caltabiano造句

• Michael Caltabiano was elected as the new member for Chatsworth.
• Caltabiano said, " and they weren't interested in any press.
• Paul Caltabiano, the chief negotiator.
• Caltabiano held the council ward of Chandler, which overlapped with the state seat of Chatsworth.
• I was watching one episode with one of the writers, my friend Tom ( Caltabiano ).
• In August 2006, following the accession of Bruce Flegg to the Liberal leadership, Caltabiano was promoted to Shadow Treasurer.
• The Liberal Party chose Brisbane City Councillor and so-called " factional warrior "  Michael Caltabiano as their candidate.
• The film is based on " As Aventuras de Gui & Estopa ", an animated cartoon created by Caltabiano.
• In January 2011 Ronald Caltabiano was named dean of the Jordan College of Fine Arts at Butler University ( Indianapolis, Indiana ).
• Crawford & Caltabiano ( 2011 ) found support for humor as an intervention which may increase positive aspects of emotional well-being.
• In mid-2005, Labor Deputy Premier Terry Mackenroth resigned from politics, sparking a Chatsworth, which included Caltabiano's council ward.
• The Labor government was struggling in the polls at the time, and Caltabiano won the seat with 52.35 % of the vote.
• "I felt uncomfortable _ I really wanted to hear more from them, " said Donna Marie Caltabiano, a board member from Woodhaven.
• Gen . Marcello Caltabiano, regional commander in the area, said the asylum requests, by an Albanian major and a captain, were relayed to the Interior Ministry.
• However, former Brisbane City councillor Michael Caltabiano, who was elected as the Member for Chatsworth, was touted in the media as a likely challenger to Quinn's leadership.
• Caltabiano served as Leader of the Opposition in Brisbane City Council from 2000 until 2002, when he was ousted during a factional deal involving a dispute over representation on the State Liberal Council.
• Other Liberal Party MPs such as Michael Caltabiano disagreed, as this ran contrary to the coalition agreement signed between the two parties, which stated that whichever party won the most seats would form government.