Lovelady

Hence, the name "Lovelady" for such a prison unit would be/is incongruous with the facts, not including the fact that no such unit (Lovelady) exists.

VERBATIM: The Language Quarterly Vol XIII No 4 1986

The irony, Lovelady says, is that next year he was planning to hold a press conference, and out himself.

Frank Sidebottom ... 'He'd have died to be in the charts' 2010

Lovelady says Sievey wanted to be in the charts with the Freshies, but not as Frank.

Frank Sidebottom ... 'He'd have died to be in the charts' 2010

Over-edited, over-lawyered, said Lovelady, formerly Managing Editor of the Inquirer.

Jay Rosen: Judith Miller and Her Times 2008

The Redhawks were on a roll until a 3-point attempt by Ashley Lovelady wedged between the rim and the basket.

USATODAY.com - Women's Basketball - SE Missouri vs. Oklahoma 2006

` ` They had to prove to us they could make outside shots, '' Lovelady said.

USATODAY.com - Women's Basketball - SE Missouri vs. Oklahoma 2006

Lovelady stated if voters want to know that their ballots were successfully delivered, Military Postal Offices offer the United States Postal Service USPS Certified Mail product for a fee of $3.06 or the Delivery Confirmation product using Priority Mail for a fee of $5.25.

Check the Box - SpouseBUZZ 2008

Add to this the obvious journalistic incompetence of other names like Nick Coleman, Steve Lovelady, etc.

The Judy chronicles « BuzzMachine 2005

Lovelady: (chuckles) Well, I really appreciate it.

Messin’ Up Your Game Sean 2006

Journalists "feel like they've never been under greater attack," Lovelady says.

The End of News? Massing, Michael 2005