zinkin造句

• Zinkin marketed his machines under the " Universal Gym " trademark.
• After they returned to California they ran another gym for Zinkin.
• Since 2002 the organization has been led by Justine Zinkin.
• Aaron Pico is represented in MMA by Zinkin Entertainment.
• Shegerian was named the 2012 recipient of the Harold Zinkin Entrepreneur of the Year Award.
• In the late 1940s and early 1950s, Zinkin operated several gyms in the Los Angeles area.
• Zinkin wanted to make strength training safer and more accessible to novices, and thus broaden the appeal of the sport.
• About 110 participants have found full-time jobs in the last two years, said Justine Zinkin, the group's director of work force development.
• On Zinkin's machines, the weight lifted was selected by inserting a pin into the weight stack; moving the pin took only a few seconds.
• In his most memorable stunt, the four-man pyramid, Most balanced on the torso of Harold Zinkin, the bodybuilder who won the first Mr . California title.
• Taya Zinkin the reporter of the " London Economist " and the " Manchester Guardian " reported that the Mymensingh bound trains from Ashuganj were stopped on the Bhairab Bridge on the Meghna.
• In 2004, the Universal product line included Power Circuit Single Stations, Free Weight Machines, Classic Chrome Single Stations, and the Multi-Station Machines  all based on the design of Zinkin's original Universal Gym.
• Zinkin wrote later, " If I'm proud of anything, it's that machine and the fact that there probably isn't one professional athlete in the world who hasn't worked out on a Universal at least once ."
• "Afternoon Seder " : Rabbi Yehudah Werblowsky ( son-in-law of Rabbi Hanoch Teller ), Rabbi Hillel Zinkin, Rabbi Binyomin Staiman, Rabbi Michael Olshin, Rabbi Avraham Willig ( son of Rabbi Mordechai Willig ), Rabbi Yossi Fuchs
• "Night Seder " : Rabbi Menachem Jackobowitz, Rabbi Wittenstein, Rabbi Avi Tillman, Rabbi Yehudah Werblowsky, Rabbi Avraham Willig, Rabbi Moshe Willig, Rabbi Judah Goldshmidt, Rabbi Hillel Zinkin, Rav David Shamula, Rabbi Eric Ifrah, and Rabbi Benni Eisner.
• In " Remembering Muscle Beach : Where Hard Bodies Began : Photographs and Memories " ( Angel City, $ 26.95 ), Harold Zinkin and Bonnie Hearn take us back to a time before steroids and the hyper-inflated, cartoonlike proportions of body builders.
• Zinkin was among the muscle boys on the Santa Monica, Calif ., beach in the 1930s and'40s, and his enthusiastic reminiscences and the terrific collection of photographs are as refreshing and fun as a romp in the surf . . . . Boston University professor of history and international relations David Fromkin sheds light on the American involvement in the Balkans with " Kosovo Crossing : American Ideals Meet Reality on the Balkan Battlefields " ( Free Press, $ 21 ).
• BOOK-NONFICTION _ A roundup of what's new in nonfiction, including " Kosovo Crossing " by David Fromkin, " Learning the Ropes : An Apprentice on the Last of the Windjammers " by Eric Newby, " Disco Bloodbath " by James St . James, " The World of Words : An Illustrated History of Western Languages " by Victor Stevenson, " Remembering Muscle Beach " by Harold Zinkin . ( Harrison, Atlanta Journal-Constitution)