例句與造句

1. He emerged as a solo artist under the name Mike Bones.
2. He has worked regularly with producer Dave Fridmann and has collaborated on recordings with members of Mercury Rev, VietNam, Mike Bones and others.
3. They were pictured in the January 25, 1985 issue of " Billboard " with Electra Assylum staff members Mike Bone and Lisa Frank who was being held up by one of the band members.
4. Sessions took place throughout the second half of 2008 at Grays Inn Road and show the band continuing their series of explorations with live mainstays Mike Bones, Eben Bull and Sasha Vine, as well as John Coxen, Daniel Stewart and Graham Barton.
5. Mike Bone of Pacific Sports Productions Inc ., the sports marketing firm in Monrovia, Calif ., that represents Johnson, issued a statement that said : " Dave Johnson has never had a test result that showed he has used any illegal or banned substance.
6. It's difficult to find mike bones in a sentence. 用mike bones造句挺難的
7. The June 1987 US release of " Mary's Prayer " afforded the single a peak of number 23 on the cable Bone sent to Virgin Records that said "'Mary's Prayer'is my life " and prompted " Do Mike Bone a Favor.
8. Mike Bone, a 30-year music business veteran who was most recently Capricorn's general manager, has filed suit against the Walden family, claiming that they've reneged on an agreement to pay him 5 percent of the net proceeds of the sale to Volcano.
9. "' Mike Bones "'is the stage name of Mike Strallow, a New York based guitarist singer-songwriter who established himself as one of the top guitarists on the New York underground / independent scene for his work with Soldiers of Fortune, Damon McMahon, Lizzie Trulie, and the Mighty Flashlight.
10. -Odds & sods : Boston's own Curve of the Earth releases a single by the Maggots and sends it to the press with rice ( we think it's rice ), recalling the salad days of punk when Mercury Records'Mike Bone sent out dead rats with Boomtown Rats albums . . . . We are certain you didn't know next month was National Jukebox Month and the No . 1 song on the five-decade spanning " Top 40 Jukebox Singles of All Time " compilation is Patsy Cline's " Crazy, " penned by Willie Nelson . . . . New wave lives?