jerseyan造句

• Mills was the only native-born Jerseyan on the Peppers'squad.
• The first New Jerseyan on a major party's presidential ticket was Theodore Frelinghuysen.
• They were joined by Philadelphia bassist Nicholas Krolak and New Jerseyan Pat Tamminen on drums.
• McMullen, a native New Jerseyan, admitted that the cash would still be greener in Nashville.
• Mills, who was born in Newark, was also the only native Jerseyan on the team.
• At that time, he was the only New Jerseyan with a seat on the House Appropriations Committee.
• If nothing else, Whitman is a true New Jerseyan _ with the inferiority complex to prove it.
• Suddenly, Foley, a New Jerseyan with New York sensibilities and attitude, found himself in a different environment.
• Finally, he reminded voters that he was a lifelong New Jerseyan who had spent his formative years on the Rutgers campus.
• A former New Jerseyan whose customers have followed him to the best waters of several countries, Chapman is putting roots down here.
• He was the only New Jerseyan listed as missing on an Associated Press list of 694 victims from New Jersey released last week.
• Brit Dave Green played bass and Pat Tamminen, a New Jerseyan who shares a long history with Giasullo, played the drums.
• Bissell said the robbery may have involved as many as five men, one reportedly a New Jerseyan familiar with the Wolfs'business.
• Meg Maguire, a former New Jerseyan and president of Scenic America, a Washington conservation group, said the road speaks for the state.
• And as an inventor, Paul is to the electric guitar what his fellow Jerseyan, Thomas A . Edison, was to the reading lamp.
• The signing of Meola is a huge accomplishment for the MetroStars because he joins another New Jerseyan, Tab Ramos, as the two American marquee players on the team.
• "You just feel like throwing something at the television, or leaving the country, " said Phyllis Ehrenfeld, a New Jerseyan visiting her sister here.
• Notwithstanding their attacks on Bradley, union leaders say their members are generally fond of the New Jerseyan and would have little problem backing him if he wins the nomination.
• Cowell, who was the state's public links champion in 1986, the year he turned pro, became the first New Jerseyan in seven years to win the Met Open.