thorp , also: thorpe

Thorp is no longer involved in operation of the company.

Bob Thorp was standing by the door, as if he were an honor guard.

Thorp Dog has even asked me to head up the human liaison team.

The dog that had eaten Thorp was the first to rise.

Thorp squinted until he made me out against the lights.

He sat in Thorp's office chair with an air of authority that simply did not make sense under the circumstances.

When he was not coaching, Thorp also worked as an official for college football games.

Thorp thought about the situation for almost a minute.

"The little girl might have heard you use them with Thorp or with her brother."

When numbers were first used on players' guernseys in 1912, Thorp received the number 5.

By the early 1880s, farming was beginning to take hold in the area around Thorp, and the open range began to shrink.

Shannon and Thorp also applied the same theory to the stock market with even better results.

Thorp retired from business at the age of 50 to devote more time to his scientific studies.

In his debut season, Thorp walked straight into the team and played all eighteen games.

I let Thorp scoop me on the big story.

Here and there in the crowd was one who stood stock still, like Thorp, as if dazed.

She had seen something odd at the Thorp house.

He put down the receiver and turned to Thorp.

The government decided to order another report, this time led by former judge Thomas Thorp.

The first services were held at the Thorp school house, with a permanent church structure being erected in 1897.

As a young college graduate, Thorp worked at a detective agency owned by his father.

Beaten to death by Bob Thorp, the chief of police?

It has been speculated in modern times that Thorp was aboriginal.

The pay office of employees and the commissary were also located at Thorp.

Thorp's character was killed off during the second episode.