bleeck造句

• "Bleeck ! " was my astute comment.
• She seeks expert assistance from a previous instructor, Susan van Bleeck.
• "I never heard of a reporter being sent from Bleeck's to cover a story.
• His pupils were Richard van Bleeck, Michiel Godijn, Abraham van Hoogstraten, and Dirk Kindt, or Kint.
• She was born to the actors Jan de Bruyn ( died 1749 ), and Elizabeth Bleeck ( 1684 1751 ).
• In 1737 he sat for his portrait from Peter van Bleeck, and the following year Jean Baptiste van Loo and Andrea Soldi also painted him.
• Above all else, Tribune alumni spoke of the Artist and Writers Restaurant, known by the name of its proprietor, John Bleeck ( pronounced Blake ).
• Thomas, who also wrote under the pseudonym Oliver Bleeck, won critical praise for his stylish, well-told suspense novels enlivened with a dash of wit.
• "Sanche was not in Bleeck's when assigned to the Leonard Warren story, " Smith said . " He was sitting beside me on night rewrite.
• Renie turns to two of van Bleeck's acquaintances : a retired security expert and hacker called " Blue Dog Anchorite " and the French researcher Martine Desroubins.
• Finally, van Bleeck is brutally assaulted and dies after leaving Renie and ! Xabbu with three names : Martine Desroubins, Blue Dog Anchorite, and Bolivar Atasco.
• His pupils were Richard van Bleeck, Jan Hendrik Brandon, Cornelis de Bruyn, Fran鏾is Mannes, Hendrick Nieulant, Abraham Oosthoorn, and Cornelis van der Salm.
• Van Bleeck is especially known for theatrical subjects such as Owen Swiny, Kitty Clive and Margaret Woffington, but he also worked on other subjects such as James Foster.
• Just out The Tribune's back door at 213 West 40th Street, Bleeck's was where you could find more reporters and editors than in the city room.
• Through the late 1920s and 1930s, Ogden Reid struggled with alcoholism, often staying late at Bleeck's, a popular hangout for " Herald Tribune " reporters.
• From Bleeck's, the reporter Sanche de Gramont was summoned on March 4, 1960, to write about the death on stage of the baritone Leonard Warren at the Metropolitan Opera House.
• She finds an unusual and large piece of code, in the form of a golden diamond, on her machine, and consults her friend and mentor, Dr . Susan van Bleeck, about it.
• So says Morgan, 72, who wrote a letter Aug . 26 from his home in Manhattan to debunk the tale about Bleeck's, which served as a second home to the Herald Tribune staff.
• To Bleeck's, Charles Workman, known as Charlie the Bug, sent for Breslin on March 10, 1964, leaving word that he wanted to meet at the " Port of Authority " Bus Terminal.
• But it soon becomes apparent that she has made powerful enemies : Renie is dismissed from her job, the apartment complex where she and her unemployed father Long Joseph live is burned down, and Professor van Bleeck is murdered.