Sentences with phrase «said handel»
The US may have taken its tough stance on ZTE in part to send a message to these powerful companies, said Handel Jones, the CEO of high - tech consultancy International Business Strategies.
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Are you saying Handel is only accepting money from her own district?
Under those conditions, the cells go through a division process that has «all the hallmarks of meiosis,» says Handel, who helped develop a set of standards for documenting that process in a dish.
Not exact matches
When Handel was composing his Messiah, which was his glorious way of saying, «That's it!»
Surely William Shakespeare did not set out to write great literature, nor Handel to write classical music; nor did the mother of John and Charles Wesley, when she spanked them for mischief, say to herself, «I am training up the leaders of Methodism.»
A few years ago Alverta Handel, a housekeeper from Portage, was said to be the happiest person in Pennsylvania.
«She was under attack by some trying to rid the bench of this hero,» Handel said, praising her for her support of «tenant rights, consumer rights, labor rights, and LGBT rights with an unblemished body of work.»
«The report is quite exciting because it represents the fulfilment of a goal held by many reproductive biologists over many years,» says Mary Ann Handel, an expert in reproductive genetics at the Jackson Laboratory in Bar Harbor, Maine.
«God knows what's in there,» says reproductive biologist Mary Ann Handel of the Jackson Laboratory in Bar Harbor, Maine, «but it's probably good stuff.»
Handel says.
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With that said, Aronofsky and his co-writer Ari Handel have done their homework here, tirelessly consulting the Dead Sea Scrolls, the Book of Enoch, the Book of Jubilee and of course the Book of Genesis, to stay as faithful to the text as dramatically and thematically possible.
«I think there's been a lot of fear around that product,» said Bill Handel, chief economist at Raddon, a financial research firm.
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An article by Richard Elsberry says that bi-polar disorder was common among some of the most creative people in history including: Ernest Hemingway, Leo Tolstoy, Virginia Woolf, Mark Twain, Paul Gauguin, George Handel, Gustav Mahler, Cole Porter, and Winston Churchill.