waggener造句

• The baby _ the couple's first _ was named Jennifer Katharine, not for any family member but because both " were names Bill and Melinda liked and landed on, " according to Microsoft publicist Alison O'Brien of Waggener-Edstrom, Portland-based public relations consultants.
• Waggener Edstrom ( see here ) is a good example of awards done properly, by including those mentioned in profile stories from secondary sources independent of the award itself . user : Smallbones is correct that we have to be especially careful in the marketing / advertising field, where awards are abundant and often paid for.
• Waggener took Ayler's improvisational techniques when designing the silk-screened, chapter-heading graphics for the " Holy Ghost " book . " Satch and I had no plan going in, " Waggener says . " We would start with a pictures of Ayler, some leaves and grasses from the yard, and a bottle of wine.
• Waggener took Ayler's improvisational techniques when designing the silk-screened, chapter-heading graphics for the " Holy Ghost " book . " Satch and I had no plan going in, " Waggener says . " We would start with a pictures of Ayler, some leaves and grasses from the yard, and a bottle of wine.
• Two days after the draw, United States Navy Lieutenants George W . D . Covell and R . S . Waggener took off from San Diego, California in their Tremaine Humming Bird " Spirit of John Rodgers " to fly to Oakland, flew into a fog bank, crashed into an ocean cliff at Point Loma, and died.
• What became to be known as the Marine Air Support Radar Team, ( TPQ 10-Devastate Charlie ), all began at the Naval Air Missile Test Center, Point Mugu, CA in 1949 . A small group of Marines, four officers ( Captains Dalby, Johnston, Dressin and First Lt . Harris ) and eight enlisted technicians ( MSgts Hayden, Holtz, Dickover; TSgt Seissiger; SSgt Leber, Waggener, Darrow; and Cpl Gramza ) formed an ad hoc Marine organization, called the Marine Guided Missile Section.
• According to the Geographic Names Information System, Fort Pleasant was also known throughout its existence as " Fort Hopewell " and " Waggener's Lower Fort . " ( The latter name distinguished it from Fort Buttermilk, also known as " Fort Waggener ", about 5 miles upstream and also built by Capt . Waggener in 1756 . ) It was also sometimes called " Fort Van Meter ", a name now commonly given to another Van Meter family fort some nine miles downstream at the northern end of The Trough which was built around the same time.
• According to the Geographic Names Information System, Fort Pleasant was also known throughout its existence as " Fort Hopewell " and " Waggener's Lower Fort . " ( The latter name distinguished it from Fort Buttermilk, also known as " Fort Waggener ", about 5 miles upstream and also built by Capt . Waggener in 1756 . ) It was also sometimes called " Fort Van Meter ", a name now commonly given to another Van Meter family fort some nine miles downstream at the northern end of The Trough which was built around the same time.
• According to the Geographic Names Information System, Fort Pleasant was also known throughout its existence as " Fort Hopewell " and " Waggener's Lower Fort . " ( The latter name distinguished it from Fort Buttermilk, also known as " Fort Waggener ", about 5 miles upstream and also built by Capt . Waggener in 1756 . ) It was also sometimes called " Fort Van Meter ", a name now commonly given to another Van Meter family fort some nine miles downstream at the northern end of The Trough which was built around the same time.
• The resulting survey encompassed 52, 302 acres ( or 80 square miles ) and was subdivided in the 1780s as follows : 9, 876 acres  including the present side of Point Pleasant  to Andrew Lewis, 5, 000 acres for George Muse, 5, 000 acres for Peter Hogg, 8, 000 acres for Andrew Stephens, another 3, 000 acres for Peter Hogg, another 5, 026 acres for George Muse, 3, 400 acres for Andrew Waggener, 6, 000 acres for John Poulson, 6, 000 acres for John West.