jerring造句

• Sven Jerring was born in Malung but the family moved a lot during Jerrings childhood.
• The young Jerring has been described as a silent reclusive person that mostly liked to play.
• With the aid of Sven Jerring's radio sports commentary, he made Vasaloppet known throughout the country.
• The highest-scoring team in the United States received 40 percent of the votes to win the 1994 Jerring Prize, the sponsoring Swedish Radio Sports said.
• On 8 February 1958, in Solna, Lennart Hyland and Sven Jerring presented the results of the draw where the qualified teams were divided into four groups.
• In January 2007 she won the Jerring Award, voted by the people of Sweden to be the best sports person or team in Sweden at the time.
• Radiosportens Jerringpris is an annual award in the memory of Jerring given to a sportman or woman who has exceeded in their sport, this through a public voting.
• In 1923 Jerring started working at 舎l閚 & 舓erlunds f鰎lag, during the same year he also started working at the publishings radioshow and made his radio debut on 2 December 1923.
• Nils has meant a lot to Vasaloppet, initially through his many victories, with the aid of Sven Jerring's radio sports comments, made both him and Vasaloppet known all over the country.
• After the return to Sweden from Petrograd Jerring became a freelance journalist and wrote for the " Vadstena L鋘s Tidning " and after that in 1921 he moved to " 謘tg鰐a-bladet " where he wrote articles under the sebdomyn Jerker Ring.
• Two-nil up within 45 minutes, their demise was shockingly recorded by the legendary Swedish commentator, Sven Jerring, calling  Japanese, Japanese, Japanese ( " Japaner, japaner, japaner & " ) as they ran out as winners 3 2.
• "' Sven Alfred Teodor Jerring "', ( born as " Jonsson ", 8 December 1895 in Malung, Sweden-27 April 1979 in Stockholm ) was a Swedish radio man that during almost 50 years worked as a presenter sports journalist and commentator at AB Radiotj鋘st and Sveriges Radio.