例句與造句

1. Her son, Andrew Barnes, is the editor and chief executive of The St . Petersburg Times.
2. Andrew Barnes, a newspaper journalist for more than 40 years, has served as a board member since 1996.
3. Andrew Barnes, the editor of The St . Petersburg Times, argues that newspaper editorial judgments are " not a zero-sum game.
4. COLLEGE LEADER : Andrew Barnes can always say he once led the U . S . Open _ even if it was for only a few minutes.
5. Andrew Barnes, chairman and CEO of the St . Petersburg Times since 1988, will retire on May 15 _ his 65th birthday, the newspaper announced Wednesday.
6. It's difficult to find andrew barnes in a sentence. 用andrew barnes造句挺難的
7. Poynter was succeeded by Eugene Patterson ( 1978 to 1988 ), Andrew Barnes ( 1988 to 2004 ) and Paul C . Tash ( 2004 to present ).
8. "Jack Lake combined newspaper values and community values better than any man I've known, " said Andrew Barnes, editor, chairman and chief executive officer of the Times.
9. Andrew Barnes, chief executive of Times Publishing, parent of The St . Petersburg Times, said in a Dec . 26 letter in the newspaper that the debt to the Poynter Institute for Media Studies had been paid.
10. At the 2007-08 CAP-7 wrestling tournament, the Wolverines placed 4th out of 7th thanks to help from Captains Gray Gerald and Andrew Killion, with their 1st place wins, junior Andrew Barnes with a 3rd place win freshman Eric White with their 4th place wins.
11. The redesign work necessary to create the Jaguar / TWR JV6 engine was undertaken by Andrew Barnes, TWR's Powertrain Manager, and also involved Swiss engine builder Max Heidegger who had designed and built the race engines used in the XJR-10 and XJR-11 racing cars.
12. Andrew Barnes, chairman of the Poytner Institute, the school that owns The St . Petersburg Times, said on Sunday that, as he understood current law, an organization registered as a nonprofit group under section 501 ( c ) 3 of the federal tax code is barred from owning operating for-profit companies, unless the nonprofit is a hospital, a school or a church.
13. Other members of the Pulitzer Prize Board are Columbia University President Lee C . Bollinger; Andrew Barnes, chairman and chief executive officer of the St . Petersburg ( Fla . ) Times; Amanda Bennett, editor of the Lexington ( Ky . ) Herald-Leader; Louis D . Boccardi, president and CEO of The Associated Press; Joann Byrd, editor of the Seattle Post-Intelligencer's editorial page; Henry Louis Gates Jr ., W . E . B . DuBois Professor of Humanities at Harvard University; Donald E . Graham, chairman of The Washington Post Co .; Anders Gyllenhaal, executive editor of the Star Tribune of Minneapolis; Jay T . Harris, former publisher of the San Jose ( Calif . ) Mercury News; David A . Klatell, interim dean of Columbia's Graduate School of Journalism; Richard Oppel, editor of the Austin ( Texas ) American-Statesman; Rena Pederson, editorial page editor and vice president of The Dallas Morning News; Mike Pride, editor of the Concord ( N . H . ) Monitor; William Safire, columnist, The New York Times; Paul Steiger, managing editor of The Wall Street Journal; and Sig Gissler, administrator of the prizes.
14. Other members of the Pulitzer Prize board are Columbia University President George Rupp; Andrew Barnes, chairman and CEO of the St . Petersburg ( Fla . ) Times; Joann Byrd, editor of the Seattle Post-Intelligencer's editorial page; John S . Carroll, editor and executive vice president of the Los Angeles Times; Henry Louis Gates Jr ., W . E . B . DuBois Professor of Humanities at Harvard University; Tom Goldstein, dean of the Columbia School of Journalism; Doris Kearns Goodwin, historian and biographer; Donald E . Graham, chairman, The Washington Post Co .; Jay T . Harris, former publisher, San Jose ( Calif . ) Mercury News; William B . Ketter, vice president and assistant to the publisher of The Boston Globe; Richard Oppel, editor of the Austin ( Texas ) American-Statesman; Rena Pederson, editorial page editor and vice president of The Dallas Morning News; Mike Pride, editor of the Concord ( N . H . ) Monitor; Sandra Mims Rowe, editor of The ( Portland ) Oregonian; William Safire, columnist, The New York Times; Paul Steiger, managing editor, The Wall Street Journal, and Seymour Topping, administrator of the prizes.