charsley造句
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- In 1889 1890 Charsley's had forty-seven undergraduates, while Turrell's, the only other private hall, had seven.
- In 1899, Charsley held the rank of inspector in the Hackney Carriage Department of the Birmingham police when he was appointed Chief Constable of Coventry.
- Chris Charsley became the first Small Heath player to play for Ireland on 27 February at Aston Villa's ground in Perry Barr, Birmingham.
- Charsley and Will Devey represented the Birmingham Association against Liverpool and District at Anfield; Ted Devey was also selected, but was unable to play.
- Between 1865 and 1869, he lectured in philosophy and modern history at one of the private halls attached to the university, Charsley's Hall.
- It's difficult to find charsley in a sentence. 用charsley造句挺难的
- Short scored early in the second half, but the forwards lacked composure in front of goal, and despite Charsley's best efforts, Grimsby scored twice.
- Born in Kenilworth, Warwickshire, Hollis deputised as England international Chris Charsley, an amateur whose career in the Birmingham City Police entailed his frequent absence from footballing duties.
- Charsley put up a good performance playing on the winning side for the Midlands against a Lancashire and the North XI in a trial match for the Football League representative team.
- Charsley's Hall had no published tuition fees, members electing their tutors and making their own arrangements for payment, but in general the terms were higher than elsewhere.
- The same newspaper suggested that were it not for the " grand player " Charsley's " magnificent display, the Birmingham club would have met with a severe thrashing ".
- Later on, Charsley held on to the ball in a scrimmage and needed the assistance of Sheffield Wednesday full-back Tom Brandon to keep from carrying the ball over the line.
- He founded Charsley's Hall, a new Permanent Private Hall at Oxford in 1856 and was the licensed Master of it until 1891, when he was succeeded by Charles Abdy Marcon.
- Charsley had little to do, as England won the match 6 1, but a series of four saves in quick succession " demonstrated his ability between the sticks to everyone's satisfaction ".
- A collection in the hall raised cash and pledges to the value of ?2 10s, and supporters contributed generously to the public appeal . and the club offered the services of goalkeeper Chris Charsley to Aston Villa.
- By the end of 1891 the name of Charsley's had disappeared, as the mastership of the hall was taken over by Charles Abdy Marcon and it thus took his name as " Marcon's Hall ".
