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Sheridan ['ʃeridn]

谢里登(英国作家)

sheridan

[ noun ]
Irish playwright remembered for his satirical comedies of manners (1751-1816)
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FORT SHERIDAN _ Located in suburban Chicago, Fort Sheridan is a graceful cluster of tan brick buildings that resembles a college campus.
The filing of a criminal information suggests that the department expects Mr. Sheridan to cooperate with investigators.
Miss McCarthy died at New York Hospital, said Dixie Sheridan, spokeswoman for the author's alma mater, Vassar College in Poughkeepsie.
They called in Dr. Jim Sheridan from Carle Clinic in Urbana.
Miss McCarthy died of cancer Wednesday at New York Hospital, said Dixie Sheridan, spokeswoman for the author's alma mater, Vassar College in Poughkeepsie.
The appropriately named Dogberry uses malapropisms long before Sheridan invented them.
Wyoming was again the coldest state with lows ranging from 27 below at Sheridan to 45 degrees below zero at Worland, the coldest spot in the nation Saturday morning.
This celebration was devised by Sheridan Morley, who narrates with just the right combination of information and urbanity.
"The myth was that Japanese producers could never compete in the semicustom niche markets" for ASICs, says Sheridan Tatsuno, senior industry analyst for Dataquest, a market research firm.
An instructor with the Parachute Institute of France, Charmet broke the world record in Sheridan last year when he made his 14,000th jump, Mayfield said.
It has been estimated that the cost of moving just this one operation from Fort Sheridan would cost more than $15 million.
The bomb was detonated two days later as Letelier's car was rounding Sheridan Circle, killing both him and Ms. Moffitt.
Mr Sheridan, standing for Glasgow Pollok, made his name as an anti-poll-tax campaigner.
Sheridan estimated that 30 percent to 40 percent of the 200,000 patients with AIDS symptoms are receiving Medicaid reimbursement for AZT.
NBC, he said, was sending Walter Sheridan, a trusted investigator who had worked with him on the Jimmy Hoffa case, to New Orleans to find out what Mr. Garrison had.
James P. Sheridan, former president and general manager of a PepsiCo Inc. bottling unit, was charged with participating in a conspiracy to fix the prices of soft drinks sold in the Norfolk and Richmond, Va., areas.
Trebelhorn said he used the tactic because Sheridan hits a lot of ground balls.
Sheridan said he was asked in June to submit to the board a written statement about his theological views about Jews.
"Once there was a period when no British film seemed complete without her getting severely bruised in period costume by James Mason," the critic Sheridan Morley wrote last year.
Gene Saks, the veteran Broadway director of many Neil Simon works, makes his RSC directing debut July 20 with a revival of George S. Kaufman and Moss Hart's "The Man Who Came to Dinner," starring John Wood as Sheridan Whiteside.
Archaeologists of camp humor might want to get themselves down to Sheridan Square in Greenwich Village for a look at "Big Hotel," a revival by the Ridiculous Theatrical Company of Charles Ludlam's first play.
It was written by John Sayles ("Eight Men Out," "Matewan" and "Return of the Secaucus Seven") and stars Jamey Sheridan.
"It's time consuming, and it also costs money," says Kenneth Sheridan, president of the mortgage banking unit of Southeast Banking Corp. in Miami.
The Army bases include Fort Dix, in New Jersey, to partially close, and Fort Sheridan in Illinois and the Presidio in downtown San Francisco to close completely.
Authorities halted a search for Phillip E. Walker of Sheridan, Ark., when darkness fell Friday.
Michael Sciarra and Joseph Sheridan served as interim officers during appeals of the government takeover.
In its conversions of rental apartments into condominium ownership in other cities, Sheridan has warmed the tenants up to the idea of buying with wine-tastings, foot races and parties with baseball players.
Rhonda Damron, 17, of Sheridan, said she was the girl Smith was talking about when he went to the front of the fifth-period American history class.
But Sens. Alan Dixon and Paul Simon, both Illinois Democrats, noted their state is losing Chanute Air Force Base and the Army's Fort Sheridan.
Chichester has launched its season with a robust, energetic, and strongly-cast production of Sheridan's 1775 classic, The Rivals.

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