Sentences with phrase «wiseman told»

Chrissy Wiseman told us about the Lactation Center in Dallas and their work with physicians in the area; Judy Eastburn gave us a history of lactation, how the lactation consultant field developed, and what she learned over the years; Julie Stagg updated us on breastfeeding activities at DSHS.

A spokesman for Wiseman told our sister site FoodManufacture.co.uk that while milk sales had grown 8.5 per cent in the 23 weeks to September 11 and the company was confident volumes for the year to April 2011 would be in line with expectations, profits would be squeezed.

«My view is that, at least in my career as an investor, this is probably the toughest market today to operate in as a value investor,» Wiseman told reporters in a briefing Friday.

She never had a pre-determined agenda with a mentee, Wiseman tells Education World.

But Madsen finds less enthusiasm for directories among GC in the U.K. Shell London legal head Richard Wiseman tells her:

Not exact matches

He wanted to kill Jesus and tried to trick the wisemen into telling him where Jesus could be found.

And if adding some detail to the stories helps them to do this, so much the better — as has happened with the wisemen, about whom Matthew tells us neither their number, nor their mode of travel, nor their names.

And rightfully so, for the purpose of these stories is not to tell us about angels and wisemen but to say something about Jesus of Nazareth.

Graeme Jack, communications director for Wiseman Dairies told DairyReporter.com the firm was disappointed that it was involved in the investigation.

Boys tell Wiseman intimate stories throughout her book and article.

Fred Wiseman, the veteran US documentary maker whose films have tackled everything from mental illness to retail, tells Jason Solomons about filming the Paris Opera Ballet.

It tells the story of a widowed Australian mother, Amelia (Essie Davis), whose son, Samuel (a terrifically emotive Noah Wiseman), has started to exhibit strange, even violent behavior.

Yesterday we told you about The Plum Tree, Ellen Marie Wiseman's poignant debut novel about love and survival in Germany during World War II.

Ellen Marie Wiseman has a striking ability to describe in telling details, using all the senses.

Scott Wiseman, president of Travel Impressions (TI), tells Travel Agent what TI and Caribbean tourism representatives are doing to drive more business back to the Caribbean.

As her Whitechapel Gallery review show throws open its doors, Gillian will be here every day telling Guardian readers what makes her tick, and letting you into her world of confessions and obsessions, from cross-dressing photographer Claude Cahun (the subject of a new work by Wearing) to a notorious 1960s Frederick Wiseman fly - on - the - wall film about a mental institution, Titicut Follies.