lashinsky造句

• Adam Lashinsky is the Silicon Valley columnist of TheStreet . com.
• (Adam Lashinsky is the Silicon Valley columnist of TheStreet . com.
• Lashinsky wrote in an e-mail to friends Tuesday.
• Lashinsky now writes a column with the same title for the online site.
• Keeping me honest, Adam Lashinsky points out that it was actually 1985.
• In renovating her duplex, Ms . Lashinsky gave fantasy and practicality equal play.
• Lashinsky took the rejection in stride.
• Ms . Lashinsky's plan was to rent out the lower floors and occupy the top two.
• Lashinsky's living room walls were finished with Structolite, a powdery plaster tinted unevenly with pigment.
• Lashinsky said Webvan went on to describe to call participants information not included in the documents it filed with regulators.
• But to Ms . Lashinsky, the space had the exhilarating promise of an empty stage before the curtain goes up.
• Ms . Lashinsky has a place in Woodstock, N . Y ., where she used to store her treasures.
• Former concert promoter Gary Lashinsky owned The World Famous Lipizzaner Stallions until they filed for Chapter 7 bankruptcy and permanently closed.
• On Tuesday, Adam Lashinsky, a reporter for the Internet financial publication TheStreet . com, dialed into one of the calls.
• Lashinsky writes a column for Fortune called the Wired Investor, and is a frequent commentator on public radio's Marketplace program.
• TheStreet Editor in Chief Dave Kansas said adding Williams to his stable of established columnists such as Herb Greenberg and Adam Lashinsky is a coup.
• Lashinsky said he identified himself by name and by his organization, but not as a journalist, and was permitted to stay on the call.
• Your reactions are your own, " workshop leader Leslie Lashinsky, a bassoon player for the Los Angeles Jewish Symphony tells the workshop participants.
• Playing a kind of free association game, Lashinsky urges participants to call out emotions and colors evoked by the music or to discuss their recollections.
• "There's no need to go without Adam Lashinsky, " read the ad, over a mug of the high-tech scribe.