Sudworth

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The American beechnut (_Fagus atropunicea_, Sudworth) naturally belongs to this list, but as it is probably not under cultivation as a nut tree at any place in the United

Northern Nut Growers Association Report of the Proceedings at the Second Annual Meeting Ithaca, New York, December 14 and 15, 1911
How much of this is genuine rather than highly choreographed propaganda is difficult to know, says the BBC's John Sudworth in Seoul.

BBC News - Home 2011
They have now arrived, tired and bedraggled, in Benghazi, says the BBC's John Sudworth.

BBC News - Home 2011
In spite of this, Sudworth contends that sanctions will cause upset, especially as "North Korea had said right from the start that it would see any new sanctions as an act of war."

openDemocracy 2010
"Aspen holds the largest value in my book," Tannenbaum wrote in an e-mail dated March 5 to James Patterson, a guarantor on a loan for Frankel International from Virgin Islands - registered Sudworth, according to information posted on Goldblatt's website.

FailedMessiah.com 2009