British admiral, d. 1805

Usage examples of nelson.

From Nigeria, I flew to Arusha, Tanzania, to the Burundi peace talks, which Nelson Mandela had been chairing.

Nelson to repeat pertinent facts about the patient named Birmingham Jones.

Celeste Holm and film director Ralph Nelson, he had read a history of American bohemianism in fifth grade and decided that he had found his milieu.

Nelson had outdone himself, increasing the holdings until Bridgeport was now one of the wealthiest men in the country.

Nelson and Brummel talked for a while, and it sounded like they knew each other pretty well.

Combined Fleet in Cadiz, is all that prevents Bonaparte from sailing his flotillas, Nelson said quietly.

Nelson, continua la reine, combien nous avons besoin de vous et quels immenses services vous pouvez nous rendre!

There was a screen showing a succession of faces and scenes that had somehow gotten out of sync with the commentary, so a picture of the great Willie Nelson was identified as someone called Cornpone Cawson, the Hayseed Hick.

Then a curveball for strike two, and then that change-up, fat and right down the middle, but looking faster than it was so the guy swung early and hit it off the end of the bat instead of the meat, lofting a lazy flyball to left, where Mel Nelson caught it without taking a step.

Bay Company vessels for Port Nelson, and there took over from young Chouart the French forts with 20,000 pounds worth of furs for the English company.

Nelson saw his likeness to Nsharra-the same highbred, handsome features, the same intense passion flashing in his dark eyes.

Nelson saw his likeness to Nsharra--the same highbred, handsome features, the same intense passion flashing in his dark eyes.

Bay Company built or purchased its fleet of flagship downtown department stores in Victoria, Vancouver, Edmonton, Calgary, Saskatoon and Winnipeg, opening smaller versions in Kamloops, Vernon, Nelson, Macleod, Lethbridge, Yorkton and Kenora, all of them initlallv successful as the transcontinental railA ays deposited tens of thousands of new customers on their doorsteps.

He had no more qualms in capturing that lugsail boat from a superior force than Nelson once had about taking large ships from the French in the Bay of Aboukir.

Nelson had obtained information that this ship was sent from Martinico, with two general officers and some engineers on board, to make a survey of our sugar islands.