horn again造句

• In other words London is everywhere tooting its own horn again.
• Less than 48 hours later, Bird was on the horn again.
• He was drafted, got a medical discharge, and picked up his horn again.
• The elves decide to try moving the children to their fortress of crowed horns again.
• Despite heavy weather and a couple of severe knockdowns, he contemplated rounding the Horn again.
• Despite heavy weather and a couple of severe knockdowns, he even contemplated rounding the Horn again.
• Keith Van Horn again disappeared offensively for the Sixers, scoring just two points on only four shots.
• Shortly after moving to Santa Fe, he picked up his horn again at the age of 44.
• In Ireland, Horn again proves his heroism and is offered the hand of the king's daughter.
• Others mention the bulls tossing dogs into the air and then catching the falling dogs on their horns again.
• In January 2011 The Pillows released their 17th studio album " Horn Again " with previously released singles included.
• On Dec . 1, an official Boone and Crockett scorer measured the horns again and came up with an almost identical figure.
• The school will honor Van Horn again Saturday along with fellow senior Ben Caton when the two play in their final home game.
• So professor and student lock horns, back off and lock horns again, testily characterizing each other in the terms of national stereotypes.
• As in the first movement, in the last movement the two horns again begin in G and switch to in C for the recapitulation.
• His second album-- produced by Mr . Horn again-- abandons the techno-rave trappings of the debut, replacing them with discreet psychedelic touches.
• My playing went into decline during my college years, but I took up the horn again during my graduate work in physics, playing in various civic organizations.
• Afterwards, Arona took part in a tournament for the RINGS Middleweight Championship, facing Jeremy Horn again in the first round and beating him again with a unanimous decision.
• The Count, who had invested heavily in his prodigy, dispatched soldiers with orders to knock out Stich's front teeth to prevent him ever playing the horn again.
• At worst, President Bill Clinton and Republican-led Congress will lock horns again and the hat-in-hand agencies will shut down for the third time in three months.