例句與造句

1. Additionally, writer David Paulsen continues as story editor.
2. Additionally, series newcomers Hollace White and Stephanie Garman replace David Paulsen as story editors.
3. After two years as story editor, writer David Paulsen is now billed executive story editor.
4. "We'd like to find out more about what David Paulsen knew, " the official said Monday.
5. Executive producer Leonard Katzman remains, as do producer David Paulsen, assistant producer Cliff Fenneman and story editor Mitchell Wayne Katzman.
6. It's difficult to find david paulsen in a sentence. 用david paulsen造句挺難的
7. A lawyer for David Paulsen said the family had been subpoenaed to testify next Tuesday before a Federal grand jury in Oklahoma City.
8. Writer David Paulsen, who joined the series for season four, takes on the duty of the show's story editor.
9. Now, for season 10, former writer / story editor David Paulsen replaces Brown, and Katzman is promoted executive producer, replacing veteran Philip Capice.
10. The ninth and final 1988 89 season brought a move from Wednesday to Thursday, and new Executive Supervising Producer David Paulsen, who took over the plotting of the series.
11. Nicholas said that they stored the packages in a shed near his house and that McVeigh took them to Chicago later, when he went to see David Paulsen, a gun and military surplus dealer.
12. David Paulsen of Chicago, whose parents own a military supply store in Antigo, Wisconsin, " has had some problems on a polygraph test about the bombing, " said the senior official, who spoke on condition of anonymity.
13. _David Paulsen and his father, Ed, drew investigators'attention when David Paulsen's business card was found in the Oklahoma police car in which McVeigh was taken to jail after being stopped because his car did not have a license plate.
14. _David Paulsen and his father, Ed, drew investigators'attention when David Paulsen's business card was found in the Oklahoma police car in which McVeigh was taken to jail after being stopped because his car did not have a license plate.
15. "I think it's the devil at work, " said David Paulsen, 46, an Abstract Expressionist painter who moved here in 1994 from a loft in Brooklyn, partly for the natural beauty and partly because the rents were cheap.