desapio造句

• In 1961, the group helped remove DeSapio from power.
• Democrats who once praised DeSapio now found it expedient to excoriate him.
• He was survived by his daughter Geraldine A . DeSapio.
• DeSapio said he has given little thought to how he wishes to be remembered.
• DeSapio was accused of staffing New York City's government with clubhouse hacks.
• DeSapio always seemed a personally modest man.
• Their efforts were eventually successful, and DeSapio was forced to relinquish power in 1961.
• DeSapio will not discuss the scandal.
• Eleanor grew increasingly disgusted with DeSapio's political conduct through the rest of the 1950s.
• But if DeSapio's rise to power was swift and dramatic, his decline was precipitous.
• In 1949, DeSapio became the youngest Boss in the history of Tammany Hall, succeeding Hugo Rogers.
• DeSapio admitted to having met Costello several times, " but insisted that politics was never discussed ".
• DeSapio died at age 95 on July 27, 2004, at Calvary Cemetery in Woodside, Queens.
• After his release, DeSapio returned to his Greenwich Village apartment, where he still lives with his wife.
• DeSapio succeeded in shucking Tammany's notoriety and fashioning himself as a sophisticated, enlightened and modern political boss.
• Following Harriman's victory, DeSapio served in Harriman's cabinet as Secretary of State of New York.
• He challenged Tammany Hall leader Carmine DeSapio twice, succeeding in 1964 in becoming Tammany's first black leader.
• That same year, DeSapio also waged an unsuccessful campaign for Manhattan District Attorney Frank Hogan, for a senate seat.
• Years after his defeat, DeSapio was immersed in a municipal malfeasance scandal that sullied the administration of Mayor John Lindsay.