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| Thomas | Evans (Tomos Glyn Cothi) - An English-Welsh Dictiona |
| He was born to Thomas | Evans and Rebecca Owen in Evesham, Burlington County |
| Thomas | Evans (Tomos Glyn Cothi) - Cyfansoddiad o Hymnau |
| After the death of Sir Thomas | Evans in 1892, another clerical descendant Rev Claud |
| The station was built by Thomas | Evans and William Coppeck, who completed the 35-foot |
| Daryl Thomas | Evans (born January 12, 1961 in Toronto, Ontario) is |
| Graham Thomas | Evans (born 10 November 1963) is a British Conservat |
| il Francis Noel Clarke Mundy sold it to Thomas | Evans in 1781. |
| His mother was Barbara, daughter of Thomas | Evans. |
| May - Sir Samuel Thomas | Evans, politician and judge (died 1918) |
| Private Thomas | Evans, of Company D, wrested the colors from a color |
| the Atlantic Blockading Squadron, Pilot Thomas | Evans in command. |
| made their only career appearances and Thomas | Evans made his two career appearances for Derbyshire |
| John Thomas | Evans (April 1770 - May 1799) was a Welsh explorer w |
| village is the birthplace of Sir Samuel Thomas | Evans (1859-1918), British judge and politician who |
| Thomas | Evans McKay (October 29, 1875 - January 15, 1958) wa |
| Thomas | Evans (June 3, 1852 - December 2, 1916) was an Engli |
| Borbo fatuellus thomea ( | Evans, 1937) |
| led to comparisons with Norman Wisdom, though | Evans does not regard Wisdom as an influence. |
| evenson also records that Lloyd George thought | Evans a man of limited gifts, with some oratorical s |
| ing spotted playing for Abergavenny Thursdays, | Evans joined Swansea City in July 1963 for a fee of |
| ormances from Lloyd, T-Pain, Yung Joc, Tiffany | Evans, Yung Berg and 50 Cent. |
| nk, The Backstreet Boys, Heidi Montag, Tiffany | Evans, Jessica Simpson, Delta Goodrem, Jamie-Lynn Si |
| d Records, Angels On Earth recorded by Tiffany | Evans on Columbia Records, She Could Be recorded by |
| puddy Animation is made up of Ryan Cooper, Tim | Evans and Alex Leighton. |
| Tim | Evans is retired and still maintains his residence n |
| he split of his former band Mouth in 1994, Tim | Evans began jamming with U.F.O. |
| At this time | Evans had become chief assistant at the Royal Observ |
| At this time, | Evans also edited a weekly women's page in the Austr |
| rounding the hanging of his neighbour, Timothy | Evans. |
| e conviction and subsequent hanging of Timothy | Evans for the murders at 10 Rillington Place in 1950 |
| d Albert Pierrepoint in the hanging of Timothy | Evans for the murder of his family, although Evans w |
| 940s and 1950s, such as the hanging of Timothy | Evans when it later emerged that serial killer John |
| As Timothy | Evans (Hurt) comes back to Wales, he is seen walking |
| chosen another Washington lieutenant, Timothy | Evans, to replace him. |
| His father, Titus | Evans, was a master mariner. |
| This news led to | Evans meeting the former British Prime Minister, Gor |
| More I Cannot Wish You" for Granger to sing to | Evans, but after the sequence was filmed Goldwyn dec |
| ilmore Green, his name was changed early on to | Evans, the name of his stepfather. |
| spun, bringing to an end the direct threat to | Evans' leadership of the race, and Evans controlled |
| Afterwards, grave dust was given to | Evans, to be made up into an triangular amulet. |
| ater Waves and Floating Bodies is dedicated to | Evans on the occasion of his retirement. |
| Born in Flora Vista, New Mexico to | Evans and Blanche Wood, Wood grew up in modest surro |
| e previous gubernatorial election, but lost to | Evans after Tillman shifted his support from Ellerbe |
| n of Civil Engineers, and was then articled to | Evans and Sons. |
| Vincent Tobias | Evans (born June 14, 1955, in Greensboro, North Caro |
| D.C. law firm of Kellogg, Huber, Hansen, Todd, | Evans & Figel. |
