Clarke English

Meaning Clarke meaning

What does Clarke mean?

Clarke properNoun

— An English occupational surname, a variant of Clark

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Simple sentences

Michael Clarke has conceded that his men appear not to have learnt from their crushing defeat.

Movie subtitles

Mrs Clarke's husband just telephoned.

Stealing from Brown, the Thompson business, and gypping old man Clarke. and now this Jordan thing.

Marine Clarke?

Change my next of kin from Clarke to Churchill.

Clarke, if you knew the difference between your left and right, you'd be a good marine! Right. turn!

Clarke, Lomas. stand up.

Here you are, Clarke.

Clarke, give it to me!

Mr. Gage Clarke as Tasker.

Clarke.

Today our cameras are in the home of Miss Lois Clarke, heiress to one of America's greatest fortunes.

Lois Clarke and Nickie Ferrante were about to come on.

Thank you so much, Miss Clarke, and you too, Mr. Ferrante.

Sir kenneth clarke has said he will talk to any painting if it can help bring a speedy end to the strike.

Mr. Clarke, the state prosecutor.

Mind your own business, Clarke.

Clarke, how about splitting with us on this picture?

A Mr. Paul Sculley and Mayor Clarke.

That could be Paul Clarke and Major Sculley.

Tickets for Paul Clarke.

Nick Charles, alias Paul Clarke, huh?

Yes, Clarke's letting us use his tickets tonight.

I didn't know you were a friend of Clarke's.

The other is Paul Clarke.

Clarke claims he bumped his head.

No contusion on Clarke.

Clarke's a fine sportsman.

She's Clarke's girl and obviously a double-crosser.

Has Miss Lester gone out, Mrs. Clarke?

News and current affairs

Britain's Home Secretary Kenneth Clarke recently had to apologize for saying that some rapes were less serious than others, implying the need for legal discrimination.

More than 50 years ago, visionaries like the British science fiction writer Arthur C. Clarke and the German (and American) rocket engineer Wernher von Braun laid out a series of steps for the journey into space.

Clarke and von Braun encountered a wall of skepticism when their proposals first appeared.

But Clarke, von Braun, and others persevered.

Clarke explained how humans could build communication satellites.

Clarke helped to write the screenplay.

The International Space Station, currently under construction, does not resemble the large, rotating wheels presented by Kubrick, Clarke, and von Braun.

Clarke believed that astronauts would be dispatched to maintain and operate communication satellites.

Consider the case of Michael Clarke, the captain of the Australian cricket team, who recently threatened bodily harm to an opposing player.

Despite public hand-wringing, Cricket Australia (the governing body) imposed only a small fine (that is, small relative to Clarke's annual salary).

Government support for realizing the vision inspired the British film maker Stanley Kubrick to present the steps in his classic movie 2001: A Space Odyssey, released in 1968. Clarke helped to write the screenplay.