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 Winston ['winstən]   添加此单词到默认生词本
n. 温斯顿(m.)




    1. He alleges that the prisoner was murdered to stop the leak of details of a World War II plot by powerful Britons to overthrow Prime Minister Winston Churchill.
    2. FOR A man brought up in the freeway-riven urban sprawl of Los Angeles, the view from David Winston's office still gives him some amusement.
    3. But Judith Winston of the Women's Legal Defense Fund said, "Although this is not a complete victory, we consider it to be in the win category.
    4. According to Leading National Advertisers, Camel spent $24.4 million on advertising in 1988, while Winston spent $30.3 million, not including spending on sports promotions.
    5. If Winston Churchill is an example of leadership through clearly defining mission and goals, Gen.
    6. The paper's management also reported that it had $8.9 million in cash on hand as of the beginning of this week. Howard Seife, an attorney at the firm of Winston & Strawn who represents the creditors, said the paper's cash position exceeded expectations.
    7. The child who writes the funniest caption for a photo of kids driving mini-race cars past a Winston Cup banner wins a Winston Cup sweatshirt.
    8. The child who writes the funniest caption for a photo of kids driving mini-race cars past a Winston Cup banner wins a Winston Cup sweatshirt.
    9. Ambassador Winston Lord, dressed as a cowboy in a white vest, red shirt and straw hat, called on Americans to exercise their right to vote in this fall's presidential elections.
    10. In 1943, in an address to the U.S. Congress, British Prime Minister Winston Churchill pledged his country's full support in the war against Japan.
    11. The only precedent for such a choice by the magazine was its selection of Winston Churchill as Man of the Half-Century in 1949.
    12. They agree that Winston Churchill and Franklin Roosevelt as realists were well aware that the Red Army would decide Eastern Europe's future.
    13. RJR plans to sell a new cigarette called Winston Select, with a milder flavor than in regular Winstons.
    14. U.S. officials refused to say what steps were taken to increase security on the four compounds that house embassy offices and Ambassador Winston Lord's residence.
    15. The younger brother of Winston Churchill married the sister of Worsthorne's grandmother.
    16. The Roseburg woman went to the Wildlife Safari animal park in Winston for her birthday Monday and had lunch at the White Rhino restaurant overlooking a pond and an island providing habitat for white gibbon apes.
    17. The wooden stands are right on top of the court and he added: "There is no place to hide." Lloyd Winston, basketball coach at Emory, is not sure New York is a nice place to visit, even for a basketball game.
    18. In the pulpit here at Pieterskerk, one year after peace was restored in Europe, Winston Churchill spoke to the people of Leiden. The allies had triumphed over tyranny.
    19. The TCI investment is a big victory for Viacom's chief executive officer, Frank Biondi, and Winston H. Cox, president of the Showtime unit.
    20. The recession has hurt the company's direct piano sales, most of which are instruments which Winston buys in various states of ill-health.
    21. Winston Churchill had similar ratings among Britons in the early years of World War II, peaking at 93% in 1943, only to find himself unceremoniously dumped from power two years later.
    22. "Many of the charlatans would be finally cut out" of the business and "programs will get better and better," says Lawrence J. Winston, vice chairman of syndicator Angeles Corp. and one of the chief proponents of the idea.
    23. Smuggled, U.S.-made Winston cigarettes, fetch the premium price of about $18 per pack.
    24. Underlining the healing of pre-World War II wounds and the end of decades of postwar communist rule, Mrs. Thatcher was present for the renaming of a square in Prague after Winston Churchill.
    25. Two teen-age girls who were near Winston were wounded.
    26. Receiving the warm greetings of supporters at a reception the day before taking office, Quayle recalled the harshness of the campaign criticism by quoting Winston Churchill.
    27. Mr Winston Churchill, one of the group, said the result had pulled the rug from under the potential Tory rebels. Mr Heseltine said: 'The reason we have a problem today is that very large numbers of customers have chosen to change their source of energy.
    28. The most popular brands: Parliament, Kent, Marlboro and Winston.
    29. "This is a minimum sort of thing," said Winston Porter, head of the EPA's solid waste programs.
    30. "We don't have a cash problem if we don't pay dividends," said Winston Ling, executive vice president, finance.
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