reed's in a sentence

1. reed's response did not disappoint:.

2. The most unusual is certainly Lou Reed's "Sally Can't Dance".

3. Reed's victim is believed to be a minor, aged between 12 and 18.

4. In 1991 and 1995 Arsenal FC had unofficial articles of Mr Reed's confiscated.

5. Exceptional quality is one of the key factors contributing to Hudson Reed's success.

6. Reed's childhood home was located on Donna Reed Drive in Denison but was destroyed by a fire in 1983.

7. Since Reed's surgery, at least five other women around the country whose cancers were upstaged by morcellation have come forth.

8. Reed's account has been disputed, however, and the explosion may have been due to a different cause, such as faulty construction.

9. John Reed's book will undoubtedly help to clear this question, which is the fundamental problem of the international labor movement.

10. The scars of the WWII have long disappeared but surprisingly, most of the locations of Carol Reed's 1949 film noir classic have remained unchanged.

11. In the scene where Bella goes to the Cullens house for the first time, when Nikki Reed's character had to break the bowl, she actually cut her hands.

12. At the end of March, 5 months after the surgery that spread Reed's cancer, Brigham and Women's—Noorchashm's own employer—did the thing no one expected.

13. Since the later 1990s Anderson collaborated with Lou Reed on a number of recordings, such as "Call On Me" from Reed's collaborative project, "The Raven".

14. This is what keeps him doggedly online, in the research, on the phone, whether he's home or sitting by Reed's hospital bed or driving her to and from chemo.

15. In February 2016 I wrote a laudatory article about this digital version of Reed's Nautical Almanac, a wealth of information on the coasts of western Europe.

16. Read, for instance, John Reed's account of Russia in 1917 in 'Ten Days that Shook the World' or George Orwell on Barcelona in 1936 in 'Homage to Catalonia'.

17. Earlier this year, Ralph Reed's Faith & Freedom Coalition announced it would spend $18 million to micro-target 125 million conservative voters before the midterms.

18. The concept was created when producer Bob Ezrin mentioned to Lou Reed that although the stories told by Reed's songs had great beginnings - they never really had an ending.