ickler造句

• Namacunde mission was founded in 1900 by the German missionary Wilhelm Ickler.
• Ickler qualified second behind pole position winner Moffitt.
• Ickler told Germany's Die Welt.
• Each time however, Ickler erased the lead and pulled out to a commanding lead.
• Ickler led four times for 146 laps.
• Both Ickler and Busch returned for Darlington.
• The two got together and Ickler went spinning into the infield with Christopher taking the lead.
• In 2009, Ickler made 11 starts in the Camping World Truck Series for Billy Ballew Motorsports.
• For 2009, Sieg, Ickler, Aric Almirola, and Blake Feese shared the No . 15.
• Austin Dillon captured his first pole award, and Brian Ickler captured his first win in the series.
• Ickler would lead the first 36 laps of the event before handing the lead over to Ted Christopher on a restart.
• All were missing since March 17, along with the freed Swede _ Harald Ickler, 52, who lives in Germany.
• Ickler kept the car running and was able to continue but a caution was not thrown and the race continued under green.
• Ickler was captured along with five fellow tourists March 21 when their three-car convoy was ambushed by terrorists wielding assault rifles.
• On the final restart on lap 143 Ickler was leading with Christopher on the outside as they came to take the green flag.
• On the second attempt at the start, Ickler got the jump on Moffitt and quickly began to pull away from the field.
• The Swede, Harald Ickler, 52, punched both arms in the air and gave a double victory sign as he descended the stairs.
• In the 2010 NASCAR Camping World Truck Series, Ickler was scheduled to share the No . 18 Toyota Tundra with team owner Kyle Busch.
• In 2007, then-16-year-old Joey Logano outran Kevin Harvick, and last year Brian Ickler held off the challenge from Kasey Kahne.
• He also had two starts in the Nationwide Series for Braun Racing and six starts in the ARCA Re / Max Series in his own Ickler Motorsports entry.