boomie造句

• Boomie, Nadler said, is " the blond ."
• The tenor saxophone is Boomie Richman with incisive piccolo by Alan Ross.
• The cantor did, and Boomie didn't.
• The preaching tenor saxophone solo is by Boomie Richman.
• "Boomie thanks you profusely and will send you a thank-you card, " Nadler said.
• In the foyer was a bowl of baby blue satin skullcaps, with Boomie's name and the date printed inside.
• There was a cake with a picture of the bar mitzvah candidate and his nickname, Boomie, written in English and Hebrew.
• One guest mistakenly called out Boomie's name to Nadler's other dog, Banjo, also a wheaten terrier, but with a gray coat.
• "' Abraham Samuel " Boomie " Richman "'( born April 2, 1922 in Brockton, Massachusetts ) was a jazz tenor saxophone player.
• Someone checked on Boomie, who had moved under the piano . " Is this the little pup ? " Laughter . " I only knew you were a wheaten.
• In October, Holly recorded tracks for Coral; these were backed by saxophonist Boomie Richman and an 18-piece orchestra composed of former members of the NBC Symphony Orchestra.
• Finally, Herb Strauss, a cantor from the Port Jewish Center in Port Washington, N . Y ., arrived and sat on the piano bench next to Nadler, who was now holding Boomie.
• The very first " VFTW " pick during Season 3 was Jennifer Hudson, dubbed " Boomquisha Santiago " or just " Boomie, " during the semi-finals, but the site never picked her again as she improved in further weeks.
• This veritable " Who's Who " of " swing era " veteran musicians included saxophonists Phil Bodner, Walt Levinsky, ( both also heavily featured on clarinet ), Ray Beckenstein, Gerald Sanfino, Al Klink, Boomie Richman, Romeo Penque, and Sol Schlinger; trumpeters Mel Davis, Rusty Dedrick, Johnny Frosk, Bernie Glow, Joe Graves, Markie Markowicz, Bob McCoy, and Marvin Stamm; trombonists Wayne Andre, Paul Fralise, Urbie Green, Lou McGarity, Buddy Morrow, and Santo Russo; guitarist Tony Mottola, bassists Bob Haggart and George Duvivier, drummers Don Lamond, Bob Rosengarden and Ronnie Zito, pianists Dick Hyman and Derek Smith and vibraharpist Phil Kraus.