clammer

The superior Clammer was not overliked by his co- players.

I stand watching the clammer for a moment.

"He's still a clammer, but five years ago I had a chance to buy this boat and go into lobstering."

White sent a long fly back of Clammer.

Ms. Clammer responded, leaning in, her voice soft but insistent.

Ms. Clammer, 61, is an educational therapist who works with dyslexic children and adults by day.

And it wasn't easy being a clammer.

Reddy Clammer used every possible incident and artifice to bring himself into the limelight.

Clammer was carried off the field into the dressing room and a physician was summoned out of the audience.

But Clammer became absolutely wild with rage.

He could have received it in his hands, but that would never have served Reddy Clammer.

One might be the body of a clammer who sailed from Atlantic Highlands and was reported missing several months ago, the authorities said.

That's why I became a clammer.

Ms. Clammer estimates that tenants of only half of the 11 apartments on her floor will participate.

The clammer's workday is a strenuous one.

Pigott, a fisherman and clammer, was approximately their own age but had been essentially their caretaker.

When another tenant had no place to go during the evacuation, Ms. Clammer found a bed in a friend's apartment uptown.

ON any given summer's day, Hallocks Bay will see a few boats pass by and maybe a clammer or two.

That applause was wine to Reddy Clammer.

The diving surf clammer should carry a nylon mesh bag in which to carry the clams.

Ms. Clammer asked.

On the horizon there might have been a silent clammer, a small saiboat or cruiser, but not a jet ski or Cigarette boat in sight.

Paul Clammer is an English travel writer best known for books on challenging destinations including Sudan and Afghanistan.

Whereupon the whole audience roared, and in discomfiture Reddy Clammer went in search of his bat.

"It's going to happen," said Matty Stockbridge, a clammer on the Victoria Elizabeth.