mahoneys造句

• Killarney has a beach which is accessible via Mahoneys Road.
• The smaller portion within the City of Hume extends north to Camp Road and Mahoneys Road.
• In 2015 the head office again relocated to 67 Mahoneys Rd, Forest Hill, Victoria.
• Independent of this is the Nunawading Cricket Club, based at Mahoneys Reserve, in Forest Hill.
• But it's been coming to that for years and the Mahoneys have always found a way.
• As we passed dozens of plump yearlings, Beth corrected my assumption that they belonged to the Mahoneys.
• By 1974 the club moved to Mahoneys Reserve in Forest Hill, as the Nunawading Recreation centre was being built.
• Nunawading City got their first win when it defeated Murray United FC 3 1 at Mahoneys Reserve on 22 May 2016.
• The section between Mahoneys Corner and Glenholme was originally part of Trunk 4 until the 1960s when it was designated Highway 104.
• This was followed in the mid 1960s by a depot on Mahoneys Road, Boronia Bus Lines from Don Nugent with 12 routes.
• Continuing east along Finch Street, then Forest Glen Avenue to the parks parallel to Golden Glen Road and finally arriving at Mahoneys Road.
• "They are lethal toys _ two words that don't go together, " said Shanin Specter, who represented the Mahoneys.
• Finally, in 1996 the decision was made to move to Koonung Park in Springfield Road, Blackburn North as there were no social facilities at Mahoneys Reserve.
• When I called the Mahoneys on the road a half day out from their place, I mentioned Beverly Ciotti's letter and asked if it would be convenient for me to board a day or two.
• "New Jersey viewers have a real connection to the show, and they think it's an event _ it's not enough to just tape it, " he said, validating the Mahoneys'viewing strategy.
• The Mahoneys _ Gerald, 64, Betsy, 59, and their married daughter, Beth Riley, 32 _ not only own a 10, 000-acre ranch strewn amid mountains, ravines and small canyons, they pasture cattle, grow oats and alfalfa, guide hunters, lodge vacationers and sell a unique type of watering tank to 17 states.
• Bill Lougheed, Wilson's father-in-law ( who is a defendant in a lawsuit in which Wilson's wife is a plaintiff ), made several unproven allegations in the October 28, 2007 edition of " The Province ", a Vancouver-based newspaper . " The Province "'s article alleged that Wilson and his wife were subject to Social Services Tax Act liens on three properties and owe $ 2.1 million in bank mortgages, that Wilson misled the media about the true extent of his business success, exaggerating the number of restaurants he founded and claiming to have sold an accountancy business his in-laws claim closed, among other discrepancies, and that when Wilson's two restaurants, Mahoneys and Wilson's Steakhouse, closed, he was taken twice to the BC Employment Standards Tribunal for refusing to pay employees, was sued twice for failing to pay contractors, and was twice compelled by the courts to pay GST owing.