bottomly造句

• In 2007 Deputy Provost Kim Bottomly was named President of Wellesley College.
• Gellers, in turn, had assigned 40 % of his fee to Bottomly.
• Bottomly expresses the opinion that this outcome is the next best thing to a conviction.
• After several sessions, Bottomly manages to reveal DeSalvo's hidden personality to himself.
• Bottomly is asked to leap again in slow motion, and the sound cuts out.
• The man in charge of the team, John Bottomly, was widely described as an incompetent.
• S . Bottomly v Passamaquoddy Tribe et al . 595 F . 2d 1061 ( 1st Cir . 1979 ).
• Susan Bottomly, playing Jacqueline Kennedy, leaps over a couch, which acts as the car in the Presidential motorcade.
• In Bottomly the United States Supreme Court held the availability of sovereign immunity is not conditioned on formal federal recognition of a particular tribe.
• Ondine says " There's Neiman Marcus ", to which Susan Bottomly, playing Jacqueline Kennedy says " Oh, Hi ".
• His chief interrogator, John Bottomly of the state attorney general's office, even showed him pictures of the crime scene, Kelly said.
• Bottomly said the Thatcher-Major reforms of the National Health Service, while still controversial, are paying off in reduced waiting lists and greater efficiency.
• Leaders of the building takeover quickly won a pledge from Seattle Public Schools superintendent Forbes Bottomly that no effort would be made to evict them by force.
• Andrews was born in Smethwick, Birmingham, and began his sidecar racing career in 1971 as a passenger to John Bottomly, riding a Norton outfit.
• First, the First Circuit held in " Bottomly v . Passamaquoddy Tribe " ( 1979 ) that the Passamaquoddy were entitled to supra ).
• By chance, Bottomly and Detective Phil DiNatale ( George Kennedy ) pass by in an elevator where they had been visiting the woman who survived the earlier attack.
• Emerging from conferences with Boston teaching hospital leaders, Bottomly said she saw " so many points of similarity " between London's tumultuous hospital scene and Boston's.
• As the body count grows, Bottomly, in desperation, calls in a psychic, Peter Hurkos ( George Voskovec ), who pinpoints a man who seems to fit the profile.
• Virginia Bottomly, health secretary in Prime Minister John Major's cabinet, plans to collapse four of London's top-drawer hospitals into two by the turn of the century.
• Under the condition ( imposed by DeSalvo's defense counsel ) that none of what comes to light is admissible in court, Bottomly is allowed a final round of interviews with DeSalvo.