例句與造句

1. A 24-yard field goal by Jeremy Ito gave Rutgers a 26-14 lead.
2. Jeremy Ito's 27-yard field goal flipped the lead back over to Rutgers 27-24.
3. Jeremy Ito kicked a 24-yard field goal with 5 : 23 left to give Rutgers a 9-6 lead.
4. In the fourth quarter, Rutgers took the lead on a 48-yard Jeremy Ito field goal, giving Rutgers a 33-31 lead.
5. But the Scarlet Knights could not come up with the needed big play and had to settle for five field-goal attempts from the freshman Jeremy Ito.
6. It's difficult to find jeremy ito in a sentence. 用jeremy ito造句挺難的
7. Freshman Leon Patton, Kansas State's leading rusher, fumbled at the Wildcats'22 near the end of the quarter, setting up the second of Jeremy Ito's three field goals.
8. Westerman was named second team All Big East following the season along with teammates Brian Leonard, Cameron Stephenson, Pedro Sosa, Jeremy Ito, Ramel Meekins, Devraun Thompson, Ron Girault and Courtney Greene.
9. Arizona State took its first lead of the game on a 22-yard pass from Carpenter to Terry Richardson, making it 31 27 ASU . Jeremy Ito's 52-yard field goal cut the lead to 31-30 for Rutgers.
10. In 2006, Rutgers began the season with nine straight wins, culminating in a momentous 25-point comeback victory against the 3rd-ranked Louisville Cardinals in what became known as the " Pandemonium In Piscataway " game, with kicker Jeremy Ito sealing the 28-25 win with a late field goal.
11. "That was an ugly, ugly, ugly win, " said quarterback Paul Peterson, who contributed to the ugliness with two interceptions and a fumble that led to Rutgers breaking a 7-7 halftime stalemate with Jeremy Ito's 24-yard field goal with 4 : 57 left in third quarter.
12. The 2006 team featured players such as Maxwell Award finalist, All-American halfback Ray Rice, quarterback Mike Teel, fullback Brian Leonard, tight end Clark Harris, wide receiver Tiquan Underwood, All-American defensive tackle Eric Foster, safety Courtney Greene, kicker Jeremy Ito, and punter Joe Radigan, who holds the longest-punt record ( 78 yards ) in Rutgers history.