delessio造句

• Patrick DeLessio first put the dish on the menu when the restaurant opened in 1994.
• DeLessio even tried to kill it himself.
• "The state should extend the deadline for everyone, given the disarray the program was in, " said Pat DeLessio, a welfare rights lawyer.
• Pat DeLessio, a public interest lawyer who helped Ms . Glenn secure a community service job, said her client's case exemplified the system's laissez-faire approach.
• "Across cultures, it's a positive thing to overfeed your chubby little baby, " said Dorothy DeLessio, a dietitian at Brown University Medical School in Providence, Rhode Island.
• "We don't think that's anybody's idea of welfare reform _ punishing working people, " said Pat DeLessio, a Legal Services lawyer who has handled many appeals.
• While Ms . DeLessio, the welfare rights lawyer, called Y-W Works one of the more attentive agencies, she said the system as a whole had failed to live up to the promises behind time limits.
• Reviews for the program were mixed ( many comments of which in print reviews and on social media complimented Onrait and O'Toole's presentation ); Awful Announcing's Joe DeLessio and " USA Today " s Chris Chase noted similarities to " SportsCenter " s format, with DeLessio adding that " Fox Sports Live " " [ added ] a layer to [ the sports news format ] by having the same panel on the show every night and throwing to it regularly ", while " Time " columnist Sean Gregory stated the production quality had " the Fox Sports feel . " Others noted issues with the chemistry of the contributors to the " Fox Sports Panel " segment . " Boston Globe " columnist Saul Austerlitz stated that although he felt the program was " often amusing ", it felt " strained because of its efforts to differentiate itself from [ . . . ] " SportsCenter " ".
• Reviews for the program were mixed ( many comments of which in print reviews and on social media complimented Onrait and O'Toole's presentation ); Awful Announcing's Joe DeLessio and " USA Today " s Chris Chase noted similarities to " SportsCenter " s format, with DeLessio adding that " Fox Sports Live " " [ added ] a layer to [ the sports news format ] by having the same panel on the show every night and throwing to it regularly ", while " Time " columnist Sean Gregory stated the production quality had " the Fox Sports feel . " Others noted issues with the chemistry of the contributors to the " Fox Sports Panel " segment . " Boston Globe " columnist Saul Austerlitz stated that although he felt the program was " often amusing ", it felt " strained because of its efforts to differentiate itself from [ . . . ] " SportsCenter " ".