saalfield造句

• His first wife, Mary Saalfield Lineberger, died in 1993.
• In 1903, Saalfield Publishing published the " Americanized"
• The publisher was Saalfield, a mainstay imprint of the Great Depression.
• He also appeared in Catherine Gund Saalfield's film, " Hallelujah!
• Saalfield was one of 700 survivors out of 2, 200 crew and passengers on the ship.
• Saalfield left the series idle, perhaps not even reprinting the existing three titles until the fall of 1942.
• Produced and directed by Catherine Gund Saalfield; director of photography, Ms . Saalfield; released by Artistic License Films.
• Produced and directed by Catherine Gund Saalfield; director of photography, Ms . Saalfield; released by Artistic License Films.
• In 1942, Saalfield Publishing Company released a version of " Little Black Sambo " illustrated by Ethel Hays.
• Gund was married to Albrecht " Brec " Saalfield, an heir to the Saalfield Publishing Company of Akron, Ohio.
• Gund was married to Albrecht " Brec " Saalfield, an heir to the Saalfield Publishing Company of Akron, Ohio.
• The crowning is only one of several blood-letting scenes in Catherine Gund Saalfield's documentary portrait " Hallelujah!
• The passenger menu survived the liner's sinking after Briton put Adolphe Saalfield put it in his pocket as a memento.
• Gabriel Saalfield released the first Royce Twins original during their crowd funding campaign on their website for those people who had lost someone at Christmas.
• He then worked for 13 years as an executive at Saalfield Publishing Co . in Akron, Ohio, before resuming his banking career in Cleveland.
• In the early 1960s, the Saalfield Publishing Company competed directly with rival publisher Grosset & Dunlap by issuing their own series of science books for children.
• All volumes, except for the scarce final volume, were subsequently reprinted ( with cheaper quality and prices ) by Saalfield Publishers in Akron, Ohio.
• Saalfield also said the Supreme Court's decision did not take into account improvements in Kimberly's status in the two years since the case was first contested.
• The company was founded in 1900 in Akron, Ohio, by Arthur J . Saalfield who had come to take charge of the Werner Company's publishing department.
• :While the format was pioneered by Whitman Publishing, other firms including Van Wiseman, Saalfield, Goldsmith, Lynn and World Syndicate Publishing all produced big little books between 1934 and 1960.