(1) I was all for it, but Wolfe said no.

(2) Imagine if Wolfe had written a novel in which an investment banker runs over a middle-aged steelworker.

(3) Wolfe argues that this contradiction has three consequences for public administration.

(4) But Wolfe admits that less than 1 percent of listeners take time to phone the station with opinions.

(5) Wolfe cited Buick as a company that is working to attract older customers.

(6) Wolfe is president of the Justice for Pan Am 103 activist group.

(7) Wolfe also contends that Sulloway was culturally biased by assuming all families throughout history have had the same structure.

(8) I mean, I always think of Thomas Wolfe.

(9) Thomas Wolfe is not a mediocrity.

(10) Wolfe embraced his new life with gusto.

(11) We haven't been introduced. My name is Nero Wolfe.

(12) Hemingway suppresses emtion, Wolfe engulfs the reader in feeling.

(13) Wolfe waved my suggestion aside.

(14) Built for Mr M Caters de Wolfe, it had two elegant curvilinear hothouses on each side of the older masonry orangery .

(15) Situation: Mr. Wolfe and his partner Seeger come from Germany, they will work for some time in Yulin City.

(16) Csi wolfe, what exactly is your role in this case?

(17) In 1996, Tom Wolfe wrote a brilliant essay called "Sorry, but Your Soul Just Died, " in which he captured the militant materialism of some modern scientists.

(18) W ( Mr. Wolfe ): Good evening. I ＇ m Wolfe. Thank you for your card.

(19) Unlike Thomas Wolfe, whose cascading prose I so admired, I knew I could go home again.

(20) Thomas Wolfe talked about the " ghost of the old eagerness. "

(21) Two American writers, Tom Wolfe and Jonathan Franzen, each published a voluminous novel recently in response to their respective literary "manifestos" calling for "social novels".

(22) Thomas Wolfe may suggest "you can't go home again, " but you can welcome your child home again and begin building a new relationship that can be sustained for the rest of your lives together.

(23) Thomas Wolfe, the American novelist, had his first novel Look Homeward, Angel rejected 39 times before it was finally published and launched his career and created his fame.

(24) With a habitual gesture, Wolfe took out his solid cigar case.

(25) Fritz deposited a glass and two bottles of beer in front of Wolfe.

(26) "We are moving ahead as fast as possible," Gerald Wolfe, president of Chinalco in Peru, said at the Perumin mining convention in Arequipa.

(27) Being in the American South, and at a premiere southern American university, southern literature was king and queen: Thomas Wolfe.

(28) Sherwood Anderson has great influence on such writers as Ernest Hemingway, Faulkner, Thomas Wolfe and John Steinbeck.

(29) everything had to be tied to reproduction and reproductive success," said Linda Wolfe, who heads the Department of Anthropology at East Carolina University.

(30) "Maybe tomorrow will be better," I said, hanging up. "Who am I kidding?" I told Wolfe. "Tomorrow will be more of the same."

(31) Thomas Wolfe and James Joyce among many other literary greats have employed the form.

(32) The "ten" books that Henderson had mentioned were more like 200. including the complete works of Shakespeare, Thomas Wolfe and Oscar Wilde.

(33) In 2001, he affected the stylings of a twenty-first-century Tom Wolfe,(http:///wolfe.html) with white snakeskin shoes and bleached hair.

(34) Author Tom Wolfe wrote that Las Vegas is the only town in the world where the signs make up the skyline.

(35) Mr Wolfe believes after - tax performance will take on greater importance in the coming years.

(36) Sapir Wolfe hypothesis is a theory which had a great significance in Linguistics of last century, and its core is that language decides thinking.

(37) When F. Scott Fitzgerald heard of the death of Thomas Wolfe, he sent a message of condolence to Maxwell Perkins, their editor at Scribner.

(38) Dr Wolfe believes this sort of thing happens all the time.

(39) Ten years ago - when their surveillance vision was born - Wolfe and colleagues began studying viruses in Cameroonian hunters.

(40) Tom Wolfe once observed that you only knew you were in a new town when you began to see a new set of 7-Elevens.

(41) Now we're up to the '70s, dubbed by Tom Wolfe in New York magazine in 1976 as the "me decade."

(42) They may need a combination of brains, guts, strength and skill—the "right stuff" as Tom Wolfe called it—but they also need to be potty trainable.

(43) The process is a little like identifying Tom Wolfe by ignoring his suits and his spats and concentrating instead on his socks, but it gets results.

(44) The sort of thing that used to happen only in fiction can hardly compare to what's in the news today. The reality of our current politics and the economic meltdown—that's straight out of Tom Wolfe.

(45) The short story His Father's Earth by the American writer Thomas Wolfe is not only a story full of infinite messages but also a story full of possibilities of infinite explanations.