Wikipedia
Fowle is a surname, and may refer to:
- Bruce Fowle, American architect
- Daniel Fowle (printer) (c. 1715–1787), American printer
- Daniel Gould Fowle (1831–1891), governor of North Carolina
- Steven Fowle, newspaper proprietor
- Susannah Fowle (born 1958), Australian actress
- Thomas Fowle (born ca. 1530, died after 1597), English clergyman
Usage examples of "fowle".
Arson investigators and bomb technicians from the Bureau of Alcohol, Tobacco, and Firearms are sifting through the rubble in an effort to -- John Michael Fowles was disappointed that the article was on page three, but decided not to show it.
Start to finish, the process took two minutes and twelve seconds, whereupon John Michael Fowles, also known as Mr.
No one knew better than John Michael Fowles what it took to make Modex Hybrid or how to find those things within the bomb community.
John Michael Fowles was delivered to a small interview room where Dallas Tennant was already waiting.
CHAPTER 21 STARKEY WANTED TO maneuver John Michael Fowles into revealing his location so that she could bag him.
Starkey was to drive to the park in her own car and do exactly as John Michael Fowles had instructed.
Pell saw only her, and even as Starkey tried to warn Pell with her eyes, Fowles nailed him with the Asp.
Starkey saw him reach out his gun, that monster ugly autoloader, and then he was shooting, shooting up into Fowles, who flipped back and sideways, then crawled toward her couch.
Across the room, Fowles tried to rise once more, failed, and whatever life was left seemed to drain from him.
She searched the room with her eyes, thinking maybe Fowles had tossed the keys.
John Michael Fowles laughed then, blowing red bubbles from his mouth and nose.
Beyond Jack, from the couch, Fowles made a sound like a wet gurgle, then rolled off the couch onto the floor.
Across the room, Fowles inched past the end of the coffee table, leaving a red trail.
She left Pell by the front door, then went back to Fowles just as he edged to the far end of the couch.
Starkey pushed away from him, shoving hard against a floor that tried to anchor her, trapped in a nightmare moment with legs that refused to move, her heart echoing thunder in her ears as she rushed in a painful, panicked, horrible lunge for Pell and the door as -- John Michael Fowles gazed up through the red lens of his own blood at a crimson world, then pressed the silver button that set him free.