Examples of 'amery' in a sentence
Meaning of "amery"
amery (noun) - may be a name of a person, place, or thing, further details would help in determining its exact definition
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- A surname.
- An unincorporated area and community in northern Manitoba, Canada.
- A rail siding and junction in Western Australia.
- A city in Polk County, Wisconsin, United States.
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Amery has been lyophilized its uncanonise six times.
He also wants to introduce Amery to his grandfather.
Amery was a problem child who ran through a succession of private tutors.
We will notify you when anything happens in Amery.
Amery has since been returned to the district four more times.
Meaning of the name Amery.
Amery is broadcast on.
The book was the first of three Science Fiction novels written by Amery.
And Amery made a most formidable speech.
But I was only four hundred million of the five billion he gave to Amery.
Amery Kessler addresses spaces and structures between people.
A giant iceberg has calved off the front of the Amery Ice Shelf.
Amery was captured in the last weeks of the war by Italian partisans.
It was previously backed by Amery Capital.
Amery felt that Britain itself was too weak to maintain its great power position.
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The Amery ice.
Amery was the only correspondent to visit Boer forces and was nearly captured with Churchill.
On the rearmament question, Amery was consistent.
Jean Amery wrote in his.
It 'd been one week since Ronin had seen Amery.
Richard Amery moved to contest this new safe Labor seat.
In which he quoted Cromwell's words: And Amery made a most formidable speech.
Amery de Hoole.
In response to the study, Amery said the firm developed a number of programs.
Amery subsequently made one appearance in the Football League for Stockport County.
Civilians William Joyce and John Amery were executed for treason, a different offence.
Amery defended the financing of the Singapore Naval Base against both Liberal and Labour attacks.
These fractures threaten to break off a 1000 square kilometre piece of the Amery Ice Shelf.
Image caption Leo Amery was one of the people who drafted the Balfour Declaration.
Harold Macmillan was also the father-in-law of Julian Amery.
Amery was a noted sportsman, especially famous as a mountaineer.
Former Colonial Secretary Leo Amery argued that partition had been rejected "for the wrong reasons.".
Amery pronounced one formidable speech, where Cromwell cited.
I don't suppose the late Lord Amery was aware of your criterion.".
To Leopold Amery and others in the government, a change in leadership was needed.
In the autumn of 1964, the programme was authorised by Conservative Aviation Minister Julian Amery.
And Amery made a most formidable speech in which he quoted Cromwell 's words.
When the war came, Amery opposed cooperation with the Soviet Union against Germany.
Amery would invite those Coefficients supporting reform to form a new club called " The Compatriots.
Claude Amery - Talented writer and promising playwright.
Amery addresses the breakdown of society, overpopulation, pollution, greed and violence.
In 1887 Amery went to Harrow, where he was a contemporary of Winston Churchill.
Amery addressed between 40 and 50 inmates from various British Commonwealth countries and handed out recruiting material.
Leopold Amery was born in Gorakhpur, India, to an English father and a Hungarian Jewish mother.
Leo Amery said he looked like " the old-fashioned family butler.
Julian Amery was Harold Macmillan 's son-in-law and a member of his administration.
Amery called out to him across the floor, " Speak for England!
Amery had spent a lot of time in Germany during the 1930s in connection with his work.
Amery was not invited to join the National Government formed in 1931.
