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Usage examples of russell.

Japanese Akita named Severena and a really obnoxious Jack Russell Terrier named Copper Penny.

Russell has to be the woman with the camera and the shopping bag Arcadia noticed.

Russell to see their families, and no doubt to talk fish, especially the broadbill battle.

Then they moved to Charlottetown, and Ned Russell bought this house and brought his bride here.

Russell watched, lifted glossy chukker boots up to the surface and leaned back.

Also from New York were the Chromes and the Back-hyssons and the Dennickers and Russell Betty and the Corrigans and the Kellehers and the Dewers and the Scullys and S.

Russell had always been grudgingly welcomed there, but he, like Elson, became persona non grata.

After that I went to the Flintshire Hotel, just off Russell Square, where I booked a room for the night.

Niles smiled as Russell tumbled from the loft in counterfeit glee, hurtling through the air, his arms pinwheeling, his body arcing into space and dropping out of the light into blackness, his voice ricocheting from the recesses of the barn as he landed with a thud in the haymow twenty feet away across the threshing floor.

With the free guns jammed and a Zero on his tail he hedgehopped across the Russell Islands, dodging and weaving like a tired boxer until the Zero ran out of ammunition and turned away.

Petra and Nosey the Jack Russell walked down the track towards Jinny Hoolets pond.

He waited till Russell was out of sight, before he hid the bottle between the roots of a keawe tree and followed.

Ray Kerman stood to attention in front of Lieutenant Colonel Russell Makin, the Commanding Officer of 22 SAS.

Perhaps some twenty-first-century lexicologist, studying the Russell Islands dialect of Melanesian, will stumble on those terms and remember the months when the Russells were on the outskirts of a war and Americans drifted up on the beaches and dangled down from the sky under nylon canopies.

Leaving the last snowfall of spring to melt in the Crazies, leaving the famous landscape painter, Russell Chatham, to go through life without ever meeting his colleague, Ellen Cherry Charles, they goosed the turkey northeastward and late in the afternoon crossed the Missouri River.