prigge造句

• But the Fed might have felt compelled to meet expectations, Prigge said.
• Prigge said a rise in thefts of trucks and SUVs mirrors their increasing popularity among new vehicle buyers.
• Prigge attempted to meet with court officials at the temporary custody hearing but was asked to leave, Schuman wrote.
• On June 17, a DCF worker made a single phone call to Chad Prigge in which DCF says he expressed reservations about taking the child.
• Charles and Kelly Silk, who died in a June 1999 murder-suicide, said in their wills that they wanted Chad and Sara Prigge to raise their children.
• "We don't know for certain why a vehicle is stolen, " said the company's president of sales and service Mary Jo Prigge.
• Prigge said . " I think we will ultimately see that the Fed has been successful, but we might be in a holding pattern for quite some time ."
• At Georgia State University in Atlanta, where no protest was planned, David Prigge and Chris Alford, both physical therapy majors, said they had no problems with the proposed education cuts.
• Tim Rayel, Head of Production; Kelly Gibbs, Post Production Manager; Kimberly Prigge, Head of Accounting and Legal; Audrey Gloeckner-Kalousek, Production Coordinator; Sarah Wilson, Office Manager
• A year of that strategy should be enough, said Brittain Prigge, vice president of Atlanta-based Balantine & Co . " They have given us what we need to grow.
• "The market has been fixated on the Fed, and it will continue to be, " said Brittain Ellis Prigge, vice president at Balentine & Co . in Atlanta.
• The current council members are Richard Dunne, Terry L . Gavin, Rosamaria Martinez, Tish S . Powell, John Prigge, Carol J . Rauschenberger, Toby Shaw, and F . John Steffen.
• "Vehicle theft historically follows consumers'choices, which is reflected in the popularity of imports and the gaining popularity of minivans and SUVs, " said Mary Jo Prigge, CCC's president of sales and service.
• "Although we cannot determine with absolute certainty the reasons for vehicle thefts, trends show that cars often are stolen for the value of their parts, " said Mary Jo Prigge, CCC's president of sales and service.
• Concerns about capacity, it is argued, are better dealt with, as they were in " Wolf " and " Prigge " under article 4 ( 1 ), which enables them to be related to the particular requirements of the job in question.
• Although Matt Prigge of the " Philadelphia Weekly " felt there was " nothing remotely original " about the film, he thought it " just happens to be sprightlier than most, zipping along from one familiar but well-deployed yuk to the next and anchored by the surprisingly winning team of Macy and Meg Ryan ."
• Reviewer Matt Prigge praised the choice of casting and their actions : " Byrkit . . . focuses not on brainiacs, as in " Primer ", but on smart but mostly under-informed NPR types, who know enough to slowly piece all this together but not enough that they don't usually descend into blabbering, shouting and drinking.
• Offensive lineman Akeem Akinwale, linebacker Luke Braaten, Free Safety Jack Brewer, offensive lineman Derek Burns, defensive end Mike Cernoch, punter Preston Gruening, Linebacker Justin Hall, wide receiver Ron Johnson, defensive end Astein Osei, full back Brad Prigge, long snapper Derek Rackley, defensive tackle Dave Sykora and tight end Zach Vevea were named Academic All-Big Ten.
• Matt Prigge of " Philadelphia Weekly " rated the film C +, calling it " a pleasant but entirely forgettable bit of fluff " and " merely standard genre fare with a couple decent ideas and a refreshing lack of sentimentality . " He added, " At 105 minutes, " Italian " is far too slack, but it radiates a certain low-watt charm-the jokes aren't particularly notable, but at least they keep coming.
• He wrote that the film's performances and fight sequences " should ensure decent theatrical runs . " Paquet concluded his review by writing, " Ultimately, the film's energy and humour overcome cartoonishly bad performances from the British actors and an utter lack of surprises in the final two reels . " Amanda Foo of " The UrbanWire " awarded the film two stars out of five, writing in her review, " It's no surprise that Donnie Yen isn't willing to sign up for any more " Ip Man " movies, with the shameless repetition that is happening in these films, even the most ardent fan would be tired . " Matt Prigge of " Metro New York " stated in 2016, " There are gobs of films about Ip Man [ . . . ] Of these, the three films starring Donnie Yen are the trashiest; the second one is basically a remake of " Rocky IV " ."