anable造句

• Thomas Anable helped move the parade to its current location.
• Last-ditch efforts to change Anable's mind are picking up speed.
• Skoglund works frequently with students and teachers, and Anable found her easy to approach.
• This was to anable the cars to be powered independently while using the same lane.
• He wrestled Chris LaPlante for the RWI Heavyweight Championship but was anable to win back the title.
• Preserve supporters have launched grass-roots lobbying of Anable's boss, Gov . Jane Hull.
• Anable reminded the city of both options in an Aug . 8 editorial he wrote for The Republic.
• Anable said the lesson of the Lee story is the burden placed on the Times by its own clout.
• Anable singled out the southeastern corner where Pima and Dynamite Boulevard meet, calling it " questionable ."
• "It left this state in the lurch, " said Michael Anable, head of the Land Department.
• Ahmed s raft was moored at the northwest corner of the basin where Anable Basin Sailing Bar & Grill is located.
• The paper was shaken when Fanning _ and top lieutenants David Anable and David Winder _ left, triggering major newsroom defections.
• "Tom poured his heart into this work, " adds Anable, former journalism department chairman at Boston University.
• State Land Commissioner Michael Anable believes mile upon mile of one-acre lots are " a recipe for sprawl ."
• Its namesake is Henry Sheldon Anable, a prominent figure in local business and politics in the time of the basin s creation.
• Anable said the Skoglund work is the first of four installations that will be created as part of " Go Figure !"
• The organization's president, David Anable, said Monday that news of Winship's death touched journalists all over the world.
• In the summer of 1954, Gloria Anable undertook a major effort to acquaint local associations with the Gorge and the threats it faced from subdivision.
• Anable swigs from a longneck beer, swallows hard and says he just can't figure out what it is with " Phoenix people ."
• Proponents likely will be 80 percent happy and 20 percent furious when State Land Commissioner Michael Anable presents his formal findings, probably in the next two weeks.