Randolph ['rændɔlf]   

1. Shaw, granddaughter of newspaper tycoon William Randolph Hearst, asked for the pardon last August.
2. The man turned out to be Michael Wolff, who was already the director of research and subsequently political adviser to Edward Heath. Wolff, like Randolph, died early.
3. Some that don't take advantage of it instantly will catch it later." In his first opinion as a federal appeals judge, A. Raymond Randolph ruled against the administration that had just chosen him.
4. But the coal in Kentucky and West Virginia generally is more efficient than that in Wyoming, Randolph said.
5. Gold prices began their plunge on reports from Paris that French Foreign Minister Randolph Dumas said the permanent members of the U.N. Security Council would meet soon to discuss a Mideast peace plan.
6. GKN Aftermarket is profitable and will be run as an independent subsidiary under its current president, Randolph St. John, Echlin said.
7. As for the February non-farm payrolls data, "any type of a plus number" would probably be enough to encourage dollar bulls, says Randolph Donney, research director at Pegasus Econometrics Group Inc. in Hoboken, N.J.
8. George had specific barbs for peerless hitter Don Mattingly's overrunning of a base in the White Sox series, and for Randolph's putting off his surgery until after appearing in the All-Star game a couple of weeks back.
9. According to Randolph Donney, a research analyst with Merrill Lynch in New York, the Saudis are discounting as much as 75 cents a barrel.
10. Mrs Pamela Harriman (born to a noble English family, formerly Mrs Randolph Churchill, formerly married to Leland Hayward, the Broadway producer, and widow of that great statesman Averell Harriman) is much more than the most charming and grandest of dames.
11. Ms. Randolph said she was glad she had endured a two-week trial that made public much of her personal life, including details of her psychiatric history.
12. Urged by the crowd to name his favorite player, the former Yankees batting star and manager reluctantly said, "Willie Randolph.
13. Amused at the child's concentration, his father, Lord Randolph Churchill, asked if he would like someday to o into the army.
14. Madison records only one note on the debate that preceded the convention's adoption of Randolph's proposal.
15. This tends to destroy the collegiality so important to the journalistic "calling," as Randolph Churchill termed it.
16. "When the price of oil dropped substantially, we saw a significant amount of overnight short-covering," said Randolph Sides, a vice president in charge of government securities trading at First Boston Corp.
17. It cannot have been easy growing up as Randolph Churchill's son.
18. Talarico agreed with WBZZ that Ms. Randolph knew her job would require her to be involved in "banter and interplay" with other on-air employees, some of which might be risque.
19. Randolph is the team's co-captain.
20. Mr. Hellman said neither Randolph Pace, chairman and chief executive officer of Rooney Pace Group, nor general counsel Arnold Weinberg, who yesterday was named to fill the vacant post of president, was available for comment.
21. Randolph committed suicide in 1966.
22. The B-2 would require at most two tankers to fuel it during the mission, Randolph said.
23. Author Lois Lowry has won the prestigious John Newbery Medal for children's books, while illustrator Ed Young was awarded the Randolph Caldecott Medal.
24. "It's the only really good study that's been done in the world, and it's very optimistic data by a very good group," said Dr. Randolph B. Reinhold of New England Medical Center in Boston.
25. Among Randolph's disclosures: _The B-2 will be capable of flying more than 6,000 nautical miles _ or 6,900 statute miles _ without refueling.
26. It's going to be a bit of a struggle for a couple of years" in Germany, says Randolph Donney, research director at Pegasus Econometric Group Inc. in Hoboken, N.J.
27. Dale Pangman of the Air Force Casualty Office at Randolph Air Force Base, Texas, the motion states.
28. But he was soon working for the great designer Paul Poiret. Later came a major contract with William Randolph Hearst and Harper's Bazaar, which shot Erte to fame across the Atlantic as perhaps the leading star of art deco.
29. The African American Institute, meeting in Lusaka, sought a greater understanding of African problems in the United States, according to Randolph Nugent, the chairman of the institute's board of trustees.
30. Mr. Randolph will continue to serve as vice chairman.