例句與造句

1. It was named to honor American Revolutionary War Intelligence Officers, Colonel David Henley and General Israel Putnam.
2. Early in 1777, Washington offered command of one of these additional regiments to David Henley of Massachusetts, who accepted.
3. The bridge and its associated street are named for Colonel David Henley, a War Department agent stationed in Knoxville in the 1790s.
4. It's too early to tell, said David Henley, superintendent of the East Middlesex ( Mass . ) Mosquito Control Project.
5. The theory was developed by Marshall Sahlins in the Pacific region and is described by David Henley using the North Sulawesi region in Indonesia as his prime case study.
6. It's difficult to find david henley in a sentence. 用david henley造句挺難的
7. Byers turned the letter over to Colonel David Henley ( a foe of Blount ) in Knoxville, and Henley in turn delivered it to Secretary of State Timothy Pickering.
8. The agent turned the letter over to his superior, Colonel David Henley in Knoxville, and Henley in turn sent it to Pickering ( who had since become Secretary of State ).
9. "When we write tracks we try to represent things going on around us, " said David Henley, who along with Justin Langlands makes up the creative core of Pressure Drop.
10. Camp invitees Alexandre Alain, lane Scheidl, Ryan Verbeek, David Henley, Sean O'Rourke, Carlie Vasaturo, Ben Wilson, Mark Grametbauer, and Joel Martin were part of the initial roster cuts.
11. In the early 1990s, largely through the efforts of citizen activist David Henley of Virginia, legislation ( S . Con . Res 110, and H . R . 1628 ) was introduced in the 102nd Congress by ideological opposites Sen . Steve Symms ( R-ID ) and Rep . Nita Lowey ( D-NY ).
12. "We will not understand the nature of those societies better if, whether out of embarrassment, disbelief, or lack of interest, we choose to ignore either the ease with which they were often brought under colonial control, or the evidence that'Stranger-Kings'were perceived as fulfilling useful functions among them . " David Henley in " Jealousy and Justice " ( p . 89)
13. Colonel David Henley, Washington's intelligence chief for a short period in 1778, received these instructions when he wrote to Washington for guidance : " Besides communicating your information as it arises . . . . you might make out a table or something in the way of columns, under which you might range, their magazines of forage, grain and the like, the different corps and regiments, the Works, where thrown up, their connexion, kind and extent, the officers commanding, with the numbers of guns & ca . & ca.