For the provenance-conscious, the most noteworthy item in this sale is a specimen of azurite on malachite with a noble past.
MacLaurin was succeeded by David Morgan, a man with noble intentions but also a softly-spoken individual who was not going to proclaim the wonders of English cricket from the nearest rooftop.
In the 29th minute, a determined break from Noble ended with a shot that cannoned off a couple of Barnsley players before falling fortuitously for Spector, who calmly put the east London side in front from seven yards.
Like his father, he was interested in decoration, but his great skill and passion was gardening, and here he created a garden with noble collections of palms, bamboo and cacti.
The exceptions to this rule are a noble woman with ambitions for her husband and a fallen prince whose time breathing could be cut short at any time by the new King, Black Dow.
With the likes of Al Gore campaigning his way to a Noble Peace Prize, Quest set out to grapple with some of the key issues.
But Harris has now been promoted, with Noble having been offered a behind-the-scenes role in Harris's backroom team.
These days, the noble Lord admitted with a slight shrug, their relative political strength in Scotland was rather different.
It's a noble effort, with 539 signatories to date, but it has no teeth: no firm deadline for offsetting greenhouse gas emissions and no penalty for not doing so.
After the finds, experts revised this opinion to one of a highly developed noble culture with skilled craftsmen influenced by European methods.
Noble has come up with a way to adhere pure silver to a basic textile, which allows the fabric to take on the chemical properties of silver.
Barnes and Noble has signed a deal with rival booksellers Foyles and Blackwell's as well as Argos and John Lewis.
The news is a big headache for Noble, with incumbent full-back Chris Ashton switching codes with Northampton at the end of the season.
The Warriors also face a search for a new coach this winter, with Noble confirming after the match that he would be stepping down as their coach.
Until 1995, he formed a ratings-topping double act with Kara Noble, as millions of listeners across the city tuned in to hear the pair exchange quips and banter each morning.
With Kate Beckinsale as a vampire-hater of noble birth and David Wenham as a sexually active friar, plus the usual supporting cast of werewolves, underdressed throat biters, growling rustics, and so on.
Arriving at L'Albitru (the Arbousier), one of three houses with a view of the sea, you realize that Canarelli's idea of living like a noble savage is in fact pretty plush.
Days later, I'm still appalled that a magnificent sprinter like Johnson, a thoughtful and well-spoken fellow, a noble man-god, would lose his cool in a rivalry of words with a cheap, two-dollar-pistol-of-a-sprinter named Maurice Greene.
It was a noble and important undertaking succinctly presented with a quiet confidence by Ms. Pinder.
Like Addax was before it, Oryx is named after a noble African relative of the antelope with grand horns.
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If I have one quibble with the book, it is that McLeod may understate the risk that the firm as a whole may not be in sync with the noble sales purpose.
The salespeople who sold with noble purpose, who truly want to make a difference to customers, consistently outsold the salespeople who focused on sales goals and money.
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This article is by Lisa Earle McLeod, a sales leadership consultant and author of Selling With Noble Purpose: How to Drive Revenue and Do Work That Makes You Proud.
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Clearly separated from the tourist costume of T-shirts, baseball caps and running shoes, a local aristocratic lady also dressed in black, with a gold-handled onyx cane, good jewelry and noble upright posture, entered her apartment building.
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To build such a heart, Dr Noble has joined forces with Raimond Winslow, of Johns Hopkins University, in Baltimore, (who has been doing similar work) and Peter Hunter, of the University of Auckland, in New Zealand.
The suite of fairy variations in the Prologue meant to present Princess Aurora with noble character attributes plays out at a nonstop and breathless pace, as if Mr. Martins were eager to dispatch each solo as summarily as possible.
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There was some picketing by the local arts council and some unwelcome, unflattering news coverage, and neighborhood kids who cared nothing about Emily Dickinson or her house started egging the place and draping our noble birches with toilet paper, and for a while there it was like Halloween every day.
To exploit their invention, Drs Winslow, Noble and Hunter have teamed up with Jeremy Levin, a scientist-turned-businessman, to found a firm called Physiome Sciences.
In the last part, in contrast with the disgusting Yahoos, we are shown the noble Houyhnhnms, a race of intelligent horses who are free from human failings.
Police secured clear evidence that Noble was using a mobile phone to exchange text messages with a friend.
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