ntshangase造句

• Ntshangase's apprenticeships are only a small part of the program.
• Ntshangase said his experience differs from the students'because he had no one to follow.
• Ntshangase has lived there 10 years.
• A brief conversation between Ntshangase and Enthoven reveals what a work in progress the Spier plan is.
• Spice Route is not the only step Ntshangase has taken to open the wine industry to blacks.
• Ntshangase and his New York friends are looking for ways to get American businesses involved, too.
• While Ntshangase was learning what would become his trade, his white-dominated country was changing.
• On his return, Ntshangase tried to buy a vineyard, but found all the best addresses prohibitively expensive.
• A clearly distressed Ntshangase hesitated, then said : " I think we have what it takes to do it.
• Michael Kapon, president of the store, took Ntshangase under his wing, giving him a reference book on wine.
• The following year, Ntshangase returned home for the first time as a buyer for a U . S . wine importer.
• Back is the logistics expert, Platter the strategist and chief worrywart, and Ntshangase, the salesman supreme and ambassador of wine.
• Ntshangase said, " and that's what we have among the four of us at Spice Route, an equal partnership.
• But Ntshangase's father hangs his head when he looks at his daughter, whose enormous brown eyes float in her wasted face.
• Ntshangase sees benefit in the process which he says gives young people sex education and what he sees as some badly needed lessons in morality.
• "Me, I'm going to be a doctor, " says Patience Ntshangase, 12, her brown eyes flashing.
• "I loved embalming, " said Ntshangase, 46, who was born in Soweto and left in 1977 to study in Britain.
• With his usual good humor, Ntshangase told us that an old Afrikaner farmer had threateningly accused him of trespassing that morning while he was jogging.
• President Clinton had made a speech in Cape Town the day before, and Ntshangase took his cue from that in setting out his own philosophy.
• "Some people are saying we are interfering with the privacy of the individual but we are not forcing anyone, " said Ntshangase.