jan bos造句

• Jan Bos, the reigning overall world sprint champion, set a new rink record in the men's 1, 000.
• Soendral clocked one minute, 51 . 17 seconds to beat sprint world champion Jan Bos of the Netherlands.
• It was a Dutch sweep of the overall standings : Wennemars was followed by van Velde and Jan Bos.
• He won the first race beating all the favourites, while finishing second behind Jan Bos in the final race.
• Jan Bos of the Netherlands won the 500-meter race Tuesday at the World Cup speedskating meet, edging the Netherlands'Erben Wennemars.
• Jan Bos, skating for the Dutch because Erben Wennemars dislocated his shoulder in a fall in the 500, was fourth.
• As for hyacinths, Headley likes the old standbys : Delft Blue, Pink Pearl and Jan Bos, a rich, ruby red.
• Silver, Jan Bos, Netherlands.
• Another Japanese sprinter, Hiroyasu Shimizu, skated to second Saturday in 35.29, two-tenths of a second ahead of Dutchman Jan Bos.
• A fourth gold at stake, the men's 1, 000-meter title, went to Olympic silver medalist Jan Bos of the Netherlands.
• Van Velde's teammate Jan Bos was second, repeating his silver from four years ago, and American Joey Cheek got bronze.
• Postma won the 1, 000-meter event in 1 : 10.64 while teammate Jan Bos took the silver another . 07 back.
• Olympic silver medalist Jan Bos gave the Netherlands the day's fourth gold with a victory in the men's 1, 000 meters.
• His teammate, Jan Bos, won the silver in 1 : 10.71 and Hiroyasu Shimizu of Japan was third in 1 : 11.0.
• Jan Bos of the Netherlands was second in 1 : 14.95 and Kevin Overland of Canada was third in 1 : 15.17.
• The second-to-last pairing of Canada's Jeremy Wotherspoon and Dutchman Jan Bos, the two favorites for the gold medal, proved to be anti-climatic.
• Olympic silver medalist Jan Bos of the Netherlands won the day's fourth gold with a victory in the men's 1, 000 meters.
• Another Japanese sprinter, Hiroyasu Shimizu, skated to second Saturday in 35 . 29, two-tenths of a second ahead of Dutchman Jan Bos.
• The sprints will feature Jeremy Wotherspoon of Canada, Jan Bos of the Netherlands, Hiroyasu Shimizu of Japan and Manabu Horii of Japan.