cleeton造句

• Cleeton also developed computer programs for stock analysis.
• On the northeast slope of the hill is the small village of Cleeton St Mary.
• Cleeton died of heart failure April 16, 1997, at the age of 89.
• Cleeton forms part of the ward.
• The village that was the safe place on the hill for the smallholder John Druel is now named Cleeton St Mary.
• Cleeton joined the First United Methodist Church of Bellevue, Washington and wrote computer programs to do the church's bookkeeping.
• He carried this out with a magnetron and investigated the spectrum of gaseous ammonia together with his student Claud E . Cleeton.
• The smallholding where the children and Hilaria had sheltered has been attacked and destroyed by brigands, although the smallholder escaped to nearby Cleeton.
• Bingham had been the attorney for the Southern Pacific railroad in Salem, and thus was dropped for consideration the next month, with Thomas J . Cleeton appointed to the position.
• Twenty New Zealand police officers responded to the British government's advertisement early in 2008, and Sergeant Mike Cleeton was appointed, taking up his appointment in the early summer of 2008.
• "' Claud Edwin Cleeton "'( December 11, 1907  April 16, 1997 ) was a physicist notable for his groundbreaking work, with Neal H . Williams, on the microwave spectroscopy of ammonia.
• From Worcester to Shrewsbury is nearly 50 miles on modern roads, and longer via Cleeton Saint Mary, the trip made by Herward to ask the help of Shrewsbury Abbey, and then the Sheriff of Shropshire, in finding the missing children and the tutor.
• "Religious Women and Women's Rights, " a worship service and presentation by the Rev . Betty Bone Schiess, an Episcopal priest, and the Rev . Dr . Elaine Cleeton, a United Church of Christ minister, will be at 7 p . m . on July 15 at the First United Methodist Church, State and Chapel Streets, Seneca Falls.