they have a daughter, Eden. |
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| When it was discovered that Ab was really Abigail, the league was outraged. |
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| Born at Weymouth, Massachusetts, Abigail Adams lacked a formal education, as did most women of that time. |
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| They both sat down, and Abigail nervously waited for him to begin. |
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| Presiding was the Committee's Chair, Ambassador Abigail Castro de Pérez, Permanent Representative of El Salvador. |
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| I gently got Abigail into a sitting position and drew her against me. |
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| The fifth character is divorced, single mother Sue, invited by Beverley because her 15-year-old daughter Abigail is having her own bash and mum needs to make herself scarce. |
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| This game was special for young Canadian player Abigail RAYE: born in England, she started playing hockey there in the same club as Kate Walsh, current Captain of the English team. |
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| Prominent among Whitten's roster of executive producers is industry giant Abigail Disney, grand-niece of Mickey Mouse's online begetter. |
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| Also being pelted by the makebelieve snow at the East Belfast monument were Abigail Totton, Lucy Murray, Gary Hunt and Owen Munsey. |
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| After Ziggler had thrown him out of the ring, Wyatt nearly decapitated his opponent with a vicious clothesline out of nowhere, before hitting Sister Abigail. |
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| On 20 April of this year Abigail Witchalls, a dear friend, was wheeling her two-year-old son in a buggy along a country road when she was attacked by an unknown assailant and stabbed in the neck. |
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| The Abigail Alliance was established in November 2001 by Frank Burroughs in memory of his daughter, Abigail. |
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| In the original, Abigail Thaw was miscredited in the role of the soprano. |
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| Thanks to a grant received under the Summer Career Placement Program 2002 from Human Resources Canada, Abigail Dubiniecki and Tasha Yovetich completed 10-week summer placements at the Network this past June and July. |
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| Soon after that, her sister began writing her own column, using the name Abigail Van Buren and titling the column Dear Abby, and the two became intense rivals and stopped speaking to each other. |
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| Baby Abigail had been diagnosed prenatally with not one, but two health conditions. |
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| Established in 1820, the oldest cemetery in the city is the resting place of many of its first residents, including the founder of Hull, Philemon Wright, his wife Abigail Wyman and their descendants. |
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| This time he took along his youngest son, Charles, as well as John Quincy, leaving Abigail to tend the farm and the other two children in Braintree. |
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| I recently had the pleasure of reading Dangerous Girls by Abigail Haas, a psychological thriller that honestly will leave you mentally and emotionally damaged by the end. |
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| But a petition may be coming from Abigail Fisher, a white woman who sued the University of Texas for considering race in admissions after she was rejected from its flagship campus in Austin. |
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| David sent and spoke concerning Abigail, to take her to him as wife. |
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| Abigail taught her the use of the samp mortar. Samp was corn broken into coarse grains and boiled as porridge. |
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| Overweight, feeble, her vision failing, Abigail was bone-tired. |
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| Abigail is a shy, piano-playing agoraphobe. |
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| Although she declines to use the title, Abigail F. Rosenfeld, a thirty-five-year-old Borough Park mother of ten, is a nitpicker of extreme, if secret, renown. |
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| This year Abigail will have tales of her own about creating a pine-bough bed, finding a rack of deer antlers and freeing a fawn caught in a fishing line. |
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| Another woman, Abigail Ross Goodman, lost her best friend, who'd been on the ninety-sixth floor of the North Tower, when Flight 11, with her father aboard, crashed into it — a meaningful adjacency, to be sure. |
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| Abigail was related to both Harley and the Duchess, but was politically closer to Harley, and acted as an intermediary between him and the Queen. |
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| Harley was forced from office, but his cousin Abigail, who had recently married, continued in the Queen's service. |
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| She also turned to Abigail Hill, a woman of the bedchamber whose influence grew as Anne's relationship with Sarah deteriorated. |
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| The senior associates are James Gibson, Elin Davies, Roman Kubiak, June Parry, Bethan Gladwyn, Liz Fletcher and Abigail Flanagan. |
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| In January 1711, Anne forced Sarah to resign her court offices, and Abigail took over as Keeper of the Privy Purse. |
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| Virtual Doorman, a New York-based provider of remote doorman and security services, announced an exclusive partnership with concierge service, Abigail Michaels. |
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| The Duchess of Marlborough was angered when Abigail moved into rooms at Kensington Palace that Sarah considered her own, though she rarely if ever used them. |
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| Back downstairs Abigail had settled down to watch Angela's scene with her submissive, Meggie. Nice choice, since the Mistress was an expert with wax play. |
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| In the late 20th and 21st centuries, historians such as Michael Prestwich and Abigail Wheatley also highlighted the sites' roles as palaces and symbols of royal power. |
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| And, truly, Mrs Abigail, I must needs say, I served my master contentedly while he was living, but I will serve no man living without double wages. |
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| John Adams, whose relationship with Abigail Adams is supposed to be a shining example of spousedom, mansplained the need to make husbands the legal masters of wives. |
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