devisors造句
例句与造句
- There are sufficient secondary sources from other than the devisor of the term.
- He was the devisor and co-presenter of the first ever bridge programs on television, BBC 1936.
- Dare is the producer or devisor of various ( mainly comedy ) programmes mainly for ITV's " Spitting Image ".
- Performers and devisors of digital performance productions have to approach the aspects of technology in diverse ways to be able to reach different meanings, content, drama, the impact of visuals and the audience-performer relationship.
- As the co-devisor of " The Frost Report ", with David Frost, it was Gilbert who brought together Ronnie Barker and Ronnie Corbett, as well as most of the members of Monty Python.
- It's difficult to find devisors in a sentence. 用devisors造句挺难的
- The plaintiff responded by arguing, first that this was not a present Devise , because the devisor would have known at the time he made his will that I . S . did not at that time have a male heir.
- McLeod was the devisor and principal writer of the iconic TV soap " Gloss ", which won the award for best TV drama in New Zealand in 1989 . McLeod has been a judge of the MovieFest competition since its inception in 2003.
- Price founded the little red company with co-devisor Adam Brunes in 2012 and together they have created original cabarets " Rumour Has It : Sixty Minutes Inside Adele " and " Wrecking Ball " which have toured extensively around Australia.
- In the past she worked as a devisor, writer, director and adapter both inside and outside of education, having written or adapted and directed touring shows for schools, taken shows to the Edinburgh Festival and occasionally contributed to the work of Insomniac Productions, a professional touring company.
- In the latter half of the 1970 s Janes joined the writing team for the soap opera Emmerdale and in 1979 was invited by BBC head of children s programmes Anna Home, to work with Phil Redmond, writer / devisor, and Colin Cant, producer, on the expansion of Grange Hill from its initial run to an 18 episode continuing series.
- Second, the " Contingency " ( that I . S . would have a son that reached the age of 21 and paid his two sisters their 40 pounds each ), was not too remote for purposes of the rule against perpetuities, because it was clear that the devisor intended that the first " son " of I . S . take, not some more distant descendent, and that the deviser s intent should be respected.
