heach造句

• The offensive line also fines the heck out of heach other, for any number of designated infractions.
• James held the heach coach post until 1960, winning unofficial Ivy League titles in 1948, 1949, and 1953, and tying with Yale for the league crown in 1954.
• Robert Young, in his 1936 biblical concordance, found it three times in Ezekiel, transliterated from the Hebrew heach, and defined it with a nice twist : " malicious joy ."
• This sense of the sound as " lo and behold " was taken up in the 1611 King James Bible thrice in Ezekiel, transliterated from the Hebrew heach, later translated by some as indicating " malicious joy ."
• When Valpey announced in February 1950 that he had accepted the heach coaching job at the University of Connecticut, " The Harvard Crimson " wrote the following about Valpey : " There was every reason for him to go to Connectient : his contract was due to run out next fall, he was faced with a schedule which is sure to produce few victories; and in that situation, the Provost could not be expected to guarantee a contract renewal at this early date.