rollinger造句

例句与造句

1. The board currently consists of eighteen members, and is chaired by Robert Rollinger.
2. Assistant Principal Ryan Rollinger tackled the alleged shooter.
3. However, the Rollinger choir stalls, carved in 1487, could not be saved.
4. Christopher Rollinger, a Newbury Park computer programmer, snared a few job interviews during the day.
5. MichaB
   Rollinger returned as the keyboardist, and PawB
   owski was replaced at the drums by Gerard Klawe ( Rezerwat, Hedone ).
6. It's difficult to find rollinger in a sentence. 用rollinger造句挺难的
7. Rollinger has suggested that Berossus attributed the Gardens to Nebuchadnezzar for political reasons, and that he had adopted the legend from elsewhere.
8. After the release there was again a slight change in line-up with Tomasz " Mechu " Wojciechowski replacing MichaB
   Rollinger as the new keyboardist.
9. In 1933, villagers under the leadership of Messrs . Rollinger, Bunsen, and Huss built the " Muttergottesgrotte " ( Mother of God Grotto ), in the atrium of the church.
10. But Rollinger, who has been unemployed for six months, said he didn't believe his chances of landing a job through the fair were any better than attending other job fairs, responding to want ads or by networking.
11. The Luwian inscription reads " Sura / i " whereas the Phoenician translation reads "  `
    R " or " Ashur " which, according to Rollinger ( 2006 ), " settles the problem once and for all ".
12. Piotr " Posejdon " PawB
    owski ( from Mech, Virgin, DADA, Zgoda, Swat and more ) became the new drummer, and MichaB
    Rollinger ( Wilki, Detonator BN, Tubylcy Betonu ) replaced PrzemysB
    aw Guryn as the new keyboardist.
13. Robert Rollinger states that there is conclusive proof that Cilician, Cappadocian and Greek subjects of the Assyrian Empire were referring to Assyria as Syria, and the Assyrians as Syrians as long ago as the 9th and 8th centuries BC . This was a period when Assyria was at the height of its power, and a period six centuries before The Levant ( Modern Syria ) was also labelled Syria by the Seleucid Empire.
14. The " 莍nek鰕 inscription " is a Hieroglyphic Luwian-bilingual, uncovered from 莍nek鰕, Adana Province, Turkey ( ancient Cilicia ), dating to the 8th century BC . Originally published by Tekoglu and Lemaire ( 2000 ), it was more recently the subject of a 2006 paper published in the Journal of Near Eastern Studies, in which the author, Robert Rollinger, lends support to the age-old debate of the name " Syria " being derived from " Assyria " ( see Etymology of Syria ).
15. However, Robert Rollinger and Richard Nelson Frye among others point out that the 9th century BC Indo-Anatolian term " Suria " and its derivatives ( " Syrians ", " Syriacs ", " East Syrians " etc . ) in actuality originally meant and specifically referred only to " Assyria " and the " Assyrians ", only coming to erroneously also include the Arameans of the Levant many centuries later, during the Seleucid Empire, and it was this misapplication that caused the later Assyrian vs Syrian naming confusion in the western world.