loosley造句

• Loosley said it was not because of Vietnam's objections.
• Loosley told a news conference after four days of meetings in Hanoi.
• Sometimes this is due to the tape becoming loosley wound.
• The row of piggeries in the lea of the woods became the start of a settlement called Loosley Row.
• Loosley based on the Christian myth of the War in Heaven, it tells the story of Arcade, the guardian angel of.
• Alexander Downer, shadow minister for foreign affairs from the opposition Liberal Party, echoed Loosley in declaring that the visit had exceeded expectations.
• But at Oxford Magistrates Court, judge Brian Loosley found Barschak guilty of " a serious offense of wanton destruction of a work of art.
• Loosley Row stretched from Brimmer's Farm, east of Princes Risborough, round the side of the hill to the hamlet we know today.
• Please explain what else I need to do to provide acceptable " rationale " . Chris Loosley 01 : 30, 19 January 2007 ( UTC)
• }} In 1897, Bowdoin took on a partner, Milan A . Loosley, who, in July 1898, became the sole publisher.
• Loosley said long term goals were to improve mutual understanding and promote international standards, and said revealing details of his group's discussions would not help.
• Loosley refused to be more specific, describing the visit as sensitive and saying that the delegation's conclusions would be presented in a written report in May.
• The almost middle-aged Paul Loosley, who won with Webern for best experimental video ( professional ), was undoubtedly the most worthy winner of the night.
• In recent years, the celebrity guest lectures have been presented by Derren Brown in 2010, Luis De Matos in 2014 and Dave Loosley and Andi Gladwin in 2015.
• With the exceptions of Collingwood House, a mixed house for day pupils, and Loosley, a mixed sixth form boarding house, the houses are single gender boarding houses.
• The report of the delegation, led by Sen . Stephen Loosley, acknowledged economic changes and said there is now a " generally more relaxed atmosphere " in Vietnam.
• In June 1899, Loosley sold the newspaper, and for a brief time it was published by the Republican Publishing Company, of which Charles J . Roberts was the manager.
• The manor and the parish extended from Longwick in the north through Alscot, the town of Princes Risborough, Loosley Row and Lacey Green to Speen and Walters Ash in the south.
• In 1992, upon the resignation of Stephen Loosley, to whom he had lost the position in a split vote in 1991, he was elected National President of the ALP, serving until 2000.
• It is often said that the hamlet was named after the Loosley family ( fairly prolific in the area ) but it is, in fact, the other way round-the family was named after the place.