Dorway

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I saw that no one cared to risk his life amid such imminent peril, so, calling to a Frenchman of the name of Dorway, whom I knew to be one of the best swimmers, to come to the rescue, I threw off my leggins and plunged in, supposing he would follow.

The Life and Adventures of James P. Beckwourth 1856
School leaders decided last year to be more progressive with their social media policy, Dorway said, by not blocking social media sites.

StarTribune.com rss feed 2011
"The real estate market is just so down," Dorway said.

PNJ - News 2010
"This is a tough state to be in as a bank," Dorway said.

PNJ - News 2010
"With appraisals, we may have swung the pendulum too far with the rules that have been written to get appraisals completely independent," Dorway said.

PNJ - News 2010
Like Dorway, Nickelsen believes federal regulators probably have gone too far in cracking down on banks, especially the smaller regional banks.

PNJ - News 2010
Dorway says the school is thankful for Swenson's service to his country.

kstp.com - More Headlines 2010
Dorway said federally mandated reappraisals of collateralized real estate may have gone too far.

PNJ - News 2010
Dorway says the school is thankful for Swenson's service to his country.

Features from Minnesota Public Radio 2010
"When you look at the nonperforming asset numbers, they may be down only slightly," Bauer's Dorway said.

PNJ - News 2010