Sentences with phrase «gurney told»
Later, Gurney told the Los Angeles Times: «At no time did we exceed 175 mph.»
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But Dan Gurney is one of those drivers for whom stats alone tell just a fraction of the story because he was so much more than just a really fast F1 driver.
«It seems to us to be strange we're talking about compensation before we've had a national discussion on whether this proposal should go ahead,» Catherine Gurney of High Speed 2 Action Alliance told the Today programme.
Standing beside the gurney, she watches Nurse Ramirez (Aisha Hinds) lean into her ear and tell her to fight.
Invite students to arrange the statements in order so they tell the story of James Gurney and his «The World of Dinosaur» stamps.
«I wanted the picture to tell a variety of stories,» Gurney continues.
David Burgess-Wise tells the story of a newly restored 1936 Rolls - Royce Phantom III by Gurney Nutting and its distinguished first owner, Lord Rosebery, in Spirit of Ecstasy / Stefan Marjoram reports from Goodwood's action - packed 74th Members» Meeting (74MM), the start of the Historic racing season / Illustrated with his own evocative photographs, Cally Callomon shares his lust for rust by describing the adventures he had as a young man when exploring the scrapyards of rural England, in his article Tin!
David Burgess-Wise tells the story of a newly restored 1936 Rolls - Royce Phantom III by Gurney Nutting and its distinguished first owner, Lord Rosebery, in Spirit of Ecstasy.
The GT's origins, as you probably know, go back a half - century to Henry Ford II's dictate to a surprised (or maybe «stunned» works better here) Dan Gurney and Carroll Shelby, who were summoned to the towering company headquarters near Detroit and told to go to Le Mans and, paraphrasing here, «Just win, baby.»
Some specialists in carbon sequestration through forests and farm fields, including Kevin Gurney at Purdue, have told me the policy here is out ahead of the science, given that it remains difficult to measure precisely how much, or even whether, a particular change — for example from plowing fields to no - till agriculture using pesticides to kill weeds — improves the rate of carbon sequestration.
I'd also put Obama's proposed permanent research tax credit and Re-Energyse program way ahead of the tax credit for carbon - storing agriculture, given that many scientists studying the potential of farmland and forests to store CO2 have echoed Kevin Gurney of Purdue, a specialist in the carbon cycle who recently told me that in this arena, «the policy is way ahead of the science.»