Lancashire city

Usage examples of preston.

The descendants of those who drew swords for James and Charles at Preston Pans and Culloden dwell to-day in the dales and valleys of the Alleganies, as their fathers did in the dales and valleys of the Grampians, but their voices are mute.

PAC, Roderick MacFar- Parliamentary page, quoted in lane papers, MacArthur to Dun- Preston, Life and Times ofLord can MacFarlane, 15 Feb.

Preston, quoted in New- pany and the North-West Rebel man, Flame ofPower, p.

My dear friend Brenda Preston, whose roses have given me such pleasure through the years, and who provided useful information about them.

Preston had traced the mysterious robot AM2 supply convoys back one stage.

Francis Preston Blair, at seventy, considered himself the last remaining link of the government in Washington to the days of Andrew Jackson, with the possible exception of Roger Taney.

That choice seemed apt: Francis Preston Blair, the keeper of the secrets of the wild and woolly Andrew Jackson private life, would know how to use the sort of embarrassing information a Pinkerton would unearth.

Preston noted that the dangles in her ears didn't match and wondered if it was a fashion statement or carelessness.

Preston, an ardent advocate of secession, who served on the staff of Beauregard at Bull Run and subsequently reached the rank of brigadier-general.

And he'd be back with friends again-with Alley Oop and Ghost, with Harlow Sharp and Allen Preston and all the rest of them.

Without Preston and Ed knowing, please--I don't want them to think I've gone arty-farty in my waning years.

Shit, next thing you know, we'd be dressin' alike, doin' our hair the same, goin' to afternoon tea parties, makin' cakes for some stupid church bake sale, and then Preston would have to shoot us quick and put us out of our misery.

He had never quite been up there with the superstars like Moss and Brunson and "Amarillo Slim" Preston, but he had known them and played with them.

Before she left the lodging-house kitchen, she asked Charles Preston, a barber, if she could borrow his clothes brush to tidy up a bit.

By way of a day job, he's a lawyer and he lives in Preston, England with his wife and children.