United States educator who was the teacher and lifelong companion of Helen Keller (1866-1936)

Usage examples of sullivan.

Sullivan bitterly remonstrated against George Bush for speaking at a private Christian school, whose past president had some rather pointed condemnations of Catholicism.

Gunny Sullivan sent him off to see Allahbut we got two live ones and they talked some, gave us some good information, the Intel guys told me.

She tore the curling edge of the hardcopy free, initialled it in a couple of places and passed it to Sullivan.

Well, Sullivan would just have to endure the stringy meat as a price for not sending any warning, and damn the man if he expected Crosby to feed his sepoys as well.

Antoninus and Aurelius, Ferdinand and Isabella, the De Goncourt brothers, Besant and Rice, Gilbert and Sullivan, Swan and Edgar leap to the memory.

There was also a live-in maid, a twenty-six-year-old Irish immigrant named Bridget Sullivan, who had been with the family for more than two years.

This time, writing in the New York Times, Sullivan bitterly remonstrated against George Bush for speaking at a private Christian school, whose past president had some rather pointed condemnations of Catholicism.

Madder than a wet hen was Jim Sullivan), but a picture in a reference book on gangsters called Bloodletters and Badmen shows a grinning man standing beside the bullet-riddled corpse of Al Bradley in the morgue, and if that man is not Chief Sullivan, it is surely his twin brother.

His whole vocation flashed through his mind, the dreams at his ordination, the thrill of Europe and Karl Metzen, a boy's fantasy of Ursula, the adult and boys' choirs and the improved music throughout the diocese, the confrontation with Bishop Sullivan, and the angry innuendo that had sent him to Farmington.

Sullivan told Washington that the idea of a pro-Shah countercoup was moonshine, the revolution was going to succeed and the U.

Instead, they found that Sullivan and his young Tanu fiancee had been freshly ousted by Aluteyn Craftsmaster and a rabble of renegade knights from the Great Retort.

Karen explained, "We've been on tour in the south, and until last week, we've depended mostly on our stage manager and principal helper, Archy Sullivan, to supervise our contractors here.

Hassan of Aleppo was Archy Sullivan, the stage manager of whom the twins had spoken earlier.

Andrew Jackson Borden (1822-1892), Lizzie’s father The Accused:Miss Lizzie Andrew Borden (1860-1927) The Household:Miss Emma Borden (1849-1927), Lizzie’s sisterJohn Vinnicum Morse (1833-1912), Lizzie’s maternal uncle, visitingBridget (“Maggie”) Sullivan (1866-1948), the Borden maid The Judges:Josiah C.

There was an amateur dramatic show brewing, Gilbert and Sullivan, and because it was for charity they wanted the use of the hall without paying any rent.