bonsal造句

• Bonsal, multilingual and fluent in Spanish, was no stranger to controversy.
• Philip Bonsal's early education took place in the Philippines and Switzerland.
• Bonsal presided over a wide range of cases.
• Bonsal thought the Eisenhower administration was overreacting and forcing Castro into an alliance with the Soviets.
• Bonsal continued his senior service until his death, in 1995, in Bedford, New York.
• Steensen's first book, A Magic Book, won the DuPont Bonsal Prize for poetry.
• The entire railroad property of the carrier is leased to and operated by W . R . Bonsal.
• Philip Bonsal attended schools in the Philippines and Switzerland, and earned a bachelor's degree at Yale.
• Bonsal was born in Bedford, graduated from Dartmouth College and, in 1930, from Harvard Law School.
• Construction of the homes in the neighborhood began as early as 1926, beginning on Anglesea and Bonsal streets.
• But Bonsal was hopeful that " at some point we can get down to a reasoned dialogue ."
• The firm was founded in 1977 by C . Richard ( Dick ) Kramlich, Chuck Newhall and Frank Bonsal.
• Philip W . Bonsal, the last U . S . ambassador to Cuba, died Wednesday in his home here.
• Bonsal opposed this and other economic sanctions against Castro as excessive and likely to drive him further into the Soviet orbit.
• Smith said Philip Bonsal, the last U . S . ambassador to Cuba, often said early animosity was inevitable.
• Philip Wilson Bonsal was born May 22, 1903, in New York City, the son of Stephen and Henrietta Bonsal.
• Philip Wilson Bonsal was born May 22, 1903, in New York City, the son of Stephen and Henrietta Bonsal.
• Bonsal ( pronounced BON-sel ) joined the bench in 1961, sitting in the courthouse at Foley Square in Manhattan.
• Within days Earl T . Smith, U . S . Ambassador to Cuba, resigned his post to be replaced by Philip Bonsal.