troppmann造句

• Bob Troppmann is a legend in northern California prep sports circles.
• Troppmann understood that and one afternoon Carroll learned it the way Parcells thought best.
• I look up and there's Coach Troppmann, shaking his head ."
• Troppmann leaves her to return to Paris.
• Even with Troppmann staring down at him as the kid from Santa Rosa ran away with the game it was there.
• Among his players was a small kid with a big heart named Pete Carroll, a player Troppmann remembers in two ways.
• Troppmann has to choose between the abject Dirty and her associations of sex, disease, excrement and decay, the politically engaged Lazare, and her ethical values of commitment, resistance and endurance, and X閚ie, who has outlived her usefulness.
• There is, for example, the story of a certain Jean-Baptiste Troppmann, who was guillotined the year before the Franco-Prussian War for a multiple murder, carried out, it seems, not for political reasons but for money.
• Eventually he went to federal court to argue that a coach had a right to tell his players to cut their hair at a time, and in a place, where some people were cutting their hair about as often as guys like Troppmann cut work.
• While looking at Lazare beneath a tree, Troppmann realises that he respects her for her social conscience, but also sees her as a rat, and chooses Dirty instead, whilst sending X閚ie off with a friend, who is subsequently killed in the street.
• For Christiansen, Troppmann too was a sign of decay, a decay that became all too apparent when France, in a blindly arrogant pursuit of " gloire, " assumed that it could easily defeat the supposedly beery and absent-minded professors of Prussia.
• One of the Journal's major innovations, that made a substantial contribution to its popularity, was the publishing of detailed minutes from sensational trials, beginning with the Troppmann Affair in 1869 . The exploitation of this affair enabled the Journal to almost double its readership.