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American Heritage® Dictionary of the English Language, Fourth Edition
- Orton, Joe Full name John Kingsley Orton. 1933-1967. British playwright noted for his black comedies, including Entertaining Mr. Sloane (1964) and What the Butler Saw (1969).
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“I bet it was either Hardcore Holly or Randy orton that dropkicked him ... cause whenever I hear 'bout a dropkick, the two people that come to mind are Orton and Holly ...”
“The 6-10 Orton is considered raw offensively, but Calipari said he'd received calls from several NBA teams inquiring about Orton's ability.”
“Im not saying Orton is as great as Brady or ever will be”
“Kyle Orton is well equipped to exploit the weaknesses in the Baltimore secondary.”
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“Hester hauled in Orton's long pass and split two defenders for the 55-yard score with 1: 48 to go in the first half - 19 seconds after Brees threw his second TD pass of the game to Colston.”
“But for me, this biopic about the short life of the playwright Joe Orton is the catalyst for a tidal wave of ambivalent memories associated with the film's original release.”
“I agreed with you until you called Orton a winner.”
“If you throw the name Orton out, there has to be at least one fool in your league who thinks he is a lock for a top-5 finish this season.”
“She provided most of the requisite feeling of malice in Orton’s play while maintaining much of the comic elements.”
“Less than one month after once again becoming WWE Champion, Cena returned the title to Orton after falling to the Viper in a Hell in a Cell Match.”
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