cochran造句
(1) Only one person stood in his way: Thad Cochran, his old rival from Mississippi.
(2) Cochran is considerably less visible in the Senate than either Lott or Nickles, and he is older.
(3) She said she called Cochran after hearing about the testimony of Tarnisha Smith, whom she accompanied to the club.
(4) Cochran is by far the better known of the two.
(5) Cochran never moved again, and he spoke only once.
(6) You can't do that, " Cochran said belligerently."
(7) It was the silver plane flown by Jackie Cochran.
(8) Kabaraijian circle the desk, but Cochran arm.
(9) And in the harsh boat light, he watched Cochran.
(10) Cochran , Thomas C . Frontiers of Change . Oxford: Oxford University Press, 1983.
(11) Even so, Cochran thinks getting good employees who make the system work is the crucial factor.
(12) Cochran stared at him from the floor of the launch, his grin gone.
(13) Jacqueline Cochran was a well-known female pilot in the United States at that time.
(14) Cochran believed female pilots could help in the war effort.
(15) Cochran reached into the pocket of his tunic, and took out a small, flat cartridge.
(16) I heard Johnnie Cochran go Ugh,' and then I heard the weeping of Kim Goldman.
(17) Goldston told jailers he was doing so because he wanted cigarettes, magazines and Los Angeles defense attorney Johnnie Cochran.
(18) The southern difference will be all the more pronounced if, as expected, Lott wins the contest against Cochran.
(19) "Gas is a loss leader for them, so they're willing to cut the price to get you on the premises and shop, " says Cochran.
(20) Go to a typical university and ask the professors to name a great Doctor (‘Albert Schweitzer’), Architect (‘I. M. Pei’), or Lawyer (‘Johnny Cochran’).
(21) "We don't want to be seen as just the powerless victims of climate change," said Patricia Cochran, chair of the summit and an Inupiat native of Nome, Alaska, in a press release.