James Murray

The Spectacular is the idea of James Murray, of Kyogle, and has been a work-in-progress for the past eight months.

northernstar.com.au: The Northern Star 2009

James Murray, Islington's executive member for housing, tells me there are some 3,000 overcrowded households at the moment, around 350 of them severely so - meaning they are at least two bedrooms short of what they need.

London housing crisis: the Islington solution 2011

The cast is appealing enough, starting with the eternally boyish Rodriguez, whose first meeting with the gruff penny-pinching boss a typecast Kurtwood Smith turns him into an unwilling mole forced to spy on his fellow agents: Without a Trace's Eric Close as a cynical drone, James Murray as a cocky Scot and Tim Blake Nelson as a seemingly milquetoast veteran who, when pressed, can unleash "human weapon" qualities.

Roush Review: Lots of New TV, But Only One Kills It 2011

"The Government's decision is going to hit Islington hard and the caps will hit families particularly hard," according to James Murray, the borough's executive member for housing.

London housing crisis: counting the cost of George Osborne's benefit crunch 2010

But as James Murray rightly observes at the Business Green blog, Mexico is employing "an absurdly high risk strategy."

Corbin Hiar: Mexico's Climate Gamble: Can It Salvage the Cancun Summit? 2010

Elsewhere, John Rhys-Davies crops up in a series of extended cameos as a powerful sorcerer on the side of good, and James Murray as Ralph pronounced 'Raif' Longshaft is excellent as the "Hail fellow, well-met," new leader of the resistance.

Archive 2009-05-01 Adam Whitehead 2009

Elsewhere, John Rhys-Davies crops up in a series of extended cameos as a powerful sorcerer on the side of good, and James Murray as Ralph pronounced 'Raif' Longshaft is excellent as the "Hail fellow, well-met," new leader of the resistance.

Krod Mandoon and the Flaming Sword of Fire: Season 1 Adam Whitehead 2009

Afterward, the two aging empty-nesters sitting on the bench in the train station while the camera pulls back and they are lost in that crowd that threatened to swallow James Murray in “The Crowd”, argue about what would be the next business to start, a farm perhaps, and the movie ends in a hectic, though buoyant way.

True Life Movies Pt 2 - Roughly Speaking - 1945 Jacqueline T Lynch 2009

This, as Francisco, is how the Oxford English Dictionary was created in the 1800s, but she doesn't mention that the OED had the leadership of a supreme editor, James Murray and next Henry Bradley.

Internet News: Social Bookmarking Archives 2009

Oxford University’s James Murray has studied 700 couples and from their answers in interviews, he’s created a mathematical formula that predicts whether they are headed for a split.

Formula for disaster - Need to know - Macleans.ca 2009