| Under the new government, Pinckney became a devoted Federalist. |
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| The next year he sat in the living room and listened again while Fred Pinckney, the Detroit scout, talked. |
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| Roof seemed to listen as Pinckney led a discussion of the parable of the sower, in the Gospel of Mark, but he was gathering his nerve. |
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| Pinckney entered public service in 1769 as a member of the South Carolina Assembly. |
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| Pinckney began his political career as a Federalist but in 1791 transferred his allegiance to the Jeffersonian Republican Party. |
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| This political ticket beat the Federalist incumbent president, John Adams, and his running mate, Charles Pinckney. |
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| Williams will face the dual challenge of Americans Ashton Purvis, the world leading junior this season with 11.17 seconds, and Takeia Pinckney who beat Purvis at the US Junior championships. |
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| Williams posted a time of 11.40 seconds as she beat Takeia Pinckney of United States and Jamile Samuel of the Netherlands to claim the first gold medal of the championships for the Great Britain and Northern Ireland team. |
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| An unsuccessful Federalist candidate for vice president in 1800 and for president in 1804 and 1808, Pinckney spent his later years in law practice. |
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| Conceived 20 years ago by Dr. Lloyd Pinckney of the National Research Council of Canada, one of the precursors to the Canadian Space Agency, the SVS enhances astronauts' vision in the difficult viewing conditions of space. |
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