例句與造句

1. According to the accounts of several officials involved, U . S . representatives grew distressed as the talks dragged on for months with the chief British negotiator, Attorney General Peter Goldsmith.
2. In a written statement to Parliament on Tuesday, the Attorney General, Lord Peter Goldsmith, said the case was brought to his attention " after charges were dismissed by the soldiers'commanding officers ."
3. "It seems like everyone's working out of their home, " said Peter Goldsmith, an account executive for the long distance company LDDS Communications who was processing applications at the job fair.
4. On Friday, Folkways celebrates its 50th anniversary with a concert at Carnegie Hall; the Smithsonian Press has just published Peter Goldsmith's biography of Asch, " Making People's Music : Moe Asch and Folkways Records ."
5. Any co-mingling of grain, however small, headed for a country that won't accept it endangers the entire shipment, said Peter Goldsmith, an assistant professor at the University of Illinois'College of Agriculture, Consumer and Environmental Sciences.
6. It's difficult to find peter goldsmith in a sentence. 用peter goldsmith造句挺難的
7. But Goldman's lawyers sought to depict the ruling as defining an area where, in the words of its lawyer, Lord Peter Goldsmith, " this sort of serious application is not to be used as another weapon in the armory " of a takeover defense.
8. During the late 1980s and 1990s, with the shift away from the socialist left of the party, and during Tony Blair's leadership of the Labour Party, notable senior Jewish politicians included Peter Mandelson, one of the architects of " New Labour ", Peter Goldsmith, Baron Goldsmith, The Lord Sainsbury of Turville, and Barry Townsley.
9. From the inquiry's resumption in January 2010, it heard predominantly from politicians and former government officials, including Alastair Campbell, Tony Blair's director of communications and on 2 February 2010, then-Secretary of State for International Development Clare Short, when she repeatedly criticised Blair, Attorney General Peter Goldsmith and others in the UK Government for what she maintained was deceiving her and other MPs in an attempt to obtain consent for the invasion of Iraq.