pargeter old use , also: pargetter

Pargeter was dropped to make way for another candidate in August 2007.

'I can still remember standing there at the party when that woman Pargeter told me.

Pargeter herself died shortly after its publication, following a long illness.

Jane Pargeter had come much closer to losing her job than she pretended.

Ms Pargeter sees it as a “fairly mundane wish list”.

No, they bought the place in Bishops Pargeter just over a year ago.

No wonder she thought Jane Pargeter's job was in the bag.

Jane Pargeter threw her head back and contemplated the ceiling.

Jane Pargeter's blue eyes grew chill with anger or sadness.

Pargeter believed that patients were abused in these houses.

But the first three he checked didn't show Bishops Pargeter at all.

Four miles to the pub now, and then five more to Bishops Pargeter tomorrow.

The superintendent asked Jane Pargeter whether she had seen anyone else leave the party.

Jane Pargeter was one of those lucky people who looked better on television than in ordinary life, a woman transformed by the camera.

Chas was absent for six months in 2005, when Pargeter took maternity leave.

Bishops Pargeter is the name of a town?

Jane Pargeter drew back her lips in a gesture of unconcern.

The woman having lunch with Hugh Pargeter opened her eyes to an almost impossible extent.

Pargeter was born in Hertfordshire, the son and grandson of clergymen.

Pargeter remained in London for another year and then moved near Reading where he practiced medicine until 1795.

Into her life comes a Mrs. Pargeter, who starts off on the wrong foot.

He wondered where she was going to begin: with the stains or Jane Pargeter.

Pargeter turned her alert eyes to the sergeant.

Pargeter was convinced that the treatment of insanity must be based on management rather than on medicine.