Another Assistant District Attorney in my office, Trent, invited us over for lunch, which is great because he is looking for a second chair on a very high-profile case, and I want in.
Special thanks today to Martin Bencsik of Nottingham Trent University and James Nieh at the University of California, San Diego, for providing excellent examples of honeybee toots and quacks and woops.
Look, he's he reminds me of those Washington DBs that they turned out, you know, the the Trent McDuffie's, the Byron Murphy's, the you know, all those guys, you just tough, physical, fast to the ball, read, react.
The Duchess of Trent, who had arranged a Clay luncheon which was to rehabilitate her as a hostess in the eyes of London, might be gnashing her teeth, but Lydia Keats was openly jubilant.
The vigorous race on the other side of Trent only found its opportunity when the age of machinery began; its civilization, long delayed, differs in obvious respects from that of older England.
According to a study led by Nottingham Trent University in Britain, the average person looks at their device 85 times a day, browsing the internet or using apps.
Having said that, many British place names have Celtic origins, including Kent, York, London, Dover, Thames, Avon, Trent, Severn, Cornwall and many more.