Sidneys

Elizabeth came to the throne, and recalled the Sidneys from the social and political exile to which her sister Mary had condemned them.

With Spurs of Gold Heroes of Chivalry and their Deeds Frances Nimmo Greene 1885

The Sids with the gas flotation became Sidneys, but the Sids that remain don't have anything else.

Big Bang's shockwaves left us with today's big bust 2011

I would be really disappointed if they bring back Sidneys character back as it really gave the impression that her story was finished and she was finally safe and happy.

Filmstalker: Scream reboot has Arquettes? 2009

Both Penelope and her brother had a strong sense of their Deveraux identity, their closes ties to the Queen, as well as several other nobles houses, including the Earl of Northumberland the second husband of their sister Dorothy and the Earl of Southampton, as well as the Sidneys.

Archive 2009-04-01 Elizabeth Kerri Mahon 2009

Heh, falling into the trap already ... lots of Sidneys, Wilfs, Graces, Dorothies etc already scampering round the streets of my affluent little early-adopter district.

Pseudo-Fads: A Puzzle, Bryan Caplan | EconLog | Library of Economics and Liberty 2009

Sidneys name could be found in the credits of some of the more classic MGM films of all time.

Wishful Drinking Carrie Fisher 2008

Sidneys name could be found in the credits of some of the more classic MGM films of all time.

Wishful Drinking Carrie Fisher 2008

Sidneys name could be found in the credits of some of the more classic MGM films of all time.

Wishful Drinking Carrie Fisher 2008

By the time Henry married the sixteen-year-old Mary Sidney, the daughter of the powerful Sir Henry Sidney, in 1577, Wilton was flourishing as a center for the arts as well as a meeting ground, often suspected as a center of intrigue, for political discussions among the Pembrokes, the Sidneys, and the Dudleys, the three leading courtier families of the day.

The Dragon’s Trail Joanna Pitman 2006

By the time Henry married the sixteen-year-old Mary Sidney, the daughter of the powerful Sir Henry Sidney, in 1577, Wilton was flourishing as a center for the arts as well as a meeting ground, often suspected as a center of intrigue, for political discussions among the Pembrokes, the Sidneys, and the Dudleys, the three leading courtier families of the day.

The Dragon’s Trail Joanna Pitman 2006