mattingley造句

• Mattingley also objected to the way Figueroa's measure popped up.
• In March 2012, Brian Mattingley was appointed as Chief Executive of 888 Holdings.
• Gare was quoted by Christobel Mattingley as explaining, " I have always written about my own experiences.
• Located within Wellow are a small chapel, post office, vineyard and several farms including Mattingley and Manor Farm.
• As resident Chris Mattingley recently put it, " It's like living on a farm for a month.
• In 2015 Brian Mattingley left the position of CEO to assume the position of executive chairman of the board for 888 Holdings.
• Mattingley said the problem is vastly overstated, but consumer groups believe telemarketing firms are using new technology that is frustrating and scaring consumers.
• "People ask, how can honorable, respectable people do this ? " said Mattingley, referring to the telemarketing industry.
• "' David Mattingley "', No . 625 Squadron during World War II in which he received the Distinguished Flying Cross.
• Although Mattingley was hit in the head by shrapnel which fractured his skull and severed tendons in his right hand, he continued to fly on.
• The CD also features a piece arranged by BM Stuart Hall that was dedicated to Maidenhead Bandsman John Mattingley and his family who emigrated to Canada in May 2006.
• He completed his doctoral studies at the University of Melbourne in 2001 under the supervision of Jason Mattingley and William Webster, where he developed models of visual short-term memory.
• She received a BA from St John s University in 1953 and then went on to earn a PhD in history from Columbia University in 1963, where she was supervised by Garret Mattingley.
• Matt Mattingley, legislative director for the American Teleservices Association, said the exception for politicians and nonprofits creates " an exclusive category of people who are unfettered and will have access to you ."
• David Mattingley's " An Imperial Possession : Britain in the Roman Empire, 54 BC & ndash; AD 409 " mentions Chester and how it fits into the history of Roman Britain and could be used.
• If the number 7 is blue and set among a field of other numbers in black and white, most people instantly see the 7, said Dr . Jason Mattingley, a senior research fellow in psychology at the University of Melbourne.
• "The premise of the bill in California goes beyond ( seeing dead-air calls ) as an annoyance factor, " said Matt Mattingley, director of governmental affairs for the American Teleservices Association, an industry trade group.
• "Maralinga : The Anangu Story ", by the Yalata & Oak Communities with Christobel Mattingley ( Allen & Unwin, 2009 ), is an information book about the history and culture of the region, the controversy and its original owners.
• Although no one tracks how many sales calls the industry makes, Mattingley said the ATA found that 180 million telephone transactions were completed in 1999 . Assuming a 10 percent response rate, that means 1.8 billion calls were placed to generate those sales.