Panyard

Related to Panyard: Steel drums

Pan´yard


n. 1. See Pannier.
Webster's Revised Unabridged Dictionary, published 1913 by G. & C. Merriam Co.
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The conference concluded with its usual "lime" (Trinidadian for hangout) at the Exodus panyard, which offered live steelpan and soca music.
Panyard shows how Michelangelo's ceiling frescoes demonstrate both knowledge of what Christians call the Old Testament, as well as real familiarity with the works of Dante and Savonarola.
Panyard tells the story of this achievement that was accomplished despite many obstacles.
Panyard identifies the various figures in the paintings and describes their roles in salvation history or other interesting details.
He allegedly arrived at the Sobers' business and home, New Age Trend Setters panyard (a steel drum theatre), demanding Deshon resume their relationship, before threatening to kill her and leaving.
Since the shootings, hundreds of mourners have flocked to the Tropical Angels Harps panyard in Chaguanas to pay their final respects.
Tina Panyard, who shops at a Walgreen store in Indianapolis at least twice a week, likes the new products and services at the store.
10.06.2010: Funny Laundry--stand-up comedy with Arthur Smith and Josh Widdicombe Locality: The Panyard
At The Bulletin of Philadelphia, Jim Panyard has been named senior managing editor; most recently, he was president and chief executive of the Pennsylvania Manufacturers' Association.