例句與造句

1. News America Publishing Thursday named Steven Reddicliffe editor in chief of TV Guide.
2. Steven Reddicliffe, the editor-in-chief of Parenting magazine, said.
3. But Steven Reddicliffe, the editor in chief of TV Guide, defended his magazine's investigation into the matter.
4. Quoted in the article was Steven Reddicliffe, editor of Parenting magazine, who called their genre " the Letterman-ization of the entire culture ."
5. "Advertising has become one of the most entertaining and talked-about parts of TV viewing, " said Steven Reddicliffe, editor in chief of TV Guide.
6. It's difficult to find steven reddicliffe in a sentence. 用steven reddicliffe造句挺難的
7. Steven Reddicliffe, editor-in-chief of Parenting magazine, will become the editor-in-chief of TV Guide, one of America's largest weekly magazines.
8. And Steven Reddicliffe, editor in chief at TV Guide magazine in New York, said : " People may find it objectionable in a situation comedy or an hourlong drama.
9. Steven Reddicliffe, the editor of TV Guide, said the magazine has done extremely well in the past with youth-oriented covers on " Dawson's Creek,"
10. "It's going be an empty prime-time landscape next season, " sighed TV Guide editor-in-chief Steven Reddicliffe Friday, sounding as bereft as any fan.
11. "A minivan is a virtual necessity, " said Steven Reddicliffe, the editor of TV Guide, the former editor of Parenting magazine and the father of Anna, Rebecca and James, age 5.
12. "I really don't think you should say, " the president of the Museum of Television and Radio cautioned a second time as Steven Reddicliffe's finger came close to pointing out TV Guide's most valuable cover.
13. Don Ohlmeyer, president of NBC's West Coast division, fired off a letter last week to Steven Reddicliffe, the editor in chief of TV Guide, calling the cover " as close to an ad for a failing Fox show as could possibly be imagined ."
14. According to Media Matters, the photos depict " New York Times " reporter Jacques Steinberg with yellowed teeth, " his nose and chin widened, and his ears made to protrude further . " The other image, of Times television editor Steven Reddicliffe, had similar yellow teeth, as well as " dark circles . . . under his eyes, and his hairline has been moved back ."