bill rice造句

• Griffith retired in 1995, leaving Bill Rice as general manager.
• Bill Rice is a jocular, graying mechanic.
• It was during this same period that Annie met the late actor Bill Rice.
• He told all the other employees to go home, " police Inspector Bill Rice said Thursday.
• They were assisted by a prominent Stein scholar, Ulla Dydo, with credit also going to Bill Rice.
• With painstaking research and a sense of humor, Swank and Bill Rice have created a time capsule of the 1950s.
• Duty Officer Bill Rice of the West Midlands Ambulance service said he had felt the tremor in the service's Dudley control room.
• "I don't know how much money it actually will end up saving us, " says county manager Bill Rice.
• Curtis Hutson replaced Bill Rice as co-editor, and he became the sole editor two years later when John R . Rice died.
• Bill Rice, manager of Don's Gun Sales, says there are plenty of accessories, and customers already are stocking up on them.
• Winnetka resident Bill Rice said he went to his polling place at the Winnetka Recreation Center where two precincts vote, but that one was missing.
• She and Bill Rice divorced in 1959 . She became a member of the Lynch Elementary School District school board, serving from 1960 to 1966.
• "McDonald's had better watch its step, " said our luncheon companion, Bill Rice, food columnist of The Chicago Tribune.
• The program began broadcasting from New York City on a regular basis in September 1983, at which time Bill Owen replaced Bill Rice as announcer for a year.
• Bill Rice, the agency's acting regional administrator, said that if the technology is successful it could offer enormous opportunities to address farm waste problems in the Midwest.
• "In this day and age it's not an unworthy goal, " said Bill Rice, Chicago Tribune food critic and chairman of the James Beard Awards Restaurant Committee.
• A painter, film actor, and an unaffiliated scholar, Bill Rice was one of the central figures in the various bohemian enclaves that gathered and overlapped in the Lower East Side of the 1960s.
• The photos will be used to plan a police emergency telephone system, to map the water system, to help with revaluation, and to plan a new sewer system, says county manager Bill Rice.
• In 1963, Rice moved " The Sword of the Lord " from Wheaton to Murfreesboro, Tennessee, where his brother Bill had established the Bill Rice Ranch, a ministry to the deaf.
• In the summer of 1961, while Narvel Felts was serving 6 months in the US Army Reserve, he stayed in Memphis playing drums for Bill Rice and Jerry Foster as well as doing studio work.