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Kelly is no longer the most consistently successful roadman of recent years.

Wilson was a medicine man, who in 1880, became a peyote roadman.

When we first saw him in Paris soon after the war finished he was a novice, not a roadman at all.

Unlike the rest of Roadman, it boasts air conditioned facilities.

That wasn't surprising because I was still considered a roadman at that time.

Roadman served as a commander three times, twice in a hospital and once in a medical center.

It was not until everyone else had exclaimed in their astonished fashion, that the aged roadman spoke.

The newer wing of the building, Roadman South, was renovated and reopened in 2005.

Bert was a council roadman - one of the breed for whom I felt an abiding affinity.

The stadium, as well as the surrounding Roadman Park, are undergoing renovations.

The barrow was promptly shunted down the road, where it flattened the roadman - a man not known for his speed of movement.

Posted by roadman on August 19th, 2003.

Roadman entered the Air Force in May 1968.

Australia's Phil Anderson is a fine roadman.

The cross country, softball, soccer and tennis teams compete in the adjacent Roadman Park complex.

"You can't even get a baby sitter for $4.50 an hour," Dr. Roadman said.

He has been described as "a typical gutsy, attacking Australian roadman with an impressive professional palmarés".

The dormitory is named after the longtime president of the college, Dr. Earl Roadman (1936-1956).

Rouleur Roadman.

Mar 29, 1902), son of Jacob and Ann (King) Roadman.

V. The Adventure of the Spectacled Roadman.

One of the boys was the grandfather of Parrish Williams, a Ponca roadman.

The house was built of stone around the year 1799 and in 1882 was occupied by John Roadman (b.March 1821-d.

The bridge, completed in 1997, is also named after a Lithuanian roadman Česlovas Radzinauskas.

She has appeared in the independent feature films Offside, Carmilla Hyde and Roadman.