habig造句

• Habig's first wife, Mary Ann Jahn Habig, died in 1972.
• Habig's first wife, Mary Ann Jahn Habig, died in 1972.
• Habig remained in ninth place overall.
• Habig introduced a profit-sharing system to provide nest eggs for company employees and scholarship programs for their children.
• Medalist Josh Habig shot a 68, and was one of five players from the local qualifier to advance to sectional play.
• In 1979, Borge founded the American Pianists Association ( then called the Beethoven Foundation ) with Julius Bloom and Anthony P . Habig.
• "It's very upsetting to have hit a spectator, " said Habig's co-driver, Douglas Judd.
• In 1982, the Beethoven Foundation moved its national headquarters to Indianapolis, partly because of geographical ties by two of its founders, Habig and Borge.
• South African Jan Habig, driving a Ford Escort, hit the man during the 18th stage of the race through the Forest of Brechfa in southern Wales.
• The leading cars were unaffected when a spectator was hit by South African Jan Habig's Ford Escort during a stage through the Welsh Forest of Brechfa.
• Doug Habig, chief executive and chairman of Jasper-based Kimball, said the sale was brought about by the company's desire to concentrate on its furniture and electronics businesses.
• Multiple South African champion Jan Habig is the most successful driver in the rally's history with six wins over an eight year period from 1999 to 2006, all in Volkswagen Polos.
• Arnold Francis Habig, who built a small Indiana woodworking shop into Kimball International Inc ., died on March 29 at Memorial Hospital in Jasper, Ind ., his birthplace and seat of the diversified billion-dollar company.
• By comparison, Kimball International _ the name adopted in 1974 _ posted $ 1.03 billion in sales and reported net earnings of $ 55 million for 1998, with Habig's sons holding top positions in the company.
• In addition, Habig refers to Paul Emilian Reynaud, a Franciscan priest martyred in 1862 in Bolivia, of whom he says the " title of'Venerable'has, it seems, been bestowed on him popularly, not officially ."
• "' Neil Habig "'( born September 6, 1936 ) was an offensive lineman and linebacker for the Saskatchewan Roughriders in the Canadian Football League ( CFL ) from 1958 to 1964 and was a dominant player at his position of center.
• In 1959, the W . W . Kimball Company was purchased from the last remaining Kimball family heir by Mr . Arnold F . Habig, becoming a wholly owned subsidiary of The Jasper Corporation which began operations in 1950 and founded by Mr . Arnold F . Habig.
• In 1959, the W . W . Kimball Company was purchased from the last remaining Kimball family heir by Mr . Arnold F . Habig, becoming a wholly owned subsidiary of The Jasper Corporation which began operations in 1950 and founded by Mr . Arnold F . Habig.
• Other survivors are three sons and three daughters from his first marriage : Thomas L ., Douglas A ., and John B ., all of Jasper, and the vice chairman, chairman and chief executive, and senior vice president for electronics operations, respectively; Nancy Habig, also of Jasper; Barbara Jane Habig of Bloomington, Ind ., and Marilyn Schultheis of Evansville, Ind .; three brothers, Anthony and Jerome, of Jasper, and Francis, of High Point, N . C .; 12 grandchildren, and 17 great-grandchildren.
• Other survivors are three sons and three daughters from his first marriage : Thomas L ., Douglas A ., and John B ., all of Jasper, and the vice chairman, chairman and chief executive, and senior vice president for electronics operations, respectively; Nancy Habig, also of Jasper; Barbara Jane Habig of Bloomington, Ind ., and Marilyn Schultheis of Evansville, Ind .; three brothers, Anthony and Jerome, of Jasper, and Francis, of High Point, N . C .; 12 grandchildren, and 17 great-grandchildren.