| written in 1931 by Robert Hargreaves, Tolchard | Evans, Stanley J. Damerell, and Henry Tilsley. |
| The form of fellow-Welshman Tom | Evans at right half prevented Day from becoming a re |
| Tom | Evans - Steel Guitar |
| Bass: Tom | Evans |
| Lead vocal: Tom | Evans |
| father has disappeared, and is engaged to Tom | Evans |
| In most countries, Tom | Evans' "Blind Owl" was released as the B-side. |
| Under the captaincy of Tom | Evans, Watts was part of the Llanelli team that face |
| Tom | Evans - Bass, Vocals |
| "Without you" (Peter Ham, Tom | Evans) duet with Caroline Costa - 3:52 |
| t Beany is Action Man" and "Hamletta" with Tom | Evans. |
| 's loan to compensate for the poor form of Tom | Evans. |
| hat three senior players, Darren Craddock, Tom | Evans and Stuart Elliott have been released early to |
| hout You," written with Badfinger bandmate Tom | Evans (who also later committed suicide). |
| His 17 home runs tied him with Tom | Evans for the league-leading. |
| nd trumpet, Badfinger members Pete Ham and Tom | Evans on background vocals, and Starr on drums and l |
| from 'The Calderstones' that also featured Tom | Evans (Badfinger). |
| "Without You" (Pete Ham, Tom | Evans) |
| Tom | Evans: guitar, vocals |
| Henry St John Tomlinson | Evans (known as St John; 1905-25 July 1956) was the |
| for an international team from Neyland, Tommy | Evans began his career for the club before switching |
| with the Odd Fellows Boys' Band (1912), Tommy | Evans (1916-17), and George Reynolds's Keystone Band |
| oria Copeland, The Urban Alternative with Tony | Evans, Turning Point with David Jeremiah, Walk in th |
| irk Cameron, Jon Courson, Ravi Zacharias, Tony | Evans, and Max Lucado. |
| Ricardo Cortez as Tony | Evans |
| including Gary Chapman, Jerry B. Jenkins, Tony | Evans, Nancy Leigh DeMoss, and John MacArthur. |
| y International, The Alternative with Dr. Tony | Evans, Truth for Life with Allistair Begg, The Word |
| Born in Toronto, | Evans travelled west in 1911 and worked in various p |
| d takes a decided turn to the northwest toward | Evans, Georgia, where it intersects with Belair Road |
| A nurse by training, | Evans was first elected to the legislature in 1997, |
| "Sunken Treasure" ( | Evans) - 4:15 |
| it was written by Pete Sinclair and Trevelyan | Evans. |
| They helped him win the Trevor | Evans Award for expository writing from the Mathemat |
| Troy | Evans ... Club owner |
| Troy | Evans as Officer [Frank?] Martin |
| Troy | Evans as Oscar Simpson |
| His most famous character, Ifas y Tryc (' | Evans the Truck'), was played by the actor Stewart J |
| He will be challenged by Sophomores Ty | Evans and Zack Harrington as well as incoming JUCO t |
| Tyreke | Evans, NBA player for Sacramento Kings lives in Cree |
| He won the Rookie Challenge MVP when Tyreke | Evans shared it with him. |
| Reno Wilson: Detective Tyrese | Evans |
| riefly revived in 1982, with ex-Paragon Tyrone | Evans on lead vocals, releasing a re-recorded "Love |
| Before entering UCLA, | Evans represented Canada in the 1972 Summer Olympics |
| In 1929-30, under | Evans' guidance, Blackpool won the Division Two cham |
| He had a previous spell under | Evans, whilst on loan at Boston United. |
| It is understood | Evans had recently signed a new two-year contract. |
| niversity and North Carolina State University, | Evans died in Burlington, North Carolina at age 53. |
| "Walkin' Up" ( | Evans) |
| "Walkin' Up" ( | Evans) - 3:45 |
| Zinga stirred controversy by using | Evans' health as a campaign issue, stating that he s |
| 11 May, a horde of suicide planes attacked USS | Evans (DD-552) and USS Hugh W. Hadley (DD-774) on pi |
| For ships with similar names, see USS | Evans. |
| In 1955, the destroyer escort USS | Evans (DE-1023) was named in his honor. |
| Two destroyers, USS | Evans (DD-78), launched 30 October 1918, and USS Eva |
