How To Use Starkey In A Sentence
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As the leader of high-tech hearing products, Starkey (Suzhou) Hearing Technology Co. , Ltd. is now the manufacture center of Starkey global stratagem.
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We must Starkey for the provision of adequate playing time, he is like our sixth starter.
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When offering his terms Starkey had talked in that bland way characteristic of him with strangers.
The House of Cobwebs and Other Stories
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Hahn is scheduled to announce tonight's game as a fill-in for Joe Starkey.
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We were soon to meet Gerard Starkey, aka Ged, a man who, like Alex Stein in London, would provide me with an exotic tour of his city.
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`Your flunky should have known smoking was hazardous to his health," Joe told Starkey.
THE TRAIL OF TERROR (THE THREE INVESTIGATORS MYSTERIES NO 39)
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David Starkey writes that the black educationalists Tony Sewell and Katherine Birbalsingh defended the substance of his comments.
David Starkey defends Newsnight comment
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U. S Border Patrol agents on Thursday stopped the Canadian man in Houlton after Olmstead's car was spotted crossing the border at a location known as Starkey's Corner instead of at a designated port of entry, according to court documents.
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We must Starkey for the provision of adequate playing time, he is like our sixth starter.
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We must Starkey for the provision of adequate playing time, he is like our sixth starter.
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Locally, organizations such as Starkey are feeling the pinch from reductions in state aid.
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To summon up some pre-broadcast interest, Starkey's been banging his tambourine for England at the expense of the Scots, which shows the desperate dullness of his subject.
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Starkey is particularly good at explaining the shifting tone of monarchical power.
Crown & Country by David Starkey - review
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Starkey goes on to point out it would be hard for the house of Windsor to pull off the same trick.
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Paul 'Starkey' Geissinger goes against the grain of American dance producers by cribbing from the last decade of British invention.
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Neal Sloper: "" Ted Robinson lands 49ers gig: The Dolich plan begins to take shape "Dear Tim - Thanks for ..." milo: "Starkey wasn't perfect (that's for sure) but he does have that old time radio voice that works ...
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Admitting that friends agreed his greatest error was mentioning the politician Enoch Powell, whose 1968 rivers of blood speech attacked immigration, Starkey added that part of the legacy of the reaction to Powell had been "an enforced silence on the matter of race".
David Starkey defends Newsnight comment
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Dr Starkey, famed for his acerbic comments on shows such as BBC Radio 4's Moral Maze and BBC One's Question Time, said: One-nation Toryism is a term bandied around a very great deal at the moment...
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I had lunch with an old chum I haven't seen for a while, which was lovely, and I found a bunch of stuff I needed for the play, and I finished watching the Bravo Two Zero doco which is research for the Stargate book (which I will start actually writing next week, I swear to God) and sorted out more play stuff, and watched part of the David Starkey dvd doco on Henry VIIIs six wives (he was such a sod, he really was).
Inch worm, inch worm ...
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A hard-nosed fiftysomething entrepreneur with watery hazel eyes and a voice that could cut through lead, Starkey is fond of grand pronouncements like “The age of service is upon us.”
Inside the Billionaire Service Industry
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They asked the BBC to stop referring to Starkey as a "historian" on anything but his specialist subject, the Tudors, claiming that he is "ill-fitted" to hold forth on other topics.
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Zak Starkey, a Beatle once-removed, plays drums on this latest offering.
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How quaint to find this plebeian trait alive and well in Starkey.
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Nicholas in so unexpected a manner was the grand topic of the evening; and the four musical gentlemen, hearing the story in turn from each of the others, were now engaged in a sort of diatessaron, in which the four accounts were made to harmonize with considerable difficulty: Mr. Schmauker insisting upon his view, that Nicholas had arrived wet and hungry, was found on the doorstep, and dragged in by Mr.. Starkey; while
The Atlantic Monthly, Volume 15, No. 87, January, 1865
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The old warhorse Darren Starkey gave Copmanthorpe the first half lead at Pocklington and Mark Flood wrapped up the points in the second period as Cop won 2-0.
