Examples of 'woolley' in a sentence
Meaning of "woolley"
Woolley is a surname of English origin, also used to describe a place or person with a wool-related occupation
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- A hamlet in Barham and Woolley parish, Huntingdonshire district, Cambridgeshire, England (OS grid ref TL1574).
- A village and civil parish in the Metropolitan Borough of Wakefield, West Yorkshire, England (OS grid ref SE3213).
- A habitational surname from Old English.
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Woolley was a regarded a scholarly and amiable man.
The game boards discovered by Woolley were made of various materials.
Woolley would have been a goner that day.
Excavation to uncover the Leonard Woolley leads an remains of one of the oldest.
Woolley said he was considering the offer.
Some in vitro models require hours for these beneficial effects Woolley et.
Woolley rarely misses his mark.
Bette Davis was unhappy with the casting of Woolley.
Woolley afterwards added to his duties the teaching of logic.
His real name is Woolley.
Woolley started politics early.
Theories exist as to the origin of the name Woolley Moor.
Woolley later wrote many articles and books about the discoveries.
They should have been with me when old Pauline Woolley went into labor.
Woolley hoped that each sculptor would be successful with one piece.
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Most Mormon fundamentalist groups trace their origin directly or indirectly to Woolley.
Mister Woolley is the second son of a peer.
Surely not the fate that Charles Woolley would have wished.
Leonard Woolley knighted for his work in archaeology.
He dismissed Frank Woolley four times.
Bernard Woolley is regularly threatened with reassignment there.
The first principal was John Woolley.
Mr Woolley is the second son of a peer.
Guinter and Knight Woolley were also directors.
Woolley determined that the original site of Ur had been a small island in a surrounding marsh.
It was designed by Andrew Hamilton with construction supervised by Edmund Woolley.
Leonard Woolley carefully removes the earth from a votive figurine discovered during the excavations at Ur.
Craig then expressed his gratitude towards Steve Woolley.
Ben Woolley has described its derivation.
The sound was produced and remixed for DVD by Dave Woolley.
Ernest Woolley is taking me to London in his motorcar.
After the strike the men from North Gawber were transferred to Woolley.
Montie Woolley showed us the way.
She often concluded memoranda with personal good wishes, and Woolley reciprocated.
Two days later Woolley was promoted directly to the rank of Captain.
We have taken a vote We have decided to go with… Scott Woolley.
Woolley Hill wind farm in the UK provides lasting wildlife legacy.
When these techniques prove successful, Woolley told me, Americans improve upon them.
Woolley returned to the United Kingdom and studied at University of Cambridge.
Columbia 's Sarah Woolley with one of her finches.
Woolley was born in Stretford Lancashire and grew up in Manchester and Cheshire.
I can not be there . Ernest Woolley is taking me to London in his motorcar.
Woolley set his phone 's alarm to ring every twenty minutes.
See and listen to how Katy Woolley introduces her instrument: video.
Woolley was an extremely timid and sensitive child, but an enthusiast about her studies.
Immediately upon arrival at Mount Holyoke, Woolley outlined her views on female education.
Sir Leonard Woolley was a excavator of the famous ancient Mesopotamian city of Ur in Sumeria.
Have you got what it takes to sing for your prison against HMP Woolley Grange?
Ask Mr Woolley if he may be admitted.
I am not a reporter And my name 's not Frank Woolley.
