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Usage examples of sinclair.

When Rose Court had collapsed and had torn the side from the top four stories of Sinclair Towers, Crosse had been near his own apartment block, seventy yards away.

Viewed from a distance, they seemed to be mostly catlikea Canadian lynx squared, Greg Sinclair had said the first time he had seen a pair of themwith large ears, thick bodies, short tails, and curved upper fangs that jutted their sharp points well below the lower jaws.

Viewed from a distance, they seemed to be mostly catlike-a Canadian lynx squared, Greg Sinclair had said the first time he had seen a pair of them-with large ears, thick bodies, short tails, and curved upper fangs that jutted their sharp points well below the lower jaws.

Every so often, all the headlines he'd ever composed would scroll through his consciousness one after another, like a demonic Dow Jones ticker, causing Sinclair to yodel alliteratively.

Among loose, crumpled newspaper he saw a fountain pen that he recognized as John Chen's, a driving license, some keys on a key ring, a letter addressed to John Chen, 14A Sinclair Towers, and a small plastic bag with a piece of cloth half-stuffed into it.

Gangly, gap-toothed, Inman seemed out of place in the hardscrabble town of 200, where his father operated the local Sinclair gasoline station.

The soldiers were busy carrying the hay down to the bateaux, and, before noon, Alfred bade farewell to Colonel Forster and the other officers of the fort, and, accompanied by Captain Sinclair, went down to embark.

Mike, do you honestly think the Sinclair people made their company symbol green because they had some serious scientific notion that real dinosaurs were green -- and kelly green at that?

But it seems that Townsend was so determined to own Multi Media that he never stopped blinking, and without asking how much Henry Sinclair might be willing to sell the company for, he made an unsolicited offer of $3 billion.

Edward Doheny had taken a lease on Naval Reserve Number One at Elk Hills, California, and Harry Sinclair had taken a lease on Naval Reserve Number Three at Teapot Dome, Wyoming.

She had one sister in England, two in western Canada, people in six provinces altogether, Sinclairs and Pattisons and their extensions in insulated houses with aluminum siding at the back and half a cord of wood stacked against the sides.

Perhaps he would find out something from Al Sharkey or the other plantation owner, Rex Sinclair.

Suslev was sitting in the half-dark of their safe house at 32 Sinclair Towers.

A dusty sign in front of the Sinclair station advertised its regular gasoline, six gallons for ninety-eight cents, tax paid.

Being concerned about me, always ready to take one for the team, that was Sinclair all the way.