St Joseph's Church in Callow was the venue for the Mid-West Radio Mass broadcast on Sunday, 25 January. |
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It has been decided to put in new kerbing on the roadway and carpark at Callow Church. |
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Simons takes a lead in the frame but Callow fights back and the pair tussle over the colours. |
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What is the government doing to stop high risk dangerous criminals like Callow from moving into our communities when they are likely to reoffend? |
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Callow might look and play the buffoonish lush on screen, but he began on the great stage and continues to act and direct. |
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It's all very silly, despite the presence of Callow, Celia Imrie, Stephen Fry and Co but no doubt the kids will chortle at the rude noises. |
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Over the years, Darlington Interiors has produced high quality, bespoke furniture and created interiors for a prestigious list of clients, including Ridley Scott, Simon Callow and Gleneagles Hotel. |
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Jim Naughtie's interview with Sir Ian McKellen, Patrick Stewart, Simon Callow and Ronald Pickup – the cast of a new production of Waiting for Godot – was repellently smug and self-admiring on all fronts. |
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But Julian Callow of Barclays Capital reckons that may reflect the way the numbers are calculated: by valuers, who may be cautious about cutting their estimates. |
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But what is impressive is the way that their dialogue, often callow and maladroit, is callow and maladroit in precisely the right way. |
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A callow president had the sense to surround himself with people who had three great virtues. |
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Even so I still feel a paternal affection for these two callow younglings, if mainly for their ardency. |
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His was not the kiss of a callow adolescent or a selfish boy bent on earning a notch on his bedpost for being the first to defrost her. |
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Then it happened, and our tepid prehistory was, quite literally, forgotten beyond a lingering embarrassment at my own callow unresponsiveness. |
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One was, once again, the callow young subaltern, looking for somewhere to shave. |
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Normally nothing ruffled his composure, and yet there he was, blushing like a callow youth at the sight of her ankle. |
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The paper excised a section of his remarks, making him seem both glib and callow. |
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Enforcing the isolation of this callow and callous ruler is the least that a humane and pacific foreign policy must aim for. |
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The modern proponents of self-esteem argue that the undeveloped self, however callow, should be praised as it is. |
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At 27 I was too breezy, too callow, and more gullible than I'd like to admit. |
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Hay is able to recount the callow 17-year-old who impressed him in training. |
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He finds a way for us to root for the callow man, and even root for Martha and him to find happiness any way they can. |
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More important, Higgins was fully credible as a heroic actor, while Hurley was perfect as the callow, fervent young Fugard. |
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Merritt Wever is adorable and believable as Zoey, a nervous first-year nursing student so callow she has bunnies on her smock. |
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We therefore call upon all troublesome nurses to quit being callow in our hospitals, carry the cross and emulate Nightingale, the mother of nursing. |
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Anyone going through Prozac Nation can certainly find plenty of callow moments when Wurtzel does whine. |
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But now that veneer is gone, and what remains is a callow man-child at odds with himself. |
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In this callow atmosphere, Brooke Astor would never be an icon, but she is remembered with nostalgia. |
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He is seen by focus groups and polls as a little callow, a bit posh and not terribly reliable. |
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Yet the callow youngsters in whom De los Cobos had placed his trust had other ideas. |
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It was then, as a callow 16-year-old, that he moved to what would become his second home, the so-called Casa Blanca. |
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Broadly speaking, I wanted to take Shakespeare back to the 16th century, in that meter, before the Romantics turned Hamlet into a callow youth. |
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You callow hollow of the efferent, the apsis-axis of my implement, ague body, unboundaried, portionless plot no chart remarks. |
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It's probably raining as a callow youth of 18 makes his way down to Sunshine Records, the most unaptly named emporium in the history of anything or everything. |
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While the best girls looked like professionals, the boys — and Mr. Prottas danced very well — still seemed callow. |
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As a callow newcomer to Fleet Street I never imagined the world and his wife would also be there, too. |
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Those who say that Mr Alexander is peculiarly callow or ill-prepared are engaged in a kind of scapegoating displacement activity. |
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In certain ways, Dev is a callow guy, but he's also helplessly insatiably curious, an identity-politics empath. |
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Fledgling gossip columnist Louella Parsons is there, played by Jennifer Tilly, squeaking and squawking her callow excitement at meeting so many A-list players. |
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But Lara is adamant that their first match, against South Africa, will provide an accurate barometer of just how far his callow and inexperienced team have come. |
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More often than not he appears to be a gormless, callow youth blundering around the park, as much laughed at as berated, even by his own supporters. |
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Our relationship goes back more than 25 years to the days when he was coaching at the Greenyards in Melrose, and I was a callow flanker still finding my way in the game. |
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His career has its interesting moments, but he registers on screen as no more than a callow, whey-faced pretty boy in need of a charisma transfusion. |
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The main body of the film focuses on Homer's physical and emotional journey, with Maguire, boyish and callow, fumbling his way through his character's awakening. |
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Elsewhere, it's a case of familiar faces with the same blend of seasoned professionals and callow youths expected to form the backbone of the side. |
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Otherwise we are merely callow modernizers or cavalier avant-gardists, who in seeking to eradicate the past will discover that it returns with a vengeance to plague us. |
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A callow application of the IAS accounting standards would imply that the valuation, according to the principle of fair value, be made following the order in which the assets were acquired. |
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A dull and callow choice, an almost insulting choice, compared with the powerful and vibrant women like Janet McTeer in Tumbleweeds, Julianne Moore in The End of the Affair and Annette Bening in American Beauty. |
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The incoming government will be the holder of the megaphone and will be broadcasting for its own callow political purposes a continuous diatribe about Labor economic and budgeting incompetence. |
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Being a callow sort of three-year-old, I missed that small-screen event first time around but since then, my insistence on watching the doomy double episode has become an annual ritual of parental antagonism. |
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None of that appears to matter a tinker's cuss to the callow, black-clad 20-year-old with a bowl cut who strolls on stage with the insouciant cool of a young Lennon, plugs in, and fires through 20 songs in a mere 75 minutes. |
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Whirling onstage, striking poses from come-hither odalisques to the Statue of Liberty, Ms. Hadad painted Mexico as a woman of easy virtue entertaining a callow gringo named Bush at a border brothel. |
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As a callow sixth-former with an overinflated sense of my own poetic importance, I was in need of friendly advice and encouragement. |
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