Searle

American

[surl] / sɜrl /

noun

Ronald (William Fordham) 1920–2011, British cartoonist and artist.

Searle British

/ sɜːl /

noun

Ronald ( William Fordham ). 1920–2011, British cartoonist, best known as the creator of the schoolgirls of St Trinian's

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Legal proceedings were then raised in August against three senior managers who were witnesses in the tribunal - Dr Kate Searle, Dr Maggie Currer and Esther Davidson.

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Billy Searle opened the scoring with an early penalty before lock James Thompson went over from a close-range drive.

From Barron's

But minutes later, Leicester No.8 Moro went through a huge gap in the home defence for another try converted by Searle.

From Barron's

Gerwyn Price defeated Ryan Searle 2-1, before Peter Wright lost to defending champion Mike de Decker by the same scoreline.

From BBC

The Guardian's Searle wrote about the drawings: "They are riotous and rhythmic, purposeful and compelling. There's no fudging. Kalu deserves to win this year's Turner Prize."

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