例句與造句

1. Like nations establishing diplomatic relations, Burlington and Union Pacific are exchanging operations superintendents.
2. Group operations superintendent Mark Price said hard-core rail enthusiasts find the steam engines " just beautiful ."
3. "The temperatures present a great challenge, " said Eugene C . Pollard, operations superintendent for the drilling work.
4. Clarence Willie, Brunswick's assistant operations superintendent, says upgrading school playgrounds is one of the school administration's top priorities.
5. The 120 antique aircraft began taking off from Long Beach Airport shortly after 8 a . m ., said Nancy Trent, airport operations superintendent.
6. It's difficult to find operations superintendent in a sentence. 用operations superintendent造句挺難的
7. About 25 percent of valuable items reported lost in the river are found during the annual cleaning, city River Operations Superintendent Lincoln St . George said.
8. "They are beautiful antiques, " operations superintendent Price said, " but a decision was made that running diesel would just diminish the railroad.
9. Mary Kay O'Connor, 34, had been with the company 12 years and had advanced to become operations superintendent, responsible for the day-to-day running of the plant.
10. According to Jenks operations superintendent Gary Head, the city " wants nothing to do with killing dogs . . . . It keeps us low-key and out of the public's eye.
11. "There's weeks where we get zero, or there's circumstances where there are weather problems and we'll get a dozen in a week, " said Bob Jarvis, operations superintendent at Bangor International.
12. Lincoln St . George, the city's river operations superintendent, did a little research and learned that the city still had 11 wooden benches that might have been on the River Walk in 1951 when Cash and Distin carved their names.
13. Melton worked nine WINFLY / summer seasons at McMurdo Sound as Williams Field facilities engineer / site supervisor, McMurdo operations superintendent, and McMurdo area manager, 1984 93, and then as National Science Foundation McMurdo Station manager from October 1998 to October 1999.
14. Bryan Mound is a natural salt dome formation filled with 2, 000-foot ( 600-meter ) deep holding caverns, each located another 2, 000 feet ( 600 meters ) in the ground, meaning the emergency oil extends nearly a mile ( 1.6 kilometers ) beneath the surface, operations superintendent Terry Easterling said.