oaklanders造句

• In return, he said he expected Oaklanders to believe in themselves.
• Using the slogan " Oaklanders First,"
• Brown's schedule Wednesday suggested that Oaklanders might be getting exactly that.
• He is in the race, he says, because Oaklanders urged him to enter.
• In the circles of national and state power, the voices of Oaklanders will be heard.
• Oaklanders refer to their city's terrain as " the flatlands " and " the hills ".
• "It's not new and radical in his life, but it may be for Oaklanders ."
• Soon his compound, also home to his " Oaklanders First " campaign, became a sort of unofficial town hall.
• The poll suggested that Oaklanders were ready not only to elect Brown, but to grant him more power than other mayors have had.
• If Oaklanders as individuals would join their city government in purchasing sustainable energy, our collective CO2 reduction would exceed 150, 000 tons.
• His campaign motto was " Oaklanders First " and he adopted the city symbol, a gold oak tree, as his campaign logo.
• To Oaklanders, he promised to talk straight, " the way we talk when we're not on a political platform ."
• If not, the history could be considerably reduced, the subsection Other Asian-American Oaklanders ( quite long ) could go in its entirety.
• The former seminarian and three-time presidential candidate promised Oaklanders a skillful, honest, impartial and frank city government during his four-year term.
• Many Oaklanders clearly relish having an icon and media magnet _ someone " 60 Minutes " deemed worthy of a profile _ running City Hall.
• By the way, while we were force-fed the Broncos-at-Raiders game on TV Sunday, the home-bound Oaklanders didn't see it.
• The possibility of the city losing both its remaining professional teams is the latest valley in what has seemed to some Oaklanders as a decade-long emotional roller-coaster ride.
• In his sometimes awkward, often taciturn style, he has met thousands of Oaklanders in small groups in their homes and walked some of the city's more dangerous streets.
• Some of his opponents said they never really had a chance, so intrigued were reporters by Brown's surprising courtship of Oakland and so flattered were Oaklanders by his entreaties.