例句與造句

1. BY DAVID PLOTZ ( Distributed by New York Times Special Features)
2. The shows are usually hosted by David Plotz.
3. The Political Gabfest was the first, hosted by John Dickerson, Emily Bazelon and David Plotz.
4. In July 2014, Julia Turner replaced David Plotz, who had been editor of " Slate " since 2008.
5. "British and American journalism used to be competitive, sensational, overtly political and populist, " essayist David Plotz wrote recently.
6. It's difficult to find david plotz in a sentence. 用david plotz造句挺難的
7. Slate explains it all for you, in David Plotz's " Cherish These Cheeky Hucksters Before They're Gone ."
8. "He was grinning so broadly I thought he might eat the camera . " ( Slate's David Plotz on George W . Bush)
9. He appears on PBS's " Washington Week " and the " Slate Political Gabfest ", a weekly podcast with David Plotz and Emily Bazelon.
10. As David Plotz wrote in Slate, Gramm is a mean, bitter pessimist, but " he has benefited from one of the strangest prejudices of politics : that meanness is a synonym for integrity ."
11. David Plotz grew up in Washington, D . C ., the child of Dr . Judith Plotz, an English professor at The George Washington University, and Dr . Paul Plotz, researcher at the National Institutes of Health.
12. "' David Plotz "'( born January 31, 1970 ) is an Slate " since its inception in 1996, Plotz was the online magazine's editor from June 2008 until July 2014, succeeding Jacob Weisberg.
13. :For example, the David Carr, Erik Wemple and David Plotz have been tapped for The Washington Post, The New Yorker, The New York Times, Slate, Atlas Obscura, etc . It's no " shopper " if that's what is referring to earlier.
14. The challenge for Wilde lovers at the end of the 20th century is this : Find a way to appall . ( David Plotz, a senior writer for Slate, is based in Washington, D . C . ) Copyright 1998 Slate Visit Slate on the Web at : http : www . slate . com ( Distributed by New York Times Special Features)
15. There is absolutely nothing redeeming about South Carolina's strain of state-supported gambling, except as a case study in how not to go about it, as writer David Plotz relates in devastating fashion : " The state collects no taxes, imposes virtually no regulations, does not restrict who can own machines, does not require that the machines be honest, does not forbid children from playing them ."
16. Douglas Brinkley, the historian whom Slate magazine's David Plotz has now immortalized as " the William Ginsburg of the Kennedy death circus, " told us in Newsweek of " lunches at New York's Century Club or EATS Cafe, " while Jonathan Alter, two pages later, broke into the first person in his second sentence solely to advertise his intimacy with the Caroline Kennedy-Edwin Schlossberg nuptials.
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