dago dazzler造句

• In August 1929, an associate of Lincoln Kirstein had " what she called her'Dago Dazzler '.
• One day a secretary, pointing to the decoration, whispered to us, " We call this the dago dazzler ."
• :: " When posed with an obdurate official whose ignorance is his best armor, the Dago Dazzler is called into play.
• In his book, " Panamexico " ( also published in 1937 ), Carveth Wells mentioned that the Geographic Society of Chicago issued him a dago dazzler.
• An anonymous writer for " The Weekly Standard " in 2004 recalled use of a dago dazzler at some point in the past when the writer was a student.
• In 1940, Thomas Barbour, an official at Harvard's Museum of Comparative Zoology, sent biologist Archie Carr, then planning an expedition to Mexico, a dago dazzler, in this case a
• Fernando Bela鷑de Terry, president of Peru from 1963 1968 and again from 1980 1985, at some point gave Everett Ellin, an art expert, a dago dazzler to help Ellin with bureaucrats in that country.
• A . Lawrence Lowell, president of Harvard University, in 1920 gave a minor university official, Reginald Coggeshall, a dago dazzler " with a great gold seal of the University ", according to the recipient.
• He wrote facetiously : " I send you herewith a dago dazzler which may help . " " Dazzlers " are any official looking document on impressive stationery, [ . . . ] In effect, a dazzler legitimizes a scholar's efforts by association.
• Bela鷑de himself " called it a'dago dazzler'[ . . . ] which I thought was a very vulgar because I couldn't think of calling a Latino a dago, but but he called it a'dago dazzler .'And, boy, it opened every door . [ Laughs . ] And that's how we got everywhere.
• Bela鷑de himself " called it a'dago dazzler'[ . . . ] which I thought was a very vulgar because I couldn't think of calling a Latino a dago, but but he called it a'dago dazzler .'And, boy, it opened every door . [ Laughs . ] And that's how we got everywhere.