strine造句

• Strine also cut his ratings on Continental Airlines Co . and Delta Air Lines Inc . to underperform.
• Police Chief James Strine said investigators were taking the allegations seriously, and juvenile authorities will review the case.
• Strine, however, also wrote that  another reasonable mind might draw different conclusions regarding these findings of fact.
• Strine Pring of York won a $ 72, 340 contract from the Government Printing Office in Chicago for printing services.
• Strine Printing Co . of York won a $ 95, 000 contract from the Government Printing Office for printing services.
• Leo Strine, a vice chancellor in Delaware Chancery Court, accepted that argument, and ordered the trial to resume.
• Strine left Bernhardt in 1906 to undertake management of the entire cross-county tour of the Conried Metropolitan Opera Company.
• Strine will hear opening statements from attorneys for both companies on Monday, followed by a week of testimony from Oracle witnesses.
• Vice Chancellor Leo E . Strine is hearing the trial, at which both Peterson and John Tyson are expected to testify.
• Vice Chancellor Leo Strine heard arguments first from the Canadian company, which wants to stop the transaction until shareholders are polled.
• Henley told analysts Monday that Strine had asked Oracle to put its best offer on the table before he makes his decision.
• Strine aimed some of the harshest criticism at Wit SoundView, an investment firm hired by Staples to help justifify the buyout price.
• The Strine Brook passes under the canal at both ends of this section, running parallel to the canal between the two aqueducts.
• In the north the boundary is formed by the River Meese, while part of the southern boundary runs along the River Strine.
• Included in Strine's notes were e-mails by a Wit SoundView principal, who raised concerns about the suggested buyout price.
• Delaware Chancery Court Judge Leo Strine Jr . last month declined to halt a shareholder vote on the plan, but ordered it postponed.
• Strine also had critical words for Black himself, saying that he found Black " evasive and unreliable " on certain points.
• Vice Chancellor Leo Strine, the judge in the Delaware case, was sharply critical of Black in a scathing 130-page decision.
• The naturalist and TV presenter Steve Irwin was once referred to as the person who " talked Strine like no other contemporary personality ".
• Strine, as Australians call their colorful brand of English, descends primarily from the Cockney spoken by working-class Brits 200 years ago.