(1) I ran home and told dad and, as he was an air-raid warden , he knew what to do.(2) Smith was too upset to talk about the decision, said Bob Barnes, the church's senior warden .(3) Frank Conley, who served as warden until 1921, shaped the prison's philosophy and appearance.(4) Martin Wraith, the first warden when the church moved to Littlelands from a site next to the Sun Inn in Cottingley New Road, said it marked the end of a happy era.(5) On his arrival at The Castle, Irwin is met by prison warden , Colonel Winter, who talks openly of his admiration for his new inmate.(6) the warden of a nature reserve(7) She quoted prison warden General Braddon as saying u251cu00f6u251cu00e7u251cu2510many, many prisoners have already diedu251cu00f6u251cu00e7u251cu00fb there, mainly from dysentery and pneumonia.(8) When World War Two broke out Jack was called up and Dorothy took over the round and was also an air-raid warden one day a week.(9) Born and raised in Penghu, Ou showed her love for her hometown by setting up a writing class at Ting Wang Prison after being invited by Liao Teh-fu, former warden of the prison, to give a speech to its inmates.(10) the warden of a local nature reserve(11) Smith, who walks with a limp and is covered with lesions, says the prison warden and another official threatened him.(12) an air-raid warden(13) Professor Jessica Rawson, warden of Merton College, said no able student should be deterred from applying to Oxford by financial concerns.(14) Though much of the Brisbane family was Baptist, William was adopted at age six by a wealthy, childless uncle who was a warden of a Charleston Anglican church.(15) New York City Prisons warden Sidney Brewster said u251cu00f6u251cu00e7u251cu2510every addict is a potential criminal.u251cu00f6u251cu00e7u251cu00fb(16) He had been a past member of the N.S. Welldriller Association, scout leader and warden of St. Luke's Church for a number of years.
