(n.) A kind of coarse blanket or garment used by the North American Indians.
Example Sentences:
(1) Becton’s lawyer, Hannah Stroud, told a separate news conference that stress was no excuse for Casebolt’s actions and “the manner in which Ms Becton was treated was excessive, inappropriate and without cause” and a civil rights violation.
(2) Nick Hurst, a Tory councillor for Stroud district council, is quoted in the survey saying: “There are a number of areas where the NHS should not trespass.
(3) The electron density map of alpha-bungarotoxin [Love, R. A., & Stroud, R. M. (1986) Protein Eng.
(4) 83, 185-208), and later refined at 1.5 A resolution by Chambers and Stroud (Chambers, J.L., and Stroud, R.M.
(5) In addition to previously suggested recognition mechanisms involving endogenous lectins and glycosyltransferases, an alternative possibility, based on carbohydrate-carbohydrate (Lex-Lex) interaction, has been raised (Eggens, I., Fenderson, B., Toyokuni, T., Dean, B., Stroud, M., and Hakomori, S. (1989) J. Biol.
(6) Hirst, who works from a studio in nearby Stroud, aims to turn Toddington Manor into a museum to hold his personal art collection.
(7) He was an only child, the son of a bank manager in Stroud, Gloucestershire, which one imagines in the 50s as a sleepy, conservative country town.
(8) Ryan-Collins and the NEF were closely involved with setting up the Brixton Pound, one of the UK's alternative currencies – there are also the Totnes Pound, the Stroud Pound and the Lewes Pound.
(9) They’re doing it because they face the same difficult financial future we all face, so the easiest way you can resolve that issue is to increase your student numbers.” Marling and Stroud High both claim in letters to parents that each school needs to grow “ to sustain its current provision ”.
(10) The structure is compared with the bovine diisopropylphosphoryltrypsin structure at approximately pH 7.2, oirginally determined from orthohombic crystals by Stroud et al.
(11) Everything you need to know about the ‘super sexy’ trade acronym Jeremy Corbyn, speaking at the launch of an event about workers’ rights in Stroud, said he would be happy to vote with pro-Brexit Tories.
(12) All 1195 male patients aged between 65 and 74 years on the Family Practitioner Committee register for the four group practices in Stroud, UK were invited for a health screening check.
(13) The DWP said that neither Stroud nor the department wanted to comment on the issue, but the Cabinet Office, which oversees declarations of interest by ministers and civil servants, said they were aware of and happy with the arrangement.
(14) At least 11 comprehensive school heads have written strongly worded letters to the principals and governing bodies of the grammar schools, Marling and Stroud High.
(15) About the middle of 1847, Doctor Buchanan of the Australian Agricultural Company ligated a popliteal aneurysm under ether anaesthesia at Stroud, N.S.W.
(16) And one concerned witness reported how a “young male driver was swerving all along” The Knapp in Stroud, “driving into puddles on purpose to splash school children walking home”.
(17) Although not necessarily faith-based – David Blunkett joined last year – its advisory council includes Field and a key social conservative, Philippa Stroud, who was also involved in its founding.
(18) The contrast between Stroud's two incomes and the Department of Work and Pensions' ongoing work to cut benefits is also likely to be embarrassing.
(19) His policy special adviser, Philippa Stroud, is being paid an income by the CSJ to be co-chair of its board of advisers.
(20) And people drift here; when they say, ‘I reject the consumerist society’, they come to the south-west.” The Greens’ south-west MEP is Molly Scott Cato, who is originally from Bath, but moved to Stroud six years ago.