namecheck造句

• A namecheck here should alert them to this discussion.
• The excellent source added by the good Doctor doesnt just " namecheck " chongas, its entirely about them.
• The lyrics namecheck The Beatles and The Rolling Stones and mentions the song " All You Need is Love ".
• :: : : At more than 500 words, I think that adds up to more than a namecheck.
• According to Wright, Wall's, manufacturer of the Cornetto, were " very pleased with the namecheck ".
• These broadcasts are treated to a specially recorded namecheck of " Welcome to BBC World News on board the MediaCorp News Channel NewsAsia.
• Lyrically, it is a feminist electro-punk diatribe which critiques gender bias and stereotyping in science and features lyrics which namecheck Baroness Susan Greenfield and Rosalind Franklin.
• Curtis Fisher who had loaned his'book'to him  these include a namecheck for " Casanova Fly ", which was Caz's full stage name.
• I did quote taht the one peice i could not physically walk was taken from arial photos courtesy of Google erath, and i did namecheck O / S maps from various times.
• That a person receives a namecheck in a larger article about a subject that involves that person does " not " automatically warrant a redlink, or a biographical article for that person.
• They would receive a brief namecheck in " The Transformers : Spotlight " issue on Dynobots, Shockwave was surprised that it was they, and not Megatron or the Predacons, that had come.
• Of course, article Vanity label should be moved accordingly and its lead namecheck both names . . . & mdash; " talk " @ 00 : 09, 11 September 2007 ( UTC)
• It's reliable source coverage, in which the program is the subject of the coverage and not just a sideways namecheck in an article that fails to have the program as its subject, or it's bust.
• Another namecheck occurs in Rafi Zabor's PEN / Faulkner-award winning 1998 novel " The Bear Comes Home ", where the name is used as a nickname for good-natured but unrefined minor character Tommy Talmo.
• I had the opportunity to do a Factiva namecheck on him concerning your implied question; I found a number of articles about his involvement in the Muhammad al-Durrah case, in which he seems to have a central role, but nothing whatsoever about him in any other context.
• And if not a single one needs any other details beyond that basic namecheck in RS, that just sounds like a charter for turning Wikipedia into a useless vaporware database, a pointless collection of out of date announcements and press releases, and a whole bunch of pointlessly duplicated forking, making it more likely that even that usefull and notable info gets corrupted as an actual valuable information source.
• Looking at his self-compiled list of places where his theory is mentioned ( see fifth comment in link ) he lists a fantasy novel written by himself ( " First Ark to Alpha Centauri " ) and wikipedia itself . . . . The rest fall somewhere between " local source " and " talks about the theory only in the context of covering the author, while making a namecheck of all the authot has done ".
• "Been a while since we heard a band namecheck Bertrand Russell, but that s typical of White Collar Crime, a brainy, guitar-less punk four-piece led by Sander Hicks whose agit-prop lyrics and confrontational singing style has echoes of B-52s Fred Schneider and Gang of Four s Jon King .  No Conspiracy busts out of the gate at full gallop, the bass and keys handling each twist and turn admirably.
• Notable patrons of Allen's include the late writer Lewis Grizzard, professional wrestler Bill Goldberg, lead guitarist / singer John Bell of Athens band Widespread Panic, R . E . M . lead singer Michael Stipe, residents of the world-famous " Annex " including Doug Callas, Britt Murrill ( who also dominated the Cyclone pinball machine ), Scott Poole, Chip Zimmerman, and Chris Lee, and The B-52's who namecheck Allen's in their 1990 single " Deadbeat Club ".
• {{ AFC comment | 1 = The sources shown here do not assist notability . # 1 is a press release from his own company, not independent media coverage; # 2 and # 5 just namecheck his existence while failing to be " about " him; # 3 doesn't even do that, verifying tangential facts about a film he was involved in but completely failing to even include one mention of his name in conjuction with it; # 4 is just a list of payments from a political campaign.