Neil造句
241. Christopher Columbus, Isaac Newton, Florence Nightingale, Thomas Edison, Nancy Astor, Charles Lindbergh, Amy Johnson, Edmund Hilary and Neil Armstrong are among such individuals.
242. JOHN RANDO (Director) made his Broadway debut directing Neil Simon's The Dinner Party, starring Henry Winkler and John Ritter.
243. Neil Beveridge of Bernstein Research, an investment research group, said: “As long as the government controls fuel prices, returns in my view will remain only slightly above the cost of capital.
244. But a few hints were dropped Friday night about future BBT plot points: think extrasolar planets, the metric system and Neil deGrasse Tyson.
245. Second jobs were a more common occurrence in those sepia -tinged pre-Premier League days — Neil Warnock, for example, as well as being a trained chiropodist, also ran a fruit and veg stall.
246. Neil Armstrong made history when he stepped on the moon.
247. Her colleague Prof Neil Spiller added: "The piles which support Venice are sinking into the lagoon like stiletto heels."
248. But these may do more harm than good, suggests Neil Stewart, a psychologist at Warwick University.
249. Neil Simon 161. Success can be only one ingredient in happiness, and is too dearly purchased if all the other ingredients have been sacrificed to obtain.
250. Neil was convicted of fraud and is serving time in Wormwood Scrubs.
251. Last Thursday, on This Week, Andrew Neil jokily referred to his co-hosts Diane Abbott and Michael Portillo as "the chocolate Hobnob and custard cream of late-night telly".
252. Actually, it was Neil McBain with Leo Burnett Company out of Chicago.
253. Neil and Kazumi Puttick drove to the beauty spot in East Sussex a day or two after their son Samuel died at home in Wiltshire.
254. Neil Rutledge of consultants Grant Thornton said: "This week's spending cut announcement was the inevitable culmination of the vast growth in public debt.
255. Maybe it was a play after all, because the ending was straight from the pen of Neil Simon.
256. Playwright Neil Simon recalls what happened after his first hit play, Come Blow Your Horn.
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