zamel造句

• The company was founded in 2009 by Joel Zamel and Daniel Green.
• VIVIAN ZAMEL, Belmont, Mass.
• Abdulaziz Al Shammeri ( ISN 217 ) was released at the same time as Al Zamel.
• Ellison's inclusion in the delegation was praised by council member Abdul-Rahman al-Zamel.
• "I have no idea who could have done this, " said the principal, Tayseer Zamel.
• "Religion in our society is part of our culture, our political process, " said al-Zamel.
• Al Zamel was captured in Pakistan in February 2002 and he was transferred to Kuwait on November 2, 2005.
• "I have no idea who could have done this, " the principal, Tayseer Zamel, said.
• He said he was captured with Adel al Zamel, who the McClatchy reporters noted was captured in Peshawar in January 2002.
• Zamel, a Jordanian businessman who founded the private school in 1986, said there were no Americans or other foreigners among the 850 students.
• Initially chaired by Mohammed Al Zamel, this channel was considered at the time to be the leading sports channel in the Persian Gulf region.
• It would give extremists " credibility to lead all the young, and the young are looking for leadership, " said al-Zamel.
• After studying counter-terrorism, Zamel founded Wikistrat Inc . and became CEO, while Green came aboard as the company's Chief Technology Officer.
• Qatar went up 3-1 in the 60th minute when Zamel Essa Al-Kuwart capitalized on a pass by Chinese midfielder Ma Mingyu just outside the penalty area.
• In October, a delegation of 85 Saudi businessmen _ led by al-Zamel _ visited Iraq and met with senior Iraqi officials, including Vice President Taha Yassin Ramadan.
• Al-Zamel is a graduate of the University of Southern California, a former deputy commerce minister who is now a member of the king's appointed Consultative Council.
• Adel al Zamel told reporters that during 2005, his last year in Guantanamo, interrogators repeatedly threatened that he would be transferred to a torture state, for more brutal interrogation.
• In Zamel, V . & Spack, R . ( Eds . ), Negotiating academic literacies : Teaching and learning across languages and cultures ( pp . 187 197 ).
• Zamel, a Jordanian businessman who founded the private English-language school in a suburb of Amman in 1986, said there were no Americans or other foreigners among the 850 students.