powdersville造句

• She had received death threats and her Powdersville home was vandalized.
• Ms . Faulkner received death threats and her Powdersville home was vandalized.
• Ms . Faulkner, of Powdersville, was 18 when she applied in 1993.
• Ms . Faulkner was out visiting friends in her home town of Powdersville, S . C ., Friday afternoon.
• Ms . Faulkner, who received word of the ruling at her home north of here in Powdersville, applauded the decision.
• Citadel officials said the 20-year-old student from Powdersville, S . C ., can take the oath later.
• Arriving at her home in Powdersville on Friday night, Ms . Faulkner told reporters she hoped more women would follow in her footsteps.
• Chief Justice William Rehnquist on Friday rejected an emergency request to keep out the 20-year-old from Powdersville, S . C.
• I interviewed Faulkner in Powdersville for the Globe not long after the Citadel realized it had mistakenly admitted a female to the historically all-male school.
• WSNW will have to move its city of license to Powdersville, and the FCC is requiring that a radio station continue to be licensed to Walhalla.
• And then, a few days before Faulkner left Powdersville, a man came up behind her in the grocery store, Faulkner said, putting his hand over her mouth.
• "' Woodson Farmstead "'was a historic agricultural property located off of Three Bridges Road near the intersection of South Carolina Highway 153 in Powdersville, South Carolina.
• In 1993, perhaps on a whim, high school senior Shannon Faulkner of Powdersville, S . C ., applied to the all-male, state-supported Citadel College.
• "I am not turning back, " said the 19-year-old from Powdersville, S . C . " It's for women who follow me ."
• A : Not so, said Jack King, head football coach at Wren High School in Powdersville, S . C . He said the rumor about a lawsuit had been circulating for some time.
• During the 2 1 / 2-year court battle, Ms . Faulkner's Powdersville home has been vandalized, she has received death threats and she's had to withstand public scrutiny.
• During the 2 1 / 2-year court battle, Ms . Faulkner's Powdersville home has been vandalized, she has received death threats and she's had to withstand ongoing public scrutiny.
• The last fight pitted the college against Shannon Faulkner, a woman from Powdersville, S . C ., who sued The Citadel in 1993, seeking to become a first-year " knob ."
• Black said that after the court issued its VMI decision Wednesday, he phoned Faulkner at her home in Powdersville, S . C ., and told her that " everything she ever stood for has been vindicated ."
• Admitted to The Citadel after a 2 1 / 2-year legal battle, the 19-year-old from Powdersville, S . C ., faltered during the first hours of Hell Week and quit four days later.