jaspar造句

• Jaspar was born in Schaerbeek and trained as a lawyer.
• Guests include Nat Adderley, Bobby Jaspar and Benny Golson.
• Jaspar concludes Flomm is a racist.
• Visitors still can get their photos taken while holding talking parrots with names like Jaspar and Athena.
• Sir Jaspar Ridley, younger son of the first Viscount, was an authority on banking and the arts.
• Bobby Jaspar was later influenced by musicians like Stan Getz and'converted'to the cool jazz school.
• Jaspar becomes furious at seeing Jennifer with Tibor and informs the local newspaper of Rolly's true identity.
• ---- From " Jaspar " later the same day : Wow, I am blown away!
• In 1961 / 1962, Jaspar returned to Europe for a year for a series of concerts and a number of recordings.
• Jaspar discovers Flomm's true identity and warns if Jennifer dates another man he will make Flomm's identity known.
• In 1956, Jaspar was persuaded to try his luck in the United States, where his reputation in jazz circles had preceded him.
• Col . Jaspar Helsoe, the U . N . commander in Bihac, said the United Nations was trying to accommodate thousands of refugees.
• Col . Jaspar Helsoe, the U . N . commander in Bihac, said the United Nations was struggling to find accommodation for refugees.
• This casting suggests that Sir Jaspar was played as a straightforwardly comic part, while Pinchwife would be " alarming as well as funny ".
• After World War II, he was a member of the Bop Shots with Jacques Pelzer and Bobby Jaspar, who remained a llifelong friend.
• Shot by Jaspar Johal, the ads were the subject of controversy, with critics stating that the photographs " over-sexualized " yoga.
• He first gained notice in 1949 and worked with Belgian jazz greats like Bobby Jaspar, and in 1955 he joined Chet Baker's quintet.
• King's father, Ronald King, also a resident of Jaspar, released a hand-written letter apologizing for his son's actions.
• Col . Jaspar Helsoe, the U . N . commander in Bihac, said the U . N . was struggling to find accommodation for refugees.
• In 1953 he moved to Paris, where he played at a club called Tabou, with Jimmy Gorley, Bobby Jaspar and other Paris-based jazz musicians.