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ashley
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Ashley is a place name, a surname, and a unisex given name (traditionally male, Ashleigh is the traditional female form). The place name is derived from the Old English words "æsc" (ash) and "lēah" (meadow). Ashley can also be spelled Ashlie , Ashlee , ...
Usage examples of ashley.
Ashley is on the heath, either birdwatching or looking for dead animals to dissect.
It was the wish of General Greene that he should take post as near the enemy as possible, in order both to shorten his limits beyond Cooper river, and to enable Col. Laurens, who now commanded the legion of Lee, to pass the Ashley, and close upon the British between the latter river and Goose Creek.
Ashley, agent for Ruben Mistral and architect of the Lanthanides package, had hosted a prime-rib dinner for the group earlier in the evening, but she had wisely refrained from discussing business except to say that she for one felt privileged to be present at the making of a science fiction legend.
There were hundreds of Union troops milling about, but Ashley kept her eyes focused straight ahead and ignored the stares and cat-calls as the buggy passed through the ranks.
Laura Ashley wallpaper -tiny flowers like an airbrushed spray of blue.
Mary Ashley cautiously steered her old station wagon toward the center of the highway, where the snowplows had been at work.
Edward Ashley, and the European trip turned into a three-day honeymoon at Waterville, fifty-five miles from junction City, where Edward was taking care of a critical heart patient.
Two men parked half a block from the Ashley house waited until the vehicles were out of sight.
The last ticket Doc Ashley got was six years ago, for illegal parking.
MARY Ashley decided later that the only thing that saved her sinity was being in a state of shock.
Mary Ashley was an expert on the iron curtain countries, and Stanton Rogers was impressed.
Pete Connors had a renewed interest in the interceptedcable traffic coming from behind the iron curtain, because much of it concerned the appointment of Mary Ashley as the American ambassador to Remania.
Pete Connors had been informed the moment Mary Ashley landed in Washington.
MARY Ashley was sworn in as the ambassador to the Socialist Republic of Remania, and the treadmill began.
The reporter and his girlfriend, Akiko Hadaka, were watching Mary Ashley on Meet the Press.