attarian造句

• Dr . David Attarian told The Palm Beach Post there were problems with the knee when he first examined Bure _ three games after the goal-scoring threat arrived from the Canucks.
• Attarian said his examination revealed Bure's first reconstruction was already stretching when the Panthers signed him, and " that set him up for a series of injuries,"
• The All About Jazz review by Hrayr Attarian states " Expressive and frantic at times, tender and impressionistic at others this cohesive and fascinating record is a reflection of a shared artistic vision.
• The All About Jazz review by Hrayr Attarian said that " Much like the works of the cineastes that have inspired Bj鴕nstad's stimulating and captivating composition, its intellectual and emotional impact lasts long after the disc has stopped spinning ".
• The All About Jazz review by Hrayr Attarian says " Ever the innovator, through out a career of three decades and sixty recordings, El'Zabar has maintained the singularity of his vision and a stylistic unity without repeating himself or becoming predictable.
• In a Palm Beach Post story, team orthopedist David Attarian was quoted as saying his exam of the player revealed problems with the knee three games after Bure arrived and that the first reconstruction to repair the anterior cruciate ligament was already stretching when the Panthers signed him, which " set him up for a series of injuries ."
• No, this quintet, which includes pianist Michael Cain ( mostly on Fender Rhodes ), guitar Nir Felder, bassist Matthew Parish, and drummer Rudy Royston, makes an organic fusion that ignores the boundaries that supposedly separate jazz, rock, pop, and R & B . " Hrayr Attarian from All About Jazz says " Landrus pushes the boundaries of jazz and explores a more fusion-like style inspired by Motown and other related genres . " Bill Milkowski of JazzTimes has written " Baritone sax and bass clarinet ace Brian Landrus takes a refreshing, modernist approach to the jazz quintet . " Landrus has honed his sound by using Fred Lebayle Mouthpieces, Rico Reeds, & Henri Selmer Paris Saxophones.