tribune造句
31. The Tribune became America's first nationwide newspaper.
32. The Tribune grew and thrived.
33. The paper's name reads "TOPEKA TRIBUNE."
34. This is tribune police. make yourself known.
35. He became a reporter for the Herald Tribune.
36. Subscribe to the International Herald Tribune today.
37. Greeley and his Tribune fought for many causes.
38. I knew him by the photo Tribune.
39. The tribune seats were exquisite - dead center of the track, just meters away from the asphalt.
40. For a time Octavian was consul, then proconsul and eventually a tribune.
41. As the Tribune gained more and more power , Greeley became more interested in politics.
42. As a military tribune, he fought at the Battle of Cannae (216), managing to escape from the defeat.
43. She turns from the window, paws through a stack on the floor, and produces an International Herald Tribune, holding it at arm's length like a day-old fish.
44. Could you give me the number of the Tribune Newspaper office?
45. This tribune was appointed by the Emperor or the Senate.
46. In 1851 Horace Greeley, the editor of the New York Tribune,[Sentence dictionary] told a British parliamentary committee that "the quickest news is the one looked to."
47. US firm Clio Designs has launched a range of men's toiletries in packaging that resembles a lava lamp, the International Herald Tribune reports.
48. An example of this was Robert McCormick , publisher of The Chicago Tribune.
49. The American newspaper New Tribune, founded by Horace Greeley , was first published.
50. Fossil Fuels pale ale caused a stir among beer aficionados like William Brand, a former critic with The Oakland Tribune who raved about it on his blog.
51. ANGELIA JOINER is a staff writer for the Empire - Tribune.
52. That's the main shopping area downtown. There's the Chicago Tribune Tower.
53. Services areas: Press Workroom, Press Tribune, Press Conference Room, Mixed Zone, Media Lounge.
54. After the German failed to sell his former residence in Gland, Switzerland, he turned to the rental market, according to the local Tribune de Geneve newspaper.
55. The performance attracted the attention of composer-critic Virgil Thomson, who in the New York Herald Tribune proclaimed him " one of the world's master fiddle players."
56. His beloved Tribune lived on after him as the monument he wanted.
57. Private equity leveraged buyouts such as that of Tribune commonly burdened media companies with debt of six to seven times earnings before interest, tax, depreciation and amortization (EBITDA).
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