Whitney造句

Whitney Museum of American Art

Whitney actually beat Mayo to the punch.

Whitney: And now 3 I'm caught in traffic in Taipei.

A small, ruly beard balances his hair(Whitney Balliett)

Have you heard of the name of Whitney Houston?

The show began with a surprise appearance by Whitney Houston.

The Whitney is among several museums that have assiduously courted hedge fund managers.

Tom Whitney, the engineering VP, had the largest moustache of all.

Whitney Rock put the receiver back where the line was broken.

I should like to be made much of, and tended-yes, babied (Adeline D.T. Whitney).

The Whitney Young High School senior (and class salutatorian) wore her hair in a gravity-defying pouf.

Whitney points out that Florida has issued 90% of its municipal offerings in revenue bonds, many tied to real estate.

Whitney predicted that government injection would significantly reduce the ratio of debt to equity of the injected bank.

Scott and Whitney met on the campus of Bard College in Red Hook, NY two years ago this January.

But Whitney Houston's I Will Always Love You grabbed 20% of the vote, followed by Celine Dion's My Heart Will Go on with 17%.

Pratt &Whitney is exploring putting a gearbox between the fan and the turbine, because fans run more efficiently at low speeds and turbines operate better at high speeds.

As Whitney shows, these off-balance sheet numbers are an incredible three times the size of all on-balance sheet debt, totaling $2 trillion.

Whitney, whose mother is a home-maker, said the guest speaker told students not to expect opportunities to come to them.

LOS S ANGELES - Beverly Hills, Calif. , police say detectives are investigating after pop icon Whitney Houston died in her room on the fourth floor of the Beverly Hilton.

On Tuesday, Ms. Whitney suggested the sector was 'at least fairly valued' at roughly 1.8 times tangible book value, up from 1.4 times book when the second quarter began.

Indiana, says Whitney, is a "model citizen," while California and New Jersey already face such high tax rates that they have little room, or political will, to raise more revenue.

And now there's a brand new paper in Psychological Science by Faraz Farzin, Susan Rivera and David Whitney that provides some of the best evidence yet for the lantern hypothesis.

Whitney said he realized it might be possible to study this in the context of tennis when he saw a referee call overturned by a player's challenge during a Wimbledon match.

In the past two years credit-card lines have been cut by a whopping $1.25 trillion and another $1.5 trillion will disappear by the end of 2010, estimates Meredith Whitney, an analyst.