Sentence examples for Clarke from high-quality English sources.

• He became obsessed with Clarke.

• Clarke lasted a little more than a year.

• “This is the best golf course in the world,” Clarke declared.

• Clarke, a retired director of parks and recreation in Murrysville.

• Steve Clarke – the man to make a nation smile.

• Mr Clarke, who denied the claims, was expelled from the party.

• But like Mr Portillo, Mr Clarke hopes to turn an awkwardness to his advantage.

• Sybil Ruscoe profiles Giles Clarke, chairman of the England and Wales Cricket Board.

Use Clarke in a sentence.

• After that, Berger and Clarke worked separately; Berger no longer oversaw the Wits fossil collection.

• Clarke, in full Thomas Ernest Bennett Clarke, (born June 7, 1907, Watford, Hertfordshire, Eng.

• A later determination by Clarke in 1880 reflected the several geodetic surveys that had been conducted during the interim.

• Kenny Clarke, byname of Kenneth Spearman Clarke, also called Klook, (born Jan. 9, 1914, Pittsburgh, Pa., U.S.

• Although Clarke and Wilson are still close friends, Clarke-Wilson Associates is not currently functioning as such.

• Four hundred years after Galileo first discovered Europa, scientists believe that data from the Galileo probe might just prove Clarke right.

• “Mark Clarke established RoadTrip2015 on his own initiative to campaign in key constituencies in the run up to the general election,” it said.

• Mr Clarke even comes from the same city, Liverpool (the big difference between the two men is that Sir Terry supports Everton Football Club and Mr Clarke supports Liverpool).

Clarke sentence examples

• Russell (1997 and 2008) has proposed that Clarke is a major target of Hume’s Treatise, and that Hume’s opposition to natural theology as defended by Clarke is a uniting theme of the Treatise.

• Collins challenges the enumeration of categories of properties with which Clarke seeks to prove that consciousness cannot belong to a material system (Clarke 1738: Vol. 3, p. 751; 767–70; Clarke and Collins 2011: 69–72).

• Senior Tory sources said Mr Shapps had been instrumental in promoting Mark Clarke to the heart of Conservative election machine despite Mr Clarke having been removed from the party’s approved candidates list after the 2010 general election following allegations of impropriety.

• He had already fallen out with Noel Clarke over the film Anuvahood – Clarke was angry that Deacon had used “hood” in the title, although Deacon claims Clarke knew that was always going to be the case because they had initially planned to make the film together.