thacher in a sentence

1. Thacher, co-author Serge Onyper, PhD, and their research team studied 253 college students.

2. He was the son of Albany mayor, George Thacher, and the uncle of Albany mayor, John Boyd Thacher II.

3. Right then and there he thought of what his sponsor, ebby thacher had tol dhim about helping others.

4. His longtime friend Ebby Thacher introduced him to the principle that alcoholism requires a spiritual solution.

5. Thacher speculated that drinking more alcohol, which is known to disrupt sleep, may reduce the benefits of getting more sleep.

6. Yet, tragically, Ebby Thacher, the man who ignited Bill Wilson’s interest in spiritual self help, soon relapsed into drunkenness.

7. Kazan's wife, Molly Thacher, the reader for the Group, discovered Williams and awarded him a "prize that launched his career."[30]

8. John Boyd Thacher was the Mayor of Albany, New York and New York State Senator as well as an American manufacturer, writer, and book collector.

9. The drug was coursing through Wilson’s system when he received a visit from an old drinking buddy, Ebby Thacher, who had recently found religion and given up alcohol.

10. "I'm sure my father and Margaret Wise Brown would have wanted it in full color," says Thacher, who used a computer to recolorize the book in the same palette as Goodnight Moon.

11. He became an active scholar in writing after college and also became active in his father's business, the Thacher Car Wheel Works, which was one of the leading industries in Albany.

12. - In contrast to the other occupying powers, the USA directly supported and encouraged the reunification of Germany in 1990 (remember Thacher’s and Mitterand’s evil attempts to stop Germany’s reunification).

13. Now, thanks to Thacher, 52, whose birth was announced in the book's dedication and who is himself an accomplished children's book author and illustrator, My World has been given a second life -- with a new printing and a new look.

14. They are now stationed on our lines, and their shot have frequently proved fatal to British officers and soldiers who expose themselves to view, even at more than double the distance of common musket-shot.” – Thacher’s Military Journal during the American Revolutionary War