pioneer a造句

• "Bob and Herb didn't just pioneer a technology.
• Piliso later thrived with African Jazz Pioneers as apartheid began to crumble.
• Elf was the first company to pioneer a total synthetic racing oil.
• It was a landmark for pioneers as early as 1833.
• Its 1991 exhibit on the American West depicted the pioneers as murderous brutes.
• He joined the Pioneers as head coach in 1994.
• And Bush wasn't the first to pioneer a partnership with religious groups.
• They would later pioneer a line of boardshorts specifically designed for the female wearer.
• The company was founded in 1950 by real estate pioneer A . Alfred Taubman.
• In many ways, Saliefendic is as much a pioneer as the Bosnians she helps.
• The site had a spring and was used by Oregon Trail pioneers as a campsite.
• Another has been to pioneer a style of stage drama that itself owes much to film.
• Now, as Rising Women Rising World we come together to pioneer a possible future ."
• She was again a pioneer as the first female teacher at a Gymnasium ( school ).
• So far, Democrats seem satisfied to reform the current system rather than pioneer a new course.
• At Syracuse, the project is being expanded to capture as many early television pioneers as possible.
• You'll find interviews with such Net music pioneers as the Beastie Boys and Sarah McLachlan.
• Gutman helped pioneer a distinctively Israeli style, moving away from the European influences of his teachers.
• He became known as a conscientious objector, a pioneer as such outside of the religious community.
• Carey beat Cigar last year; Pioneer A, his main fund, returned 38.5 percent.