gabbett造句

• He and Sergeant Major Joe Gabbett, who had already been working at discouraging Catholics from patronizing Protestant soup kitchens, over the years succeeded in closing down two of them.
• "' Peter John Gabbett "'( born 19 November 1941 ) is a former holder of the European Championships, and twice competed in the Olympic Games.
• Later, Gabbett is found on a beach by the crew of a whaling vessel, with the half-eaten arm of one of his comrades hanging out of his swag.
• Gabbett was reported to be a patron of the theatre :  Actors in distress especially enlisted his sympathy, the theatrical profession possessing an attraction for his somewhat Bohemian tastes . 
• John Rex manages to escape with Sarah's help, while Gabbett and five other man get lost in the wilderness and Gabbett again starts killing and eating his comrades to survive.
• John Rex manages to escape with Sarah's help, while Gabbett and five other man get lost in the wilderness and Gabbett again starts killing and eating his comrades to survive.
• Gabbett was not content to concede the lead and struck back in the home straight to win in a new personal best 4 : 20.2 having run the last lap in 64s.
• 1968 was an Olympic year, so the target for Gabbett and McNab as they head into winter training is the Olympic qualifying mark of 7, 200 points, the race for which turned into something of an adventure.
• She organises a mutiny with the help of three other men : Gabbett, James " Jemmy " Vetch or " the Crow " and a man nicknamed " the moocher ", while John Rex is in hospital with the fever.
• I could not help feeling a genuine pang of personal regret when I learned that poor Gabbett's jovial, humorous career had come to an end, that he would never sing a song or make a joke on earth any more . 
• Toomey, who had previously run 10.3s, was expected to leave Gabbett in arrears in the first event, particularly after the American got a " flying start ", but Gabbett made up the handicap to share a time of 10.8s, ( equalling his best ).
• Toomey, who had previously run 10.3s, was expected to leave Gabbett in arrears in the first event, particularly after the American got a " flying start ", but Gabbett made up the handicap to share a time of 10.8s, ( equalling his best ).
• In 1911, Bourne married Lilian Mary Poole ( died 1958 ), daughter of Colonel Poole Gabbett, an officer in the Royal Army Medical Corps, they had one daughter : who married George Reginald Knox Ord, an officer in Lieutenant Colonel Norman Charles Ries, of the Royal Marines.
• The outdoor season kicked off with an encouraging 7.20m long jump at Oxford in March, after which Gabbett suffered a javelin specialist closed in on Gabbett, but a determined personal best 3.40m in the pole vault put him not just back in the lead but back on schedule.
• The outdoor season kicked off with an encouraging 7.20m long jump at Oxford in March, after which Gabbett suffered a javelin specialist closed in on Gabbett, but a determined personal best 3.40m in the pole vault put him not just back in the lead but back on schedule.
• Gabbett joined the Royal Navy as a Naval Air Mechanic and although sport would have formed a significant part of his training there is no record of any athletic performance until May 1960 when he finished third in a high jump competition in Portsmouth, he has since said that Athletics was his main focus and passion.
• Travis tried gallantly but could not stay with the nimbler athlete and Gabbett's 5.7s lead at the tape was sufficient for his first National Record ( 10.8 7.35 11.78 1.83 48.7 15.7 35.91 3.40 42.91 4 : 25.2 ) of 7, 082 points.
• As he was only a guest he could not be crowned the champion so Gabbett retained his AAA title, set a new AAA national record and got his Olympic qualifying mark ( 10.8 7.35 11.78 1.83 48.7 15.7 35.91 3.40 42.91 4 : 25.2 ) with 7, 247 points.