culloch造句

• Then in May Commander Henry Nathaniel Rowe replaced M'Culloch.
• Commander William M'Culloch replaced Preston after the invasion.
• M'Culloch blew her up as he could not safely bring her out.
• The Culloch Burn flows anticlockwise round Slamannan and joins the Avon just to the north.
• In May Rowe transferred to " Asp ", then under the command of Commander William M'Culloch.
• Later, Mr M Culloch claimed some 400 people had been converted during the Cambuslang Work, including 70 from Cambuslang itself.
• Captain Charles Gill took over in December 1812, followed in an acting capacity by Captain William M'Culloch in 1814.
• Rowe sailed " Asp " back to Britain with dispatches, and M'Culloch replaced Rowe in command of.
• The next tributary, near Slamannan, is the Culloch Burn which also starts in Longriggend but takes a more easterly course initially.
• Rowe sailed " Asp " back to Britain with dispatches, and M'Culloch assumed command of " St Christopher ".
• On 18 August 1806 Lieutenant M'Culloch used " Galatea " s barge to pursue a schooner several miles up a river near Puerto Cabello, Venezuela.
• She was later under Captain William M Culloch, who may have taken her to the West Indies . " Orontes " was broken up at Sheerness in April 1817.
• When Whitefield returned to England in 1742, a crowd Whitefield estimated at 20, 000 and William M'Culloch, the local minister, at 30, 000, met him.
• Now " Mr M Culloch " added another ingredient  the letters and sermons were supplemented by sermons on his own specialist theme " " Regeneration : its nature and necessity " ".
• Eventually, " Mr M Culloch " persuaded the Heritors to repair the church and a " " neat, plain edifice " " was erected, a new manse following in 1756.
• On 18 August 1806 Lieutenant M'Culloch used " Galatea " s barge to pursue a schooner several miles up a river near Puerto Cabello, Venezuela, to cut out a privateer schooner.
• St Paul, St Peter and the Four Evangelists, are to be seen on the facade of the Barony North ( Glasgow Evangelical ) Church to the east of the square  1878-80 by M Culloch of London.
• In several scenes, the " B " in Bulloch County is changed on the courthouse to a " C " for the film's " Culloch County . " The former bank building now housing the Averitt Center for the Arts appeared in " 1969 " as a bus station.
• A Mc Culloch supercharger was used with the Studebaker V8 in the Packard Hawk which was also later made . The final Packard, a car with no series name, rolled off the line in 1958 and Studebaker-Packard's Board removed the " Packard " name from its corporate name in 1962.
• About AD 1489 Dunskey / Dunsky Tower House [ otherwise Castle ] was partially burnt by Sir Alexander ( Sandy ) M'Culloch of Myrtoun Clan McCulloch .-3 March 1499, pardon for McCulloch, along with respites for burning the Place of Dunskay granted to Duncane Makke, litil Gilbert Makke, Johne Clerk Makee & Andro Akersane.