例句與造句

1. Steve Cullen, Symantec's senior vice president for consumer products, said there was nervousness after Thompson arrived.
2. They received a call from Steve Cullen, a tattoo artist in Connecticut who claimed he remembered giving the tattoo to a woman.
3. LightBuckets was founded in 2007 by Steve Cullen, a former software executive, and the observatories became active on June 12, 2008.
4. The MS-DOS port was coded by Nigel'Freddy'Conroy, Steve Cullen and Martin Randall, and was spearheaded by Martin Hooley.
5. "The biggest competition will be their customers'internal design teams, " said Steve Cullen, director of semiconductor research at InStat / MDR.
6. It's difficult to find steve cullen in a sentence. 用steve cullen造句挺難的
7. The tactics and training of the OSG and PORS are identical and the PORS Commander, Chief Superintendent Steve Cullen, is now also the head of the OSG.
8. Steve Cullen, an Atlanta salesman who twice voted against Clinton, said, " What Clinton did was despicable, but what they're doing is totally deplorable ."
9. But that's not as attractive an option as it was just a couple of years ago, according to Steve Cullen, a memory industry analyst for Cahners In-Stat Group.
10. Strong demand from computer-makers, building boxes for the holidays, have driven memory prices higher, said Steve Cullen, a chip analyst with the Cahners In-Stat Group, also in Scottsdale.
11. "This could go down in history as a major turning point for the semiconductor industry, " said Steve Cullen, director and principal analyst for semiconductor research at Cahners In-Sat Group, a technology research company.
12. "About 7 percent of the cost of desktop PCs is memory, and when a manufacturer sees that suddenly double, you can bet they're going to react, " said Steve Cullen, principal memory analyst at In-Stat market research.
13. Superintendent Steve Cullen said reports that O'Gara logged onto a computer at an Internet cafe three days after she disappeared had proved incorrect, and a 70-year-old man who said he saw a woman matching O'Gara's description sitting on a cliff-top near a coastal pathway linking two Sydney beaches had not been able to positively identify her.