nimbley造句

• PAUL NIMBLEY : A Father to His Team
• Meanwhile, market forces might change, Nimbley said, lessening the incentive to go forward with the project.
• Tosco's own analysis last fall indicated that the refinery might need up to $ 100 million in capital improvements, Nimbley said.
• The morning of the World Trade Center attack, Nimbley called home to check on his wife and kids, the way he always did.
• The owner of Amato's Karate refuses to take her money, insisting that the Nimbley children can take classes as long as they want.
• Production has doubled, to 300, 000 barrels a day, and Bayway has become quite profitable, according to Nimbley, who is its manager.
• Thomas J . Nimbley, a senior vice president of Tosco who helped forge the contract, said in an interview at his office at the Bayway refinery.
• There was Paul Nimbley, the girls basketball coach; Kenneth Tietjen, the volunteer firefighter; and Patrick Hoey, the PTA president for a local parochial school.
• Paul Nimbley had four daughters and a baby boy of his own, and if that was not enough, he also adopted a squad of teen-age basketball players.
• A review of the refinery's prospects by Bechtel Corp ., the big engineering company, is expected to be completed in the next few weeks, said Thomas J . Nimbley, a Tosco senior vice president.
• "It feels like one big family, " said Nimbley, 34, a full-time mother who has yet to figure out how she will manage the $ 4, 000 monthly mortgage and tax bill.
• "As stupid as it sounds, the first two months, you still have hope he's going to come home, " said Isabel Nimbley, a mother of five who lost her husband, Paul.
• The current addition magically created an account after I had blocked Nimbley6 suspected sockpuppets or compromised IP accounts for one month for abuse on Scotland, and then proceeded to carry out some similar edits to those Nimbley has done in the past.
• But during the past two months, Nimbley's anguish has been eased by an outpouring of generosity that has transformed this collection of single-family homes and harried self-absorption into a Normal Rockwell model of communal care-taking.
• Nimbley, 42, was a vice president at Cantor Fitzgerald, who doubled as a coach for the Hot Shots, a girls basketball team in his hometown of Middletown, N . J . The players called him the " voice of reason ."
• A young widow with five children and a yawning mortgage, Isabel Nimbley has a lot on her mind these days . Even before her husband, Paul, perished in the rubble of the World Trade Center, her waking hours were an exhausting whirl of carpools, basketball games, meal making and parent-teacher conferences.