Wayland

How To Use Wayland In A Sentence

• Francis Wayland, a prominent theologian, antislavery activist, and longtime president of Brown University in the decades before the Civil War, spoke for many of the cloth when he warned that “thoughtless caprice,” “sensual self-indulgence,” and “reckless expense” were not only sinful but also socially ruinous. A Renegade History of the United States
• Wayland is a world overrun with Yuuzhan Vong flora and fauna†almost all of it hostile to humans. Dark Horse Comics for February 2010 | Major Spoilers - Comic Book Reviews and News
• FISCHER: I live in a town called Wayland, which is 20 miles due west of the Boston waterfront. Paul Revere's Ride
• Dale (who became Wayland) built a scale model of the dreamboat, then cut and shaped timbers for a 32-foot catamaran. On the way to Oregon: Adventurers settle on Mexico's Bay of Banderas
• Wayland then manages to turn the tables on them in a rather surprising string of plot twists.
• Early Tuesday evening, after Spooky and I picked Sonya up at the train depot, the three of us stopped off at Myopic Books in Wayland Square. "Je nage, mais les sons me suivent."
• My brother in-law is an engineer for Gillette living expat with his tribe in Wayland Boston USA. Hot Air From Al Gore
• Francis Wayland, a prominent theologian, antislavery activist, and longtime president of Brown University in the decades before the Civil War, spoke for many of the cloth when he warned that “thoughtless caprice,” “sensual self-indulgence,” and “reckless expense” were not only sinful but also socially ruinous. A Renegade History of the United States
• This month, IF Editor Cat Wayland talks about the "subfamily" of siblings in her newly launched IF mag blog. PRWeb - Daily News Feed
• Our Wayland would never be a party to anything that might harm you. SAN ANDREAS