wade smith造句

• He wanted to play more against Dolphins rookie tackle Wade Smith.
• Colton Wade Smith, 2, Oklahoma City.
• He also said Wade Smith might reenter the lineup at left tackle for Damion McIntosh.
• Colton Wade Smith, 2, Oklahoma City
• New Wade Smith Jr stores opened in locations such as the Bluewater shopping centre in Kent.
• Arcadia also entered into discussions regarding the sale of the Wade Smith brand back to its previous owners.
• Rossley said after learning that James, linebacker Wade Smith and wide receiver Vaughn Dickerson had left the squad.
• McMichael said many wives are pregnant, including those of starters Wade Smith, Larry Chester and Arturo Freeman.
• Miami ( from Kansas City through New Orleans and New England ), Wade Smith, ot, Memphis.
• Wannstedt had said Miami should take another long look at last year's starting left tackle, Wade Smith.
• Defense Attorney Wade Smith advised Dupree that Stoeckley had testified on the stand essentially the same as she had stated in the defense interviews.
• You'll only see one mule at SMU run a time of 4.46 seconds in the 40-yard dash : Wade Smith.
• Upon his retirement from the Court, he joined the law firm of Tharrington Smith, co-founded by his former law clerk, Wade Smith.
• An Idaho surgeon named Wade Smith, who had worked with some members of the American speed skating team, called and prepared her for the struggling months ahead.
• Dr . Wade Smith, chairman of the university medical center's bioethics committee, said that the committee would have to consider the rules of organ donation.
• Although MacDonald s lawyers, Bernard Segal and Wade Smith, were confident of an acquittal from the first day, one thing after another went badly for the defense.
• So those of you wanting A . J . Feeley, Wade Smith, Vernon Carey, Tony Bua and Will Poole in the starting lineup this Sunday, forget it.
• It was a debacle for SMU ( 1-1 ), whose best move of the night came when Wade Smith ran back a blocked extra-point attempt to avert a shutout.
• Dr . Wade Smith, chairman of the ethics committee at the University of California at San Francisco Medical Center, said a tacit rule exists among transplant surgeons not to perform operations involving dubiously obtained organs.
• When they're blocked by a blood clot, fatality rates can rise to 90 percent, said Wade Smith, the associate neurology professor at the University of California, San Francisco, who was principal investigator for the study.