eastick造句

• He was married to Ruby Sybil Eastick ( n閑 Bruce ).
• Eastick was born in Hyde Park, South Australia.
• Eastick was Mentioned in Despatches on 15 December 1942.
• Bruce Eastick took the LCL leadership.
• The announcement of Eastick's knighthood was made in the 1970 New Year Honours List.
• She grew up in Victoria, British Columbia studying dance under Maureen Eastick and Wendy Green.
• In late 1979 after Stars disbanded, Eastick had joined Broderick Smith's Big Combo.
• At the meeting, Suga presented Eastick with complete nominal rolls of all compounds in the camp.
• The LM triumph embarrassed the LCL, and Eastick survived a leadership challenge from Heini Becker in the aftermath.
• Eastick became ill early in the 1914 season and his health deteriorated throughout the year before his death in October.
• There are also interviews with Mal Eastick, Mick Pealing and Sarah Morgan ( who ran the fan club ) ".
• The conservatives strongly criticised Hall and his new movement, accusing them of undermining Eastick, disrupting the party and being disloyal.
• He was then named in Brian Eastick's squad for the FIFA U20 World Cup in Colombia in the summer of 2011.
• Around half of the LCL candidates were LM supporters and avoided mention of the LCL and its conservative leader Bruce Eastick in their pamphlets.
• On 8 9 September, the Royal Australian Navy corvette, with Eastick and staff officers on board, sailed for Kuching, along with.
• In 1943 Eastick returned to Australia, and on 22 June he was appointed commander of artillery with rank of Brigadier for the 9th Division.
• Eastick spent several days in Hong Kong in September 2011 as prime candidate for the post of manager of the Hong Kong national football team.
• John Joseph Eastick was born on 6 February 1855 in the seaport of Great Yarmouth and was the third son of Zacharious and Sara Eastick.
• John Joseph Eastick was born on 6 February 1855 in the seaport of Great Yarmouth and was the third son of Zacharious and Sara Eastick.
• Eastick rose to the rank of ( temporary ) Brigadier, and was military governor of Sarawak in 1945 after taking the Japanese surrender at Kuching.