doris miller造句

• His name was Doris Miller, though the Navy insisted on calling him Dorie.
• "We're just so honored and delighted, " said Sherri Miller, Doris Miller's niece.
• Kellogg Chamber of Commerce Director Doris Miller said, sounding a note of optimism amid the gloom.
• On May 28, a granite marker was dedicated at Moore High School to honor Doris Miller.
• But for all his fame, Doris Miller remains a mystery nearly 60 years after his brave deeds.
• To this day, historians may dispute the number of enemy aircraft mess attendant Doris Miller shot down,
• Burial will follow at Doris Miller Cemetery.
• Like so much else in Doris Miller's life, his beginning and his end may lie forever submerged.
• Theatre One was named for Doris Miller; the other two theatres were named for John Basilone and Edward O'Hare.
• Mildred Watkins, principal at Doris Miller Elementary School, said she received the alert shortly before school let out Wednesday.
• Doris Miller remains an inspiration for millions, Gibson said, but it's important to keep the flame of memory alive.
• Dungan, a first-year teacher at Waco's Doris Miller Elementary School, wept just days into the start of school last August.
• Hattie McGill said she did not know about the threat before she came for her 5-year-old son at Doris Miller on Wednesday.
• Knox balked but finally relented, and on May 27, 1942, Adm . Chester Nimitz pinned the Navy Cross on Doris Miller's chest.
• Doris Miller had been sent back to the South Pacific in summer 1943, now promoted from mess attendant to cook, third class.
• The perfect Hollywood ending to this story would be for Congress to award Doris Miller the Congressional Medal of Honor he so richly deserves,
• Vickie Miller, a Midland resident, is the author of " Doris Miller, A Silent Medal of Honor Winner, " an Eakin Press book for young people.
• This month : Doris Miller and " Pearl Harbor, " plus short items on a couple of low-budget shoots around town . ( O'Connell, Austin American-Statesman)
• The large cast also includes Cuba Gooding Jr . as real-life war hero Doris Miller and Jon Voight, under heavy prosthetics, as President Franklin D . Roosevelt.
• The defiant image of Doris Miller firing a machine gun as the USS West Virginia sank into Pearl Harbor inspired Americans still reeling from the surprise attack.