Definitions
Sorry, no definitions found. You may find more data at gassaway.
Etymologies
Sorry, no etymologies found.
Support
Help support Wordnik (and make this page ad-free) by adopting the word Gassaway.
Examples
-
After they divorced in 1935, she was married the next year to Henry Gassaway Davis III, the heir to a coal fortune.
Consuelo Vanderbilt Earl, heiress, dog breeder and link to golden age, dies at 107 2011
-
Gassaway to Montcoal is less than 50 miles and the earthquake was nearly a 4.
-
There was on earthquake 4/4/10 at about 4am in Gassaway, WV, 11 hours before the mine explosion.
-
The Chattanooga shale in Tennessee contains a stratum, the Gassaway member, about 5 meters thick whose average content of uranium is about 70 grams per metric ton [25].
-
"You don't turn down lefties that throw 98 mph," Morris remembers Gassaway telling him.
-
But Devil Rays scout Doug Gassaway soon had other ideas.
-
Mr. Gassaway arrived at Boys and Girls High School, long perceived as one of the worst high schools in the city, in 2009, and he is deep into an improvement plan that he hopes will turn the school around.
NYT > Home Page By WINNIE HU 2012
-
Mr. Gassaway said instructional weaknesses had been compounded by the difficulty of working with large numbers of disadvantaged children.
NYT > Home Page By WINNIE HU 2012
-
Mr. Gassaway said instructional weaknesses had been compounded by the difficulty of working with large numbers of disadvantaged children.
NYT > Home Page By WINNIE HU 2012
-
Mr. Gassaway arrived at Boys and Girls High School, long perceived as one of the worst high schools in the city, in 2009, and he is deep into an improvement plan that he hopes will turn the school around.
NYT > Home Page By WINNIE HU 2012
Comments
Log in or sign up to get involved in the conversation. It's quick and easy.