gambold造句

• Gambold never had an enemy, but he made few friends.
• Gambold broke with Wesley on 2 July 1741.
• In November 1744 Gambold returned to London and became a stated preacher at Fetter Lane.
• Gambold exerted himself to repair the loss.
• Gambold attended to the duties of his small parish, but spent much time in contemplation.
• Gambold took part, in March 1747, in a synod of the brethren at Herrnhaag in the Rhine provinces.
• In this piece, Gambold focused on how football defense is fun, a team effort, is attack and is hitting.
• John Trotter left the group the following year to move to Australia, and was to be replaced by James Gambold, but nothing further happened.
• When John Wesley returned from Georgia in 1738 he introduced Gambold to the Moravian missionary, Peter Boehler, and Gambold acted as Boehler's interpreter when he was giving lectures at Oxford.
• When John Wesley returned from Georgia in 1738 he introduced Gambold to the Moravian missionary, Peter Boehler, and Gambold acted as Boehler's interpreter when he was giving lectures at Oxford.
• Gambold was willing to concede that an Anglican prelate should exercise some supervision in Moravian affairs, and assist at their ordinations; also that the common prayer-book should be adopted in their assemblies.
• His " Heart Your Smile " campaign to get more people to visit their dentist along with other trustees Seema Sharma, Simon Gambold and Roger Matthews, was alleged by many commentators to actually be a self promotion exercise and was widely derided.
• .. . that at Washington State University from 1948 to 1950, "'Bob Gambold "'was the quarterback of the school's football team and the starting forward for its basketball team during all three of those years?
• In December 1745 Wesley found him unwilling to renew their former intercourse; they met again in 1763, but Gambold was still shy, yet Wesley spoke of him to the last ( 1770 ) as one of the most " sensible men in England ".
• A chapter written by Gambold while he was an assistant coach at Stanford, titled " Establishing a Winning defensive Mindset ", was included in the book " Defensive Football Strategies " by the American Football Coaches Association, the organization responsible for the " USA Today"
• Judy and Timothy are married at the end of the first series, and in the second Timothy had to adapt to step-fathering Judy's children Charles ( played by Nolan ), Edward ( played by Morrison ) and Elizabeth ( played by Gambold ), as well as come to terms with his parents-in-law ( played by March and Welsh ), as well as taking care of Judy's Alsatian dog.