例句與造句

1. A native of Dallas, Texas, Benners attended Sewanee, and later Southern Methodist in Dallas, where he was part in one of the greatest upsets in college football history.
2. Alternating Rote's runs with Benners'passes, the Mustangs swept downfield one last time, 67 yards until they stood, again, in the shadow of the Irish goal.
3. Other authors known to have used the name are William J . Benners, William Wallace Cook, Frederick Dacre, Charles Garvice, Thomas C . Harbaugh, and Thomas W . Henshaw.
4. Adimari writes : " Although Benners had many sweethearts he never married . " He was engaged to Laura Jean Libby, a romance writer, from 1891-1893 but they were not wed.
5. He also became the fourth SMU quarterback to top 1, 000 career rushing yards and moved past Fred Benners into sixth place on the all-time Mustangs passing list with 3, 487 yards.
6. It's difficult to find benners in a sentence. 用benners造句挺難的
7. The papers consist of : letters to Benners from family members, various authors, and publishers; fragments of dime novel manuscripts; several research and accounting notebooks; and miscellany such as scrapbooks and photos.
8. Stationed at tailback in the spread, Rote _ noted primarily for his running ( Fred Benners was the passing tailback ) _ completed three passes on SMU's first drive, and a pattern was established.
9. Benners connected on TD passes of 57, 37, 31 and four yards to four different receivers as the Mustangs beat the Fighting Irish in what was one of the highlights in a 3 6 1 season.
10. It is not known how much of that sum was profit, but we do know that Benners profited handsomely selling the stories of romance writer Charlotte M . Brame, who wrote under the pseudonym Bertha M . Clay.
11. Texas teams had been famous for their aerial circuses, dating to Sammy Baugh at TCU and Gerald Mann, the Little Red Arrow of SMU . Later, the Mustangs kept the tradition alive with Fred Benners and Don Meredith.
12. It was when Benners was about thirty that he began his " vast letter correspondence with the popular writers of the day " according to Ralph Adimari in his biography of Benners in " Dime Novel Round-Up ".
13. It was when Benners was about thirty that he began his " vast letter correspondence with the popular writers of the day " according to Ralph Adimari in his biography of Benners in " Dime Novel Round-Up ".
14. Quarterback Fred Benners led the Mustangs to perhaps their greatest win of the decade when he completed 22 of 42 passes for 336 yards to beat Notre Dame, 27 20, in Notre Dame, Indiana on October 13, 1951.
15. Ralph F . Cummings, the " DNRU " editor who nursed Benners in his last years and referred to the man as Uncle Billee wrote to Adimari that Benners's nieces " didn't believe in his letters falling into other hands.
16. Ralph F . Cummings, the " DNRU " editor who nursed Benners in his last years and referred to the man as Uncle Billee wrote to Adimari that Benners's nieces " didn't believe in his letters falling into other hands.
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