Lunchmeat for a sly fox?

Usage examples of cunningham.

Nothing they imagined as they ate lunch on the treeless lawn by the bunkerlike plant could rival the actual splendor of the Cunningham estate.

But someone knew all about the Cunninghams, and Sohegan, and the uneasy, unavoidable relationship between them, Dwight was sure.

Sweat poured from his face onto his prayer book, which he looked up from only to cast sympathetic glances at Maxine Cunningham.

Besides, even though slogging through this alien forest was hot, uncomfortable work, Cunningham still preferred it to the kidneyjolting acceleration they had suffered during the approachto the planet.

That means Cunningham decodes it, reads it, and writes it out again for his card index.

Eunice's stenodesk had been restored to its usual spot beyond Johann's baby grand piano, Joan having learned that it was in her study where it had last been used, and had told Cunningham to have it brought in.

LeBay had known that Arnie Cunningham was going to be the only person to shed a tear for him at his small-time graveside ceremonies in one of Western Pennsylvania's lesser-known boneyards, he might have knocked fifty bucks off the price of his shitty car.

Eunice, two gets you seven it hasn't been kept in tune-and I gave Cunningham orders about both pianos, this baby and the concert grand downstairs, not five years ago.

And who was married to Delton Cunningham, in Grantville's Streets and Roads Department.

The count was beginning to suspect that Cavriani had been quite correct in his assessment that a fair number of the up-timers had no patience with it at all, in spite of the assurances that Drachhausen had received from Daniel and Delton Cunningham that Stull could be "managed.

Especially since Tony thinks that Horace is working with Dan and Delton Cunningham.

And who was married to Delton Cunningham, in Grantville’s Streets and Roads Department.

The count was beginning to suspect that Cavriani had been quite correct in his assessment that a fair number of the up-timers had no patience with it at all, in spite of the assurances that Drachhausen had received from Daniel and Delton Cunningham that Stull could be “managed.

Cunningham kept his expression impassive, but added another to his list as the Egrets piled out of the van, laughing.

Cunningham, who was also called Fadeout because of his ability to turn invisible, would know if Kien had put out a contract on Chrysalis.