例句與造句

1. Montgomery County forensic expert David McGill testified that the note read : " For you Mr . police, call me God.
2. He was born in Montreal on June 22, 1860, the son of David McGill of Lanarkshire, Scotland, and Jane Walker of Montreal.
3. Dale Clevenger, horn; Larry Combs, clarinet; Alex Klein, oboe; David McGill, bassoon; Daniel Barenboim, piano / conductor ( Chicago Sym.
4. We have his last instrumental piece, the Duett-Concertino from 1947 for the odd assembly of clarinet ( Larry Combs ), bassoon ( David McGill ) and strings.
5. David McGill of the Los Angeles Police Department, in charge of the officers guarding the area, said, " Like everybody, I wasn't anticipating the verdict today ."
6. It's difficult to find david mcgill in a sentence. 用david mcgill造句挺難的
7. One witness on Wednesday, Montgomery County forensic expert David McGill, listed items found in the Chevrolet Caprice where Malvo and Muhammad were arrested on Oct . 24 at a highway rest stop near Myersville, Maryland.
8. Montgomery County forensic expert David McGill testified that a note left at the Silver Spring, Maryland, location where bus driver Conrad Johnson was slain Oct . 22 read : " For you Mr . police, call me God.
9. David McGill notes these facts in his " Ghost Towns of New Zealand " ( 1980 ) and notes further :  The isolated region grew intrepid men like George Dewar s brother, Tom, who crossed the Andes on foot . 
10. Her concert tour of France was praised by the La Republique Du Centre as  Superb concert at the oratory,   enchanted her audience,   magistral interpretation of L Isles Joyeuse by Claude Debussy,   all in nuances & &  In 2004, she was invited to premiere Milde s bassoon concert etudes with David McGill; the principal bassoon of Chicago Symphony Orchestra at the famed international double reed festival in North Carolina.
11. David McGill writes :  George Dewar has written the Chaslands story from its heyday, in the 1890s to its lowdays in the 1950s  stories of lobster feasts, of eel for breakfast, dinner and tea, of mud up to your neck, the awesome chopping of the Browdens and Jack Churchfield, and the midwife Mrs Churchfield, who always knew the sex and time of birth, something medical science has not yet bettered .