| Jessica nodded and Jennie went into her own room, coming back with a loose nightgown and clothes for tomorrow. |
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| Given her drive, ambition and raw talent, this is a realistic goal, so Jennie is one to watch in the future. |
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| Jennie Tourel, one of the smartest, most musicianly singers of our time, delivers a passionate account. |
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| It was said that Winston's father, Randolph, never did a stroke of work in his whole life, and neither did his mother Jennie. |
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| His long suffering partner Jennie Harrington danced beautifully even when hopping over Thomas's backside! |
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| Apparently Jennie was a promising ballerina and pianist until she became possessed by Beatle mania. |
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| If Jennie got angry or offended she might shout at me and what would I do for company then? |
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| In her monthly column, Jennie Bristow sends today's parenting fads and panics to the naughty step. |
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| In her monthly guide to subversive parenting, Jennie Bristow sends today's parenting fads and panics to the naughty step. |
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| And wearing a knowing smile, Jennie walked sultrily over to him, waving a fan of peacock feathers. |
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| Jennie does not learn that home is where the heart is or anything so shopworn. |
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| So, today, for the first time, EMC is announcing its first U.S. grant to The Birth Place Midwifery Clinic, led by Jennie Joseph. |
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| After Mackenzie King became Deputy Minister of Labour in Ottawa, one of his friends, Bert Harper, began courting Jennie. |
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| Jennie Tourel and Christa Ludwig are the respective mezzo soloists. |
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| In their first year, a male poult is known as a Jake and a female is called a Jennie. |
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| In that chapter, Jennie has a conversation with a potted plant that tries, without success, to talk her out of leaving home. |
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| Jennie spent much of her time helping at the Nelson Street Institute, where she taught street children and ran a girls' club. |
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| After that, she went right into the Wb sitcom, What I Like About You, in which Bynes and Jennie Garth played sisters. |
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| Jennie Bond will be providing television news coverage of the events. |
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| Jennie Skene also highlighted the presence of Claire Caron, President of the Association des perfu sionnistes du Québec. |
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| Jennie Widegren, one of the group's colourful characters, recalls how they got the idea to take on Ken Kesey's classic story. |
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| Jennie was a southern midwife at the time and felt that this was a vision she could share. |
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| Jennie kept his parliamentary vestments for her son, apparently instilling in Winston the sense that he would be a leader. |
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| The Executive discussed and approved three separate funding requests that came from: Jennie Chu, Roy Russel and Fabian Murphy. |
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| While King was campaigning for the 1917 federal election, Jennie came to stay with their mother. |
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| Jennie Widegren describes Bounce as a 'democratic collective', where they do all the work and make all the decisions together. |
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| To this day, I never see a Sealyham terrier walking down the street without thinking of Jennie. |
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| The greatest thing about Jennie and the book that contains her is that no icky morals are conveyed. |
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| Many of the team's rookies proved their value with Kayleen Binga and Jennie Meijer leading the women and Danny Parsons and Kader El-Fityani leading the men. |
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| Tuesday Mrs. Jennie Anderson, 366 North Ninth West St., received the ten-day-old letter asking her to go to Seattle and unpark the car. |
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| Faced with a perpetual mealtime battle with her baby Millie, Jennie Maizels discovered it wasn't that Millie did not want eat, she just didn't want to be spoon-fed by anyone else. |
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| The BBC's former royal correspondent Jennie Bond was wheeled on to tell us what a big deal it was for children to give the Queen posies and there were social historians and archivists to give their pennyworth. |
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| Hannah, Luci, Sarah, Kate, Jennie and Ruth Walton, now aged 23, all moved out of the family home in Wallasey about five years ago. |
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| Based on Dreiser's remembrance of his beloved mother, Jennie emerges as a plaster saint with whom most modern readers find it difficult to empathize. |
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| At the Federal Council, Jennie Skene informed the delegates of the vision the Federation has adopted with the arrival of new members by establishing May as Health Month for all health professionals. |
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| Nurses are not looking for confrontation, they want a settlement declared the President of the Federation, Jennie Skene, following Premier Bouchard s speech during which he gave nurses an ultimatum. |
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| Before the members of the team presented their complete report, the President of the Federation, Jennie Skene, reminded delegates of the reasons for this process, the reasons for this debate. |
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| Finally, at the beginning of March, the President of the Federation, Jennie Skene, and the executive officer in charge of nursing workforce planning met the Minister of State for Health, Mr. Legault. |
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| Today, continued Jennie Skene, what we all want is a federation, the FIIQ, that is strong, militant, that still represents almost all nurses, and that is constantly in motion. |
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| One of those having her picture taken with Romney was Jennie George, 51, a teacher from London, Kentucky, visiting Danville with her two sisters to mark what she described as a historic moment. |
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| When Randolph Churchill married Jennie Jerome of New York, it seemed as if they had stepped from the pages of a Henry James novel: brash, spirited American heiress peps up the declining fortunes of Britain's aristocracy. |
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| We hire our first woman: Jennie Moore from Vancouver. |
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| Jennie and John Macneill have dedicated many years of their lives to keeping it as such, and now their son David is carrying on the family tradition. |
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| Jennie raised concerns about effective training in the workplace. Marianne responded that where possible, the facilitators will not be from that workplace. |
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| Suzanne and Jennie will work on the flyer. |
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| Jennie was the third child and youngest daughter in the King family. |
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| King and his sister Jennie Lay gave advice and also donated a number of items, including furniture, china, and books, which had been used by the family at Woodside. |
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| The film starred Glenda Jackson, Oliver Reed, Jennie Linden and Alan Bates. |
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| Fahey plays Jennie Lee's proud father and the mayor of the small town of Dadgum. |
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| But preservationists contend the houses in the 300 block of Mission Road, which were built by a widow named Jennie Suppes, are worth saving. |
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