kernick造句

• The 2005 06 season saw floodlights erected at the Kernick ground.
• The final student accommodation building, Kernick House, was completed in 1975.
• Defense lawyer Mark Kernick described the incident as " an accident ."
• Kernick is also the site of the new Combined Universities in Cornwall ( CUC ).
• They play in the, and stage their home games at the 1, 500 capacity Kernick Road ground.
• In it, Kernick introduces the character Dennis Milne, who becomes the lead character in several subsequent novels.
• The name Kernick is a derivative of Cernic or Carnak meaning'rocky'in Cornish, like Carnac in Brittany.
• After graduating Kernick joined MMT Computing in London in early 1992, where a relative was the Chairman and Managing Director.
• Kernick had a passion for crime fiction writing from a young age and produced many short stories during his time at polytechnic.
• Kernick is located near industrial area since the late 1970s with two industrial parks oandne large industrial estate, with about 100 factories.
• The Times newspaper cited evidence to back Kernick's claims, including brain scans conducted on Norwegian professionals which revealed elevated levels of neurophysiological impairment.
• Kernick, so moved by Harris'story, spent the next 2 1 / 2 years trying to secure the release of Harris'life work.
• Three years ago, at the age of 89, Harris walked into the office of attorney Cynthia Kernick, asking for her help to get back negatives to his work.
• One lawyer at the firm, Cynthia E . Kernick, became passionately involved in the case, devoting thousands of hours to redeem what she said was a deathbed pledge to Harris.
• Kernick is also thriving as a suburban housing area, with three housing estates in the vicinity, two of which ( Littleoaks and Woodland Avenue ) have in excess of 200 houses each.
• Kernick said it would be impossible to ban heading outright because it is an essential part of the game and " offers an important dimension of play, particularly around the goalmouth ."
• At the height of their success manager Dudley Kernick took the club into the Southern League Premier Division in 1964, before a financial crisis led to a relegation and eventual resignation from the Southern League.
• David Kernick, a medical officer with Division Three club Exeter City, says evidence is mounting that heading the ball repeatedly can cause " mental decline, " the British Journal of General Practice reported Monday.
• The reviewer in " Publishers Weekly " wrote, " Kernick does a masterful job of making Milne sympathetic, despite his callous brutalities, by combining a captivating first-person narrative with emotionally complex characterization.
• Despite interest from a number of publishers Kernick was unable to secure a deal, so he joined the sales force of the specialist IT and Business Consultancy Metaskil plc in Aldermaston, Berkshire in 1998 where he remained until he secured his first book deal " The Business of Dying " in September 2001.