jacalyn造句

• Jacalyn Carfagno, The Lexington Herald-Leader, business reporter.
• Jacalyn Kane, producer of the Whole Earth Festival, says.
• Asimov married fellow Wesleyan graduate Jacalyn Lee in 1989; the couple later divorced.
• He said nothing and looked down as public defender Jacalyn Colburn entered the pleas for him.
• Her mother, Jacalyn Arnold, said : " The people who did this were sick.
• Her notable pupils included sopranos Susan Davenny Wyner and Sally Sanford, and mezzos Gail Dubinbaum, Jacalyn Kreitzer, and Cynthia Munzer.
• He also received the Governor's Mansion Artist Award from Governor and First Lady Michael and Jacalyn Leavitt from the State of Utah in 2003.
• Battling a breast cancer that has necessitated the removal of her implants, Wanda ( Jacalyn O'Shaughnessy ) disconsolately gobbles chips and Ding-Dongs.
• The delegation, which also included Utah First Lady Jacalyn Leavitt, also was scheduled to tour the Kremlin and visit the Bolshoi Theater before departing Sunday.
• But when it comes to their choice of church, they have been wounded by second-guessing from their relatives, particularly Ruben Burch's sister Jacalyn Ray.
• Those houses were described by Jacalyn D . Harden, author of " Double Cross : Japanese Americans in Black and White Chicago ", as being " modest ".
• Leavitt will be accompanied by his wife, Jacalyn, and both are flying to and from Budapest on the private jet of Snowbasin owner Earl Holding, Leavitt spokeswoman Vicki Varela said.
• The panelists, who also included attorney Jacalyn Barnett and Michele Williams, a vice president in Citibank's estate-planning and trust division, steered the audience toward a fairly banal list of financial recommendations:
• In " Corporate Culture / Team Culture : Removing the Hidden Barriers to Team Success " ( Amacom, $ 22.95 ), authors Jacalyn Sherriton and James Stern take a look at the latest buzzword gone bad.
• "A lot of the disasters occur because the due diligence is focused on legal and financial considerations, as opposed to cultural ones, " said Jacalyn Sherriton, president of Corporate Management Developers Inc ., a postmerger consulting firm.
• Jacalyn F . Barnett, a Manhattan lawyer, once included language in a premarital agreement stipulating that the wife's wedding-day weight would not increase by more than 10 pounds, or she would be penalized financially during the marriage.
• Jacalyn D . Harden, author of " Double Cross : Japanese Americans in Black and White Chicago ", wrote that it was " seen by many " as " privileging " the " Japanese Americans over other Asian groups ."
• The conference was co-organized by Judy Segal ( UBC English ) and Alan Richardson ( UBC Philosophy ) and featured presentations by Jacalyn Duffin, Carl Elliott, Nicholas King, Lorelei Lingard, Robert Proctor, Susan Squier, Andrea Tone, and Kathleen Woodward.
• The medical historian Jacalyn Duffin has argued that the invention of the stethoscope marked a major step in the redefinition of disease from being a bundle of symptoms, to the current sense of a disease as a problem with an anatomical system even if there are no noticeable symptoms.