waggener造句

• Microsoft will continue doing business with its main PR firm, Waggener Edstrom; indeed, a source told the Globe that Waggener helped Microsoft choose Miller for the consumer PR program.
• The school was established in 1925, and its unusual name was derived from the first two letters of each of the three area districts : Waggener, Hartford, and Mason.
• And a publicist, Claire Lematta, of the public relations firm Waggener Edstrom in Bellevue, Wash ., said : " There's been very little discussion of this.
• "Leonardo represents the fusion of art and science, " said the spokeswoman for Waggener-Edstrom of Portland, Ore ., who refused to be quoted by name.
• Thomas Waggener, Boeing's deputy director of product marketing, has spent much of his time on the road in recent months, educating airlines on the changes that are in store for the 747.
• Waggener is also one of the Waxploitation deejays ( a bunch of record spinners specializing in rare funk and soul ) and has printed posters for Epistrophy Arts, the jazz production company that Revenant partially underwrites.
• Blackwood was thrilled, and the two farmed out the project to Waggener's stepbrother, a 25-year-old San Marcos furniture maker named Reagan Johns, who carved the box by hand.
• The Associated Press received confirmation of the project from both Microsoft Corp .'s Waggener Edstrom public relations firm and London-based Red Consultancy, which handles such work for the software giant in England.
• Gardner is a member of a clique called the Groovers, whose other members include Kenneth Waggener ( Sam Robards ) who's engaged to be married, and ROTC geek Phil Hicks ( Judd Nelson ).
• The auction house, Christie's America, said the purchase was anonymous, but Gates'ownership was confirmed by a spokeswoman for Waggener / Edstrom, Gates'Portland, Ore ., public relations firm.
• It is not routed through Microsoft, nor does Microsoft require users to register, and it does not gather information through Media Player, said a spokesman for Waggener Edstrom, a public relations firm that represents Microsoft.
• "I think the coverage really reflects how much people believe they're going to be touched by personal computing, " said Pam Edstrom, a partner with Microsoft's publicity firm, Waggener Edstrom.
• "There are permits for everything, " said Colleen Lacter of Waggener Edstrom, a public relations firm representing Microsoft, emerging from a tent at Wollman Rink in Central Park after an MSN 8 promotional event.
• The spokeswoman, from the Waggener Edstrom agency in Portland, Ore ., which handles public relations for Microsoft, said he hoped to share the Codex with the public by lending it to museums, starting with one in Italy.
• Clarke was married to Ellen Meng Lanham ( 1909-1988 ), a native of Dallas, Texas, and the daughter of Frank Valentine Lanham, Sr ., and the former Ellen Waggener Wooldridge ( 1887-1963 ).
• An AP reporter specifically asked whether it was a hoax and was assured last week by Microsoft, its Portland, Oregon-based PR firm Waggener Edstrom and another PR firm in London, Red Consultancy, that the project was real.
• The instrument collection includes two nine-foot concert Steinway grand pianos, the Waggener Memorial Organ  a tracker two-manual pipe organ, a Richard Kingston harpsichord, and several Steinway grand pianos that are designated for piano majors to practice.
• The captain on my trip, Wendell Lantz; the first officer, Sharon Gallagher, and the engineer, Jim Waggener, are employees of United Parcel : They fly both cargo and passengers, wearing brown uniforms and neckties with the company logo.
• Malina Bragg, a spokeswoman with Microsoft's Waggener Edstrom public relations firm, said in an e-mail that the company did not know how many people were having trouble but that " it appears to affect a significant portion of our customers ."
• That spring of 1756, a pair of Indians, a remnant of a party recently defeated ( along with their French captain ) by a Capt . Jeremiah Smith at the head of the Old Fields and the lowermost of Waggener's two forts ) where they encamped.