namedropping造句

• "Namedropping " lives up to its title.
• The fourth dif shows an example of his namedropping.
• The article does not consist of namedropping and / or rubbing shoulders with notable bands.
• I was asking how this article becomes more than a stuffed dictionary entry with namedropping and links.
• Haines's namedropping contains : Mark Rocco, Gorgeous George, George Cannon and many more.
• Elman died shortly before the publication of his memoir, " Namedropping : Mostly Literary Memoirs ".
• In " Namedropping ", Richard Elman writes a short chapter about a meeting with Kreymborg in the early 1960s.
• However, adjunct lecturer in linguistics, Karen Stollznow, describes Bandler's and Grinder's reference to such experts as namedropping.
• Namedropping the ill-fated brothers twice, his new CD " Real Gone " arrives in stores Tuesday, evoking more religious imagery than ever.
• But back to the global warming lead-why doesn't it talk about climate forcings there instead of sounding like a namedropping Greenpeace pamphlet?
• If you don't agree, strip the list namedropping nature away from your article and this is what the article looks like . ..
• I know from my research on the epilepsy lists that writers of medical articles and books can't help namedropping and speculating on historical and contemporary figures.
• This set of IP users keep attempting to revert massive amounts of data from the Bodu Bala Sena article claiming that the data is not of a'consensus version'and namedropping Wikipedia policies.
• Particularly notable were Cole's knowingly pretentious lyrics ( he was studying philosophy at the University of Glasgow when the band started ) and namedropping the likes of Norman Mailer, Leonard Cohen, Madonna ".
• "We've had ( presidential spokesman ) Ari Fleischer and ( media adviser ) Karen Hughes, " he said, engaging in celebrity namedropping, a Crawford pastime that has become second nature.
• He strikes a quick friendship with Noboru, when he returns to Holy Forest, and becomes somewhat of a defender of the weak, mostly via namedropping of his father's profession to frighten the school bullies.
• Elman describes Winters as well as others he met and befriended at Stanford, such as the poet Thom Gunn and the writer, Tillie Olsen, in his memoir, " Namedropping : Mostly Literary Memoirs ".
• His latest book was " Namedropping, " reflections on his life and work and the people he got to know, which is due out in the spring at New York State University Press, his family members said.
• "Stanley " ( Royal National Theater ) : Antony Sher gives the performance of his career as English artist Stanley Spencer in a play by Pam Gems to remind you that biographical drama can be about more than namedropping.
• W . marsh wrote " Well, the article is full of fluff and sketchy namedropping ( they developed ensembles " using " famous synthesizers, emulations " of " a famous instrument, etc . ) ".