herschberger造句

• Meet Henry and Mary Herschberger out of Arthur, Ill . They're retired grain farmers, grandparents and the owners of a 38-foot motor home that sells for more than $ 200, 000.
• In December 1936, Herschberger was found dead in the gas-filled basement of his home on W . 64th Street in Chicago His body was found by his 19-year-old daughter, Ruth.
• "It's faster than a horse, and it's fun, " said Herschberger, 20, who skates the 25 miles in two hours, almost twice as fast as an Amish buggy.
• In a third picture by Demarchelier, the twins are shown side by side in a Max Mara skirt and Joe's Jeans pants, with makeup credited to Gucci Westman and hair by Sally Herschberger, a celebrity stylist.
• In an ironic twist, " The Village Voice " would award " The Old Glory " with five of their Obie Theater Awards ( as noted above ) a year following their publication of Herschberger's negative article.
• "My advice, " said Herschberger, " is to take extra shear pins for the prop ( shear pins hold the propeller in place and are designed to shear off in the event it hits an obstruction ) and extra spark plugs.
• All these readers will then be sold to advertisers like Macy's, which will be paying rates at the lower end of those charged by any California daily, according to Peter R . Herschberger, vice president for sales and marketing at the new Examiner.
• Although several sources cite Heston as the first player from outside the Ivy League to be picked as a first-team All-American, Clarence Herschberger of Chicago and William Cunningham of Michigan were the first, receiving the honor in 1898 from Camp and Caspar Whitney respectively.
• Nobunaga, who takes his 21-foot Boston Whaler up Highway 395 every year, is big on safety, while Herschberger, whose most recent boat was a wood-and-glass outboard with a Johnson 35, is the Johnny-on-the-spot parts guy.
• Later in the half, Chicago drove the ball to Michigan's 30-yard-line, and the Maroons'All-American Clarence Herschberger kicked a field goal from placement to cut Michigan's lead to 6 to 5 . ( Field goals were counted as five points .)
• On Thanksgiving Day 1896, Stagg's Maroons defeated Michigan, 7 6, in " the first collegiate game of football played under a roof . " Chicago won the game, 21-12, as Clarence Herschberger kicked three field goals ( each worth five points under 1897 rules ).
• For example, on the eve of the Civil War there were no fewer than seven baseball teams in distant New Orleans, none of which belonged to the NABBP; a tabulation by historian Richard Herschberger turned up over 900 baseball clubs by 1860, in which year the Association's membership stood at 60.
• Poetry contributors included Karl Shapiro who contributed three sonnets from the " Place of Love "; Kay Boyle, Louis Aragon, Ruth Herschberger, Demetrios Capetanakis ( " Emily Dickinson " ) and Coleman Rosenberger, who wrote " Manet in the Sale Mines at Merkers " and also served as an editorial adviser.
• He later coached and was president of the University Athletic Association; and he has been called the father of the Western Collegiate Football Association, subsequently named " The Big Ten . " The Academy's football tradition was carried on by such legendary coaches as Clarence Herschberger and especially Ralph Jones whose teams during the 1920s stood among the finest in the entire country.