| Deputy Headteachers: Mr Eryl V. | Evans, Mr Keith Williams |
| during the administration of Governor John V. | Evans. |
| during the administration of Governor John V. | Evans. |
| ng appointed to fill a vacancy by Gov. John V. | Evans. |
| Utah v. | Evans, 536 U.S. 452 (2002), was a United States Supr |
| s by Representatives Robert Schadler, Allen V. | Evans, and Ruth Rowan, all of Mineral County, named |
| John V. | Evans, Governor |
| Christopher Vaughan | Evans (born 14 May 1958) is an Australian politician |
| Edward Gurney Vaux | Evans (September 3, 1907 in Winnipeg, Manitoba - Jan |
| 24: Miramar Heights via | Evans Bay |
| , some 6 km to the north-east, is accessed via | Evans Pass. |
| Two city clerks, Sid Turner (James) and Vic | Evans (Spinetti), abandon the nine-to-five to run a |
| John Victor | Evans, Sr. (born January 18, 1925) was the 27th Gove |
| Platylesches robustus villa | Evans, 1937 |
| Vince | Evans' son attended Winston Churchill and played foo |
| me left in regulation, Bears quarterback Vince | Evans scored a game-tying touchdown that sent the ga |
| Sir Vincent | Evans, GCMG, MBE, (20 October 1915 - 18 May 2007) wa |
| E. Vincent | Evans (Y Cymmrodor, volumes 13 - 22). |
| inted a new editorial staff, headed by Vincent | Evans. |
| The current Head Teacher is Vivienne | Evans, who replaced Jean Hickman, a former deputy he |
| (1894-1895) Rev'd W | Evans Hurndall MA |
| ollowed by a spell at the gardens of Mr. T. W. | Evans at Allestree Hall, Derby, before, in 1870, he |
| James W. | Evans (1984-1988), |
| Joseph W. | Evans, The Bruce Publishing Company, Milwaukee, WI, |
| In 1909, another surveyor, W.G. | Evans, reported that he had found bones in a grave a |
| After his rugby career in Wales, | Evans moved to Gloucestershire, where he began teach |
| as "The Reappearance of photography" by Walker | Evans in 1931. |
| spalda del Mundo by Javier Corcuera and Walker | Evans by Reiner Holzemer. |
| ey, Marjory Collins, Mary Post Wolcott, Walker | Evans, Russell Lee, Gordon Parks, Jack Delano, Charl |
| ewing the Depression-era photographs of Walker | Evans and reading James Agee's Let Us Now Praise Fam |
| Shahn's work and career include artists Walker | Evans, Diego Rivera and Jean Charlot. |
| Walker | Evans |
| ges by artists such as Berenice Abbott, Walker | Evans, and Margaret Bourke-White. |
| by the photographs of Edward Weston and Walker | Evans, Nixon began working with large-format cameras |
| On one notable occasion in 1973, Walker | Evans, who had encouraged Christenberry to take his |
| artier-Bresson, Julia Margaret Cameron, Walker | Evans, Dorothea Lange, Irving Penn, Aaron Siskind, a |
| Colonial secretary Edward Walter | Evans (1890-1985) acted in place of him for these pe |
| Walter | Evans (September 18, 1842 - December 30, 1923) was a |
| ing Governor in the absence of Governor Walter | Evans Edge. |
| 1919 - January 13, 1920, after Governor Walter | Evans Edge resigned to become a United States Senato |
| ing Governor in the absence of Governor Walter | Evans Edge. |
| n January 3, 1924, to a seat vacated by Walter | Evans. |
| In 1943 Marsh managed the campaign of Walter | Evans Edge for Governor of New Jersey. |
| Walter Edge Foran was named in honor of Walter | Evans Edge, his father's political mentor. |
| After the war, | Evans became a professor of English literature, work |
| After the war, | Evans became a high school principal in Cokesbury an |
| The three more modern wards ( | Evans, Bolton, and Bahr) were built in 1974 when the |
| Baby Don't You Cry" (#3 R&B, 1943, with Warren | Evans on vocals), his biggest hit "When My Man Comes |
| Charles Grodin ... Warren | Evans |
| 10, with Thomas Petre (second violin), Warwick | Evans (cello), and H. Waldo Warner (viola) he formed |
| 1904, when he captained Oxford, was | Evans' best season with the bat, as in 19 innings he |
