例句與造句

1. -- David J . Reibstein, a professor of marketing at the Wharton School at the University of Pennsylvania.
2. His fellow members included Andrew Slack and Seth Reibstein, founders of the Harry Potter Alliance, and Aaron Kagan.
3. He was survived by his wife, the former Marion Reibstein Ginsberg, as well as by two daughters, two sons and eight grandchildren.
4. Reibstein argued that the trial judge in 1964 had acted in accordance with the laws of the times, and he pledged that if the conviction was overturned, the case would be brought again.
5. David Reibstein, a professor of marketing at the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania, said that it would be a bit too harsh to describe manufacturers'list prices as a ruse.
6. It's difficult to find reibstein in a sentence. 用reibstein造句挺難的
7. "Frequent-flier miles, in many ways, have become an alternative currency, " said David Reibstein, a professor of marketing at the Wharton School at the University of Pennsylvania.
8. "Mr . Sparrow is the reason Mr . Moseley is in a chair in court today and wasn't put in the electric chair 30 years ago, " said Gene Reibstein, a prosecutor.
9. And David Reibstein, a marketing professor at the Wharton School of the University of Pennsylvania, noted that celebrity sponsorship " is usually done by less than superstars, and it could taint them a bit ."
10. Mark Frankel and Larry Reibstein of Newsweek question whether the the U . S .'s Parental Rights Amendment's stiffer legal standards for states to override parents is really the best way to balance the needs of two different types of families.
11. THE ` WANNA-BE'HUNT : " If ( Richard Jewell ) isn't charged with planting the bomb in Centennial Olympic Park . . . somebody has a lot of explaining to do, " write Newsweek's Larry Reibstein and Daniel Klaidman.
12. "It is becoming increasingly normal for couples to live together in their twenties or early thirties and many people have lived with one person prior to having a relationship where they might choose to have children, " said Dr . Janet Reibstein, an expert on relationships, and author of " Families through Divorce ."
13. "Given that work is with us on the beach, if we're going to find happiness and self-actualization on the beach, work is going to be a part of it, " said David Reibstein, a professor at the Wharton Business School who said consulting clients and former students regularly sent him e-mail messages late at night and in the early morning.