lariar造句

• Lariar wrote at least nine mystery and crime novels, including four with his character Homer Bull.
• It consisted of 52, 15-minute lessons in cartooning based on his earlier two years of lessons with Lawrence Lariar.
• Two years later, they were back in New York looking for work, as Lariar recalled, " To make a living, we did everything.
• Beginning in 1942, the cartoon editor was Lawrence Lariar, who started " The Thropp Family ", the first comic strip to run as a continuity in a national magazine.
• Her pictures reveal the true mark of genius  an originality and technical excellence that offer her viewers a glimpse into a personal world of her own devising . " Laurence Lariar, New York Art Dealer, 1967.
• Anthony Boucher's mention of " atomic murder " in the cover blurb indicates Lariar's innovative locked room mystery premise : The killer rents an apartment beneath the victim, opens a box with radioactive materials and leaves.
• From 1930 to 1938, working in an office on 45th Street, Lariar did freelance gag cartoons, comic strips and spot drawings, including political cartoons for the " New York Journal American " and pages for some of the earliest comic books.
• Lawrence Lariar wrote : " ` Do me a favor and go home and write it !'McEmons stood over the reporter menacingly . ` Get rolling ! "'( I have an editor like that . ) But the specific phrase let's roll in its current meaning was first cited in the 1952 novel " The Tightrope, " by Stanley Jules Kauffman : " ` Let's roll, dreamer,'said Perry ."