dagwell造句

• Dagwell's statement about the force being at least 2, 000 is thus confirmed.
• The advance Confederates broke into the woods and Dagwell followed, only to soon find that he was alone.
• "You in the United States have to work, then you do sports, " said Dagwell Hernandez, a Havana resident.
• On 16 February 2008, Jones began presenting a new 15-minute programme entitled " E24 " on BBC News with James Dagwell.
• Dagwell's company, under fire but with no one hit, charged the Confederates, sending them retreating down the road to Fairfax Station.
• Emily Maitlis returned to present the final episode ( along with James Dagwell ), which-at over 8 minutes-was one of the longest.
• Dagwell and his eight men had to rest their horses but Dagwell could see the Confederates mounting up only about six hundred yards from his small squad.
• Dagwell and his eight men had to rest their horses but Dagwell could see the Confederates mounting up only about six hundred yards from his small squad.
• :: : I now have the revisions and additional citations to support the 2, 000 figure, which closely coincides with Dagwell's estimate.
• Believing the Confederates must be some of Major John S . Mosby's partisans, Dagwell turned his horse and fled as the Confederates fired at him.
• He moved schools from Shirley Upper High to The Sholing Technology College to take over from the former principal, Karen Dagwell, who retired in early April 2014.
• This can be used as a stepping stone as James Dagwell moved to BBC World News and the simulcast between BBC World News and BBC News Channel overnight as a presenter.
• When she went on maternity leave, Kate Silverton presented a few editions before she in turn was replaced, with Louise Minchin, Declan Curry or James Dagwell being the new regular presenters.
• Continuing his pursuit, Dagwell came to the crest of a hill near Fairfax Station where the road led down to Fairfax Station and where a few Union troops who had outpaced him had halted.
• Dagwell made the move to the BBC World Service in 2016 to deliver the best of BBC Television News to millions around the world who don't have access to a free and fair media.
• Major Remington then ordered his squad to charge the Confederate force, which Dagwell had just told him must be an entire brigade of Confederate cavalry and had correctly estimated as being a minimum of 2, 000 men.
• Dagwell sent a soldier with the freshest-looking horse back to tell Remington of the situation and that he and the eight men with him would return as soon as their horses could recover from their just completed pursuit.
• When Lt . Dagwell returned to the area of the stream crossing the road into town and the rest of the New York troops came up, they found Confederates were drawn up in line in the woods up a ravine across the stream outside of town.
• Arriving at Annandale, Dagwell was wounded in an unsuccessful effort to evade capture and he and as many as eighteen men, including some he had picked up along the way, were captured by men of Fitzhugh Lee's brigade which had been detached from Stuart's other two brigades to proceed up the Orange and Alexandria Railroad and capture supplies.
• During the 2010 contest in Oslo, Norway, O'Connor appeared on Aljazeera TV, BBC World News & BBC News Channel with James Dagwell on " E24 " and after a one-on-one interview, won " PopMaster " on BBC Radio 2's Ken Bruce show, playing against Paddy O'Connell in a Eurovision spoof of the regular feature, a feat he repeated in 2012 against the BBC Moscow Correspondent Steven Rosenberg.