例句與造句

1. Former Chancellor Lord Lawson used an interview in Exaro, by David Hencke, to call for an orderly dismantling of the Euro.
2. David Hencke's book on these events selects Darlington as one of four case studies and explores the political vulnerability of the college.
3. Exaro senior reporter David Hencke won the Political Journalist of the Year 2012 award for his work uncovering tax avoidance in the civil service.
4. Exaro's campaign for an inquiry into child sex abuse was nominated for Campaign of the Year, and reporter David Hencke was nominated for Political Journalist of the Year.
5. Previously, Johnson had been the principal researcher for David Hencke and Francis Beckett's " Marching to the Fault Line : The Miners'Strike and the Battle for Industrial Britain " ( 2009 ).
6. It's difficult to find david hencke in a sentence. 用david hencke造句挺難的
7. The book claims that the baby boomer generation inherited the good years, and pulled the ladder up after them . " Blair Inc : The Man Behind The Mask ", co-written with David Hencke and Nick Kochan, was published in March 2015.
8. In response, with co-author David Hencke, Beckett insisted that the writers were not jackals but lifelong trade unionists, and asserted that " . . . for Murray to try to make out that you are doing something bad by buying or reading our book is not just censorship, but also the bitterest form of ideological rigidity and sectarianism ".
9. His biography of Tony Blair, written with " The Guardian " s Westminster Correspondent David Hencke, is hostile and damaging, and his 2009 book, " Marching to the Fault Line ", also written with David Hencke, is according to Seumas Milne, " the first attempt since its immediate aftermath to offer a full account of the [ miners'] strike . " It is, according to Neil Kinnock, " full of vital insights and written with a sense of pace that does justice to the tragic drama . " He was general editor of the series of 20 books, " Prime Ministers of the Twentieth Century ".
10. His biography of Tony Blair, written with " The Guardian " s Westminster Correspondent David Hencke, is hostile and damaging, and his 2009 book, " Marching to the Fault Line ", also written with David Hencke, is according to Seumas Milne, " the first attempt since its immediate aftermath to offer a full account of the [ miners'] strike . " It is, according to Neil Kinnock, " full of vital insights and written with a sense of pace that does justice to the tragic drama . " He was general editor of the series of 20 books, " Prime Ministers of the Twentieth Century ".