wakefield English

Meaning wakefield meaning

What does wakefield mean?

wakefield noun

— small area of strong potential gradient

Wakefield properNoun

— An industrial city and metropolitan borough of West Yorkshire, England; traditionally a centre for the cloth industry.

— The prison in Wakefield, established 1594.

— city

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He was a Wakefield, you know.

The truth is that he was a Wakefield.

Mr. Wakefield.

This is John Wakefield, talking to you live from the heart of Britain's Space Control headquarters.

All right? - Mr Wakefield?

Wakefield, what are you going to do?

This is John Wakefield, speaking to you live from the heart of Britain's Space Control headquarters.

Not only here, but in Leeds, Doncaster, Wakefield and other cities of major importance surrounding.

Wakefield prisoners, baby.

Ain't been anybody from Wakefield helping me lately.

I come to Wakefield before World War ll.

Because although Wakefield is admittedly an imperfect institution, much like America herself, she is nonetheless a grand experiment.

I'll reform Wakefield, if it means putting the prison board behind bars.

I was going to suggest the best way to prevent trouble, confusion or a waste of the taxpayers' money would be to shoot prisoners sentenced to Wakefield.

Wakefield's Practical Surgery?

Wakefield's Practical Surgery.

And this is the Wakefield- or Jewel-Tower.

And now we are entering the Wakefield -tower.

Wakefield prisoners.

Ain't been anybody coming from Wakefield to give me a hand lately.

I come to Wakefield before World War II.

Because although Wakefield is admittedly an imperfect institution. much like America herself. she is nonetheless a grand experiment.

I was going to suggest that the best way in the future to prevent any trouble. or confusion or a waste of the taxpayers' time and money. would be next time a man's sentenced to Wakefield. take him out and shoot him.

There ain't gonna be no more warden playing favorites at Wakefield.

Somewhere in Wakefield.

Mr Wakefield?

A partner named Sims Wakefield supervised the case for W B. Morgan worked on a peripherated case.

He took files and documents that Wakefield left for him not related to the case.

He'd inadvertently taken it from Wakefield's desk.

Wakefield had no other clients.

We also have a copy of a memo sent by you to Sims Wakefield in which you suggest your client's position would be greatly improved by the removal of Rosenberg and Jensen from the court.

There's a right good laundry in Wakefield prison.

You are Mr. Wakefield, is that correct?

General, Bob Wakefield.

News and current affairs

Wakefield's work has now been thoroughly discredited as incorrect and dishonest science.

But fear of autism is so great, and the reactions to it so irrational, that in some circles Wakefield continues to be revered as a false prophet.

Despite Wakefield's ostracism from the medical community and the exposure of his deceptions - not to mention numerous scientific studies that did not find any link whatsoever between vaccines and autism - he has retained a devoted following in the US.