codders造句

• Cape Codders that looked as if they'd weathered several hurricanes.
• He coached two seasons with the Cape Codders of the AHL coach of the year.
• We've got Sam Adams beer, Cape Codders and Old Mr . Boston vodka.
• But now both groups of Cape Codders are competing for the limited affordable summer housing on the Cape.
• Residents older than 65 account for 14 percent of the state population but 23 percent of Cape Codders.
• Game creators David Porter and Rod Nobrega, both Cape Codders, did their research to ensure correct answers.
• Like most Cape Codders of the time, he served for only eight months and did not re-enlist.
• Like Mick, many Cape Codders and islanders have come to feel that they are making the most of their economic situations.
• For this is the season when true Cape Codders _ of every species _ come out of hiding and spread their wings.
• The Toledo Goaldiggers of the International Hockey League acquired Methe halfway through the 1975-76 season after the Cape Codders folded mid-season.
• But to many Cape Codders, concern for global warming does not justify spoiling a view-- one that also does wonders for the local tourist trade.
• Now I know it is a society made up of members and clergy from various Protestant denominations, and even offers Cape Codders services such as lawn care and construction.
• No . 2, there was a common denominator that those guys were all college pitchers, successful, had played a good level of amateur baseball, Cape Codders, Team USA guys.
• We adopted the new name because we want it clearly known that we are an independent Cape Cod newspaper, printed and published on the Cape, by Cape Codders, for Cape Codders.
• We adopted the new name because we want it clearly known that we are an independent Cape Cod newspaper, printed and published on the Cape, by Cape Codders, for Cape Codders.
• Possibly the birds had been nesting in a patch of nearby woods, I theorized, and like a lot of Cape Codders I know were hunkering down until September arrived, waiting for the crowds to thin.
• He turned pro in 1970 in the American Hockey League for the Montreal Voyageurs and then played for the North American Hockey League for the Cape Codders, Hyndman finished his career in Europe with spells in Finland and Austria.
• So up and down Lovely Lane in fix-up-crazed suburbia, many Codders have decided that columns are the perfect addition for a visual spruce-up _ perhaps a pair of Doric columns supporting a trellis over the entryway.
• For instance, Cape Codders who fought for years against construction of a tunnel to carry Greater Boston's treated sewage into Massachusetts Bay used the argument that the increased nutrient levels might damage the area where right whales feed in early spring.
• But the project, which would cost at least $ 500 million, also faces steep hurdles, including opposition from environmentalists concerned about its impact on the ocean floor and resistance from Cape Codders and islanders who don't want windmills marring their million-dollar ocean views.