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Samuel English
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Samuel
Samuel
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Simple sentences
Samuel helps everyone who asks him.
Samuel helps anyone who asks him.
I am Samuel.
Movie subtitles
Born Samuel.
John Paul Jones, Patrick Henry, Samuel Adams.
Senator Samuel Foley died a minute ago here at St Vincent's.
Why did you stop, Samuel?
This is Samuel Spade.
I want a routine check on a Samuel Masterson, non-resident. registered Gable Hotel.
Samuel Barstow, Harry Cohen.
Ship's Samuel Enderby of London. Eighteen months at sea.
The Reverend Samuel Johnson Clayton!
Samuel Johnson said something else.
Samuel Johnson, sir.
Samuel.
I recognised you immediately, because Eddie Samuel Carter, has only to see a face but once, and he never forgets it..
Even as Samuel anointed David, King and Prophet so may, these hands be anointed and consecrated.
Good night, Samuel.
Samuel Kroner.
Drive on, Samuel.
He gave me the clue when he mentioned Doctor Samuel Johnson.
Through Samuel, he chose you to lead his people.
The prophet is there, the prophet Samuel himself.
Samuel calls this boy the Lord's anointed.
If you let him to face the giant Samuel's prophecy can be proved or disproved.
Let the Philistine prove the folly of Samuel's prophecy.
Saloma, this is Samuel.
The Reverend Samuel Johnson Clayton! Mighty impressive.
Not everyone has always thought so. Samuel Johnson said something else.
Samuel. - What city?
He used to quote Samuel Smiles.
He's Samuel Fuller. He's an American film director.
Well, by thunder, ye'll talk to me! Or my name's not Samuel Pike!
I have a friend named Samuel Feijoo, he directs a school for the peasants.
These urns where, for eternity, Samuel Beckett contains one man and two women.
George Samuel Kirk. Your brother.
Well, by thunder you'll talk to me or my name's not Samuel Pike.
Samuel T. Cogley, attorney at law.
News and current affairs
Our support was, in the words of Samuel Johnson, a triumph of hope over experience.
Harvard University's Samuel Huntington also thinks such comparisons wrong-headed, but disagrees with Fukuyama on the diagnosis.
But today's terrorist threat is not Samuel Huntington's clash of civilizations.
Notable examples include Mobutu in Zaire (now the Democratic Republic of Congo), Siaka Stevens in Sierra Leone, Samuel Doe in Liberia, Siad Barre in Somalia, and Haile Selassie and Mengistu Haile Mariam in Ethiopia.
If patriotism is, as Samuel Johnson suggested, the last refuge of a scoundrel, then self-defense is the last refuge of an aggressor.
His latest nominee to the US Supreme Court, Judge Samuel Alito, exemplifies this trend.
Samuel Huntington did alert us to the danger.
Francis Fukuyama's End of History and Samuel Huntington's Clash of Civilisations appeared within a mere three years of each other in the 1990's, and a decade later the return of religion to politics is visible for all to see - and for many to suffer.
This Samuel Huntington concept has become universal.
Martin Wolf, Samuel Brittan, Danny Blanchflower, and I in the UK; and Paul de Grauwe and Jean-Paul Fitoussi in continental Europe.
Samuel Morley of the UN's Economic Commission for Latin America and the Caribbean put together an index that graded reforms aimed at economic deregulation, trade liberalization, and opening up financial markets.
To a large extent, they are shared by followers of former President Jorge Quiroga and Samuel Doria Medina as well.
Several decades ago, the American political scientist Samuel P. Huntington argued that economic prosperity in developing countries with weak governing institutions would not necessarily lead to political stability.
Pneumonia also has not been able to play its friendly role for 84-year-old Samuel Golubchuk of Winnipeg, Canada, who for years has had limited physical and mental capacities as a result of a brain injury.