champin造句

• According to the 2011 census of India, Champin has 33 households.
• He said he was " champin'at the bit " to take a leadership role.
• Sampras too is dangerous but lost early in Stuttgart to former Wimbledon champin Richard Kraijeck, seeded 14th here.
• The animators for the cartoon were Ken Champin, Gerry Chiniquy, Paul Julian was the background artist, while Hawley Pratt was the layout artist.
• He frantically attempts to stop himself from rolling into  Champin's Bowling Alley ( a reference to animator Ken Champin ), but to no avail.
• He frantically attempts to stop himself from rolling into  Champin's Bowling Alley ( a reference to animator Ken Champin ), but to no avail.
• Poland's Adam Malysz, the three-time defending overall champion and a two-time world champin last season, finished ninth but kept his lead in the overall standings.
• We've cut our margins to make Paris more competitive, but that's not enough, " said Gerard Champin, president of France's leading auctioneers'association.
• Former bank manager Alejandro Champin keeps a copy of " Don Quixote " in the glove compartment of his battered Toyota to read during breaks in his 12-hour shifts as a cabdriver.
• The 22-year-old welterweight champin with the heavy hands decided, after some prodding from Chavez, Roy Jones Jr . and others, to fight to get out of his contract with King.
• Parker, FRance's first ever NBA champin with the San Antonio Spurs last season, leads the team with a 15 points per game average, followed by forward Laurent Foirest, 14.8.
• "In these markets, Europe has no chance of replacing New York, because that's where the new fortunes are to be found, " said Gerard Champin, the auctioneer who now heads the Sales Council.
• Taxi driver Champin, who now wears a ragged sweater instead of a suit, lost his job as a manager with Banco Popular, one of Peru's largest banks, when it closed in 1992 amid the economic shakeup.
• Jesper Parnevik of Sweden, a former two-time Scandinavian Masters winner, shot 69 . In-form Lee Westwood of England, former three-time Scandinavian winner Colin Montgomerie of Scotland and defending champin Adam Scott of Australia matched 72s.
• Gerard Champin, chairman of the National Chamber of Auctioneers, told France-Info radio : " If there hadn't been this reform, I think we would have had a situation that would have led to the draining away of France's cultural heritage ."
• Charles Champin of the New York Times wrote, " [ I ] n 1965, Rogers & Cowan was the powerhouse among independent publicity agencies servicing the entertainment industry . " This was attributed to the shrinking of the major studios in the growth years of television, and the decimating of the studio publicity staffs in particular, which had created boom times for the independents.
• ""'Racketeer Rabbit " "'is a 1946 animated short film in the " Looney Tunes " series produced by Warner Bros . Cartoons, Inc . It stars Bugs Bunny, who duels with a pair of Manuel Perez, Virgil Ross, Gerry Chiniquy and Ken Champin; music by Carl Stalling, and voices by Mel Blanc and, uncredited, Dick Nelson ( as " Robinson " ).