How To Use Symons In A Sentence

lapstone," quite as Mr. Symons called a spherical object a "cannon ball": bent upon a discrediting incongruity: The Book of the Damned
Thirty years ago, it may be, a man called Symons committed several murders in a sudden epilepsy of planet-struck fury. The Posthumous Works of Thomas De Quincey, Vol. 1
Foreign office minister Lady Symons said there would be ‘very vigorous discussions’ with the US about securing a fair trial.
What may be affirmative will be Carter, Harris and Symons certainly will occupy 3 positions.
Symons stresses that no eucalyptus trees are planted as they drain the soil of water, being very thirsty trees.

Arundel had long forgotten them, and now looked on Henrietta simply as a co-member of the lectures, but she said to her niece after Henrietta had been to tea, "What a very no-how person Miss Symons is; I should like to shake her. The Third Miss Symons
Last week, Baroness Symons, a Foreign Office minister, announced that Ambassador Craig Murray would go back to Tashkent.
Own basket team round: Carter, Harris, Yi Jianlian, Luopeisi, Symons.
Symons said: ‘We played some good football at times and we are scrapping for our lives.’
He was awarded the Symons gold medal of the Royal Meteorological Society in 1944.
So, after reaching the pinnacle of success as guest choir at the Jack Symons Charity Concert, what's left for Charlotte and her young singers?
The doctor gave damning evidence in the trial of Mrs Symons, saying that one of her children, Jenny, had died from being shaken.