| This piece was | Evans' only piano solo of the whole Japanese tour. |
| Also, it was | Evans that adhered to the since-fired Vernon Louis P |
| The song was | Evans' fifth Top 10 hit on the US Country Charts. |
| The song was | Evans' sixth Top 20 hit on the US Country charts. |
| University of Washington, | Evans School Visitors Committee, 2003-Present |
| After returning from Washington, | Evans resumed the practice of law in Corydon. |
| in-Residence at the University of Washington's | Evans School of Public Affairs and leads the project |
| Watson | Evans "Watty" Moore (30 August 1925 - 1967) was an E |
| Wayne | Evans (born 3 June 1984) is a Welsh rugby union foot |
| For the rugby league player, see Wayne | Evans (rugby league). |
| Cephrenes augiades websteri | Evans, 1935 (New Britain) |
| Eoperipatus weldoni | Evans, 1901 |
| ged with the murders of Cynthia Pugh and Wendy | Evans, he replied, "Is that all?" |
| These men were | Evans, Loveden Pryse, W. Llewelyn Williams, KC the f |
| Hiram Wesley | Evans (1881-1966), Imperial Wizard, 1922-1939, durin |
| Hiram Wesley | Evans, Imperial Wizard, second Klan, 1922-1939 |
| A club cricketer in Weston-super-Mare, | Evans played first for Somerset's first team as a ri |
| Tristano's music is very different from what | Evans and his colleagues were doing: its "coolness" |
| ty to take up singing professionally came when | Evans (by now an articled pupil to the County Archit |
| However, when | Evans' brother, Jonny, was signed by Manchester Unit |
| uth Africa, he won a home Test cap, again when | Evans was injured (though Arthur McIntyre had been E |
| A 1994 Elizabeth by-election was sparked when | Evans resigned to contest the 1994 Bonython by-elect |
| When | Evans went to college in Los Angeles, Jael soon move |
| relax the ban for League Cup matches, but when | Evans refused to allow Cardiff City fans to visit Ke |
| bought property in Tarzana, California, where | Evans dabbled in real estate. |
| on", a song from the original version in which | Evans warns Keating that his political life is limit |
| tions of flowers depicted as persons for which | Evans used as many as eight colour blocks" - needs a |
| he Maze had also recorded "I'm So Glad", which | Evans and Paice both thought had potential for a son |
| money being collected on preaching tours which | Evans undertook in South Wales. |
| his popular vote from the 1952 election, while | Evans nearly doubled the Liberal vote strongly chall |
| Whilst | Evans published some research on Latin poetry (Allit |
| was replaced with Jon Burgess on drums, whilst | Evans and Sutcliffe relocated from High Wycombe to R |
| fled to the forests; but the Quakers, on whom | Evans had wished to make an impression, continued qu |
| gether they put on 127 for the seventh wicket, | Evans making 60 and Woods 80. |
| Wicket-keeper | Evans led a rearguard action as England reached 362/ |
| Wilbur | Evans as Philip Niles |
| Cast included Wilbur | Evans and Betty Bruce. |
| Wilbur | Evans plays John Matthews, a New York Times reporter |
| rom the show with original cast members Wilbur | Evans and Betty Bruce, along with the show orchestra |
| Wiliam | Evans Crow (March 10, 1870 - August 2, 1922) was an |
| Barefoot Truth consists of Will | Evans (lead vocals, drums), Jay Driscoll (electric g |
| Will | Evans is an English footballer who plays for Swindon |
| William | Evans (Wil Ifan), bard |
| olunteered to carry the message: Bell, William | Evans, and Benjamin F. Stewart. |
| John William | Evans (28 August 1929 - 6 January 2004) was a footba |
| 25 May - George William | Evans discovers the Lachlan River. |
| rebuilt and enlarged in 1841 by the MP William | Evans. |
| rst innings dismissal came courtesy of William | Evans, for whom Barnsdale's wicket was one of a hat |
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