bob ingersoll造句

• Let loquacious Bob Ingersoll have the last word on the Finger Lakes.
• His prose was as good as that of [ American orator Bob Ingersoll or William Jennings Bryan.
• Volume One featured Green Hornet II, and its story was plotted by Van Williams, star of the 1960s TV series, and scripted by Bob Ingersoll.
• That story also reveals that the later " Ingersoll Amendment " ( a reference to lawyer and comics writer Bob Ingersoll ) to the Keene Act, which delineates governmental authority over superhuman activity in times of crisis, was passed into law in 1972.
• In the " CBG " era, the magazine has been noted for its letter column " Oh, So ? ", as well as columns by Peter David, Tony Isabella, catherine yronwode, Rick Norwood, Mark Evanier, John Jackson Miller, Bob Ingersoll, Heidi MacDonald, Chuck Rozanski, Craig Shutt, Beau Smith, Andrew Smith, and others.
• Critical reaction was harsh for the same reason : in his " Comics Buyer's Guide " column, " The Law is a Ass, " Bob Ingersoll cited the book as being a " crime against humanity . " In revisiting his columns a decade later, Ingersoll edited his criticism to take out " very inappropriate " assumptions about Gerber, although he still found the series to be " pustulate ".
• In the DC Universe, a building in Gotham City was named the " Von Gruenwald Tower ", and in the novel " Captain America : Liberty's Torch " written by Tony Isabella and Bob Ingersoll, the lawyer kidnapped to defend the similarly kidnapped Captain in a mock trial before a militia is named Mark Gruenwald, and is described with the same general physical attributes and personality as the real Gruenwald.
• Isabella is the co-author with his fellow " Comics Buyer's Guide " columnist Bob Ingersoll of the short story " If Wishes Were Horses . . . " which was published in " The Ultimate Super-Villains : New Stories Featuring Marvel's Deadliest Villains ", and the novels " Captain America : Liberty's Torch " and " Star Trek : The Case Of The Colonist's Corpse.
• It is for this reason that pointing out the issues of " CBG " that covered Ayre is appropriate, because " CBG " is the reliable source, and not because " Well, Peter David said so . " If you, John Jackson Miller, Tony Isabella, Bob Ingersoll, etc . didn't have " CBG " as the venue in which to publish your work, and it was only seen on your personal blog, it would not be reliable.