Wagley

As Catherine Wagley wrote in the L.A. Weekly, it looked as if it were put up "for those who came to L.A.'s art scene because he was a part of it."

How Will the Future Judge Him? Richard B. Woodward 2012

The Cleveland Plain Dealer localized a DWTS story by profiling competitive dancer Heather Wagley, 32, who is deaf.

More visibility for deaf people will arise from Marlee Matlin being on "Dancing with the Stars" BA Haller 2008

"The actress will learn the dances through sight, feel and repetition, just like Wagley," P.J. Novarro, co-owner of a dance studio told The Plain Dealer.

More visibility for deaf people will arise from Marlee Matlin being on "Dancing with the Stars" BA Haller 2008

Wagley went about on the day of election, describing with great eloquence, the action between the ‘Pitchfork’ and the

The Book of Snobs 2006

Why — Why did I and Wagley ever do so cruel an action as to introduce young Sackville Maine into that odious

The Book of Snobs 2006

Wagley and I had intended to take our meal; and so we accepted the kindly invitation, whence arose afterwards a considerable intimacy.

The Book of Snobs 2006

It was lucky Wagley gave her this opportunity to elude the question, for it prostrated the whole worthy family among whom we were.

The Book of Snobs 2006

‘Wagley,’ said he, to my introducer, ‘if no better engagement, why shouldn’t self and friend dine at the

The Book of Snobs 2006

'Wagley,' said he, to my introducer, 'if no better engagement, why shouldn't self and friend dine at the "Oval?"

The Book of Snobs William Makepeace Thackeray 1837

Why -- Why did I and Wagley ever do so cruel an action as to introduce young Sackville Maine into that odious 'Sarcophagus'?

The Book of Snobs William Makepeace Thackeray 1837