nat williams造句

• The senior tackles Nat Williams and Carl Bradley and linebacker Jamel Smith threaten to turn the all-conference team into a Hokies-dominated unit.
• Towards the end of 1911 his health was affected by rheumatism and defying medical orders, he continued fighting; losing to Tommy Mitchell in Sheffield and a month later he was outpointed by Nat Williams in Liverpool.
• The day before the Orange Bowl, Virginia Tech coach Frank Beamer announced further suspensions, indicating that backup defensive tackle Nat Williams, backup linebacker Tyron Edmond, and backup receiver Angelo Harrison would not participate in the Orange Bowl.
• It is generally accepted that the first caboose was simply the last boxcar on a train, where a conductor named Nat Williams stored his equipment, wrote his reports and ate his meals, using a barrel as a table, in the 1830s.
• If the stars never made it to Beale Street, the crowds did, a mass of people five times the size expected for a normal weekend swelling and nearly inundating the scruffy four block stretch of historic Memphis, where W . C . Handy once played the blues, and where Rufus Thomas once appeared with his Rabbit Foot Minstrels and where the nation's first black radio announcer, Nat Williams, once staged the Cotton Makers Jubilee.