macara造句

• On 28 July he scored his eighth, against Macara.
• Gaze and Macara were recruited from seminal Australian progressive rock band Tamam Shud.
• Macara said he was concerned that the six refusing fluids could face permanent damage.
• Lee was replaced in Ariel by Nigel Macara.
• Also in the line up was former Stonehenge band mate, Macara on drums.
• Gaze and Macara also provided instrumental backing for other musicians who performed songs on the soundtrack.
• He scored his first goal with Emelec on his debut on the Ecuadorian League against Macara.
• Dr . Sandy Macara, chairman of the British Medical Association, said the decision was a disappointment.
• Macara left again in October 1976 and was replaced by another former Richard Clapton Band member, Iain McLennan.
• Gaze and Macara were founding members of Stevie Wright Band to tour Australia until the end of that year.
• In March 1993 Tamam Shud reformed with the line-up of Gaze, Barron, Bjerre and Macara.
• He was briefly replaced by Nigel Macara, who quit again in October 1976 to be replaced by Iain McLennan.
• Because of unsportsmanlike conduct, Macara cancelled his contract and Kaviedes was searching for a club in Turkey or Lebanon.
• Sinott and Stephenson left and they recruited a new drummer, Nigel Macara, who had worked with Gaze in Stonehenge.
• The Kinrara Waterloo Cairn in Alvie, Scotland commemorates Macara and other Scottish soldiers who were killed during the Waterloo Campaign.
• Marion Macara is considered the founder of the Ladies Lifeboat Guild for her work encouraging women to fundraise for the lifeboat crews.
• During the Peninsular War, Macara was present at the battles of Knight Grand Cross of the Order of the Bath ( KCB ).
• Ecuador reportedly began evacuating the sick, elderly and children from the town of Macara, five miles ( eight kilometers ) from the border.
• On 10 October 1886, Charles Macara and Marion Macara organised the first Lifeboat Saturday, the first recorded example of a charity street collection.
• On 10 October 1886, Charles Macara and Marion Macara organised the first Lifeboat Saturday, the first recorded example of a charity street collection.