okes造句

• Over time, however, Okes built a successful concern.
• The Okes firm managed to stay in business " by indulgence ."
• OKEs are created in the factories on assembly lines that may be upgraded.
• John Okes outlined in a court case the improvements he made to the land.
• His effort was futile; neither Okes was among the restricted group of masters.
• As with his printing, Okes published non-dramatic works as well as plays.
• In 1622, Okes printed the first quarto of " Othello " for Thomas Walkley.
• After the OKEs have been set up properly, players must turn their attention to the various bases they control.
• Other prominent stationers of the era, like John and Edward Allde, Nicholas Okes, and Thomas Archer, shared similar fates.
• Three Churchill Okes were included as part of the tank support for the Dieppe Raid but did not use the flamethrowers in combat.
• It is in these bases that the actual OKEs are created, which are then formed into units, each consisting of three OKEs.
• It is in these bases that the actual OKEs are created, which are then formed into units, each consisting of three OKEs.
• The title page of Okes's edition of " The Silver Age " states that the book would be sold by Benjamin Lightfoote.
• "People used to flip out and kill each other over less than this, " said Dennis Carlisle, a customer of the Okes.
• Sometimes a player will need advanced and powerful OKEs, and sometimes it will be more important to be able to produce a lot of OKEs quickly.
• Sometimes a player will need advanced and powerful OKEs, and sometimes it will be more important to be able to produce a lot of OKEs quickly.
• Constable worked with many London printers on these and other projects, including Richard and Thomas Cotes, Nicholas Okes and his son Elizabeth Allde, among others.
• In a more remote Shakespearean connection, Okes printed " The Merry Conceited Jests of George Peele " ( 1607 ) for Francis Faulkner and Henry Bell.
• "I've been using it since Valentine's Day, and I like it _ I've tried it with about 15 okes,"
• Okes wrote a letter to Archbishop Laud, offering to step aside from his business if his son John ( see below ) would be among the twenty master printers.