例句與造句

1. No sign of the lesser Seattle Seahawk yet, but it's bound to turn up.
2. However unrecognizable this portrait to most residents, Lesser Seattle can relax _ Kinsley excepted, people are not moving here in droves.
3. This is where a movement called Lesser Seattle Inc . arose several years ago against the " greaterism " that some felt the civic boosters were foisting on the city.
4. Over the years, he promoted what he called " Lesser Seattle, " a mythical organization that tried to encourage people to visit the city, but not stay.
5. By a whole lot, with the death Friday of Emmett Watson, this town's favorite native-son columnist and the man whose not-so-gentle xenophobia created the Lesser Seattle movement.
6. It's difficult to find lesser seattle in a sentence. 用lesser seattle造句挺難的
7. He was the founder and leader of " Lesser Seattle, " a parody of Greater Seattle, Inc ., which advocated several schemes for Seattle's civic improvement and development that Watson considered ill-advised.
8. The newcomers bred deep resentments among established residents, who responded by forming such groups as the " Committee for a Lesser Seattle " and coining terms like " Californication " to describe what they saw happening to the landscape.
9. He delighted and debunked with a broad and bodacious pen, but is perhaps remembered by many for his creation and periodic crusades in the name of Lesser Seattle, aimed at emigre Californians, New Yorkers and the rest of us who he felt were overloading lifeboat Seattle.
10. But this is also a city where the so-called lesser Seattle movement has a strong hold, a city that has voted in the past to stop construction of new freeways and to cap the number and height of skyscrapers, and has kept apartments out of its distinct neighborhoods of detached houses.
11. There's an inviting patio, a laid-back staff, blue-check plastic tablecloths, menus on brown paper bags and Emmett memorabilia ( he still writes for The Seattle Times and likes to call himself mayor of Lesser Seattle, as in : " Tourists, go home ! " ) . 1916 Pike Place, in the rear of the Soames-Dunn Building . 206-448-7721.