例句與造句

1. CBS college football analyst Craig James said.
2. CBS college football analyst Terry Donahue said.
3. Rumor has it that CBS college football analyst Terry Donahue is the leading candidate to become Charger coach.
4. Cunningham, a center turned CBS college football analyst, was in the stands Sunday and said he was overjoyed.
5. -Having to admit that CBS college football analyst Terry Donahue earned a reprieve for his better-than-average performance on the UCLA-Tennessee game last Saturday.
6. It's difficult to find cbs college football in a sentence. 用cbs college football造句挺難的
7. "It's excited me for quite some time, " said Donahue, who has worked the past two years as a CBS college football analyst.
8. Tony Kornheiser replaced The Fabulous Sports Babe late in 1999 . Also heard on the station at that time were three Westwood One and CBS college football, and the Charlotte Hornets.
9. Television advertisements are running on what he called AXA's " franchise properties, " including the CBS College Football Halftime Report, " Face the Nation,"
10. On the other hand, fresh-faced Craig James, the first-year CBS college football studio analyst who moved over from ESPN, is the perfect guy to be running the Complaint Department counter.
11. Jones reportedly offered Donahue, the former UCLA coach who's now a CBS college football analyst, $ 500, 000 per year, which would be reduced to $ 300, 000 if he were fired before the end of the deal.
12. CBS college football analyst Terry Donahue plans to spend today watching the boys at the University of Tennessee go through workouts in Knoxville, Tenn . Then he'll sit down with the Vols'offensive and defensive coordinators to collect information that he might use on Saturday's UCLA-Tennessee national telecast.
13. But rather than wait, opinions were gathered from a panel of experts : Craig James, the former SMU running back and CBS college football analyst; Allen, the Southern California Heisman winner and longtime NFL star; John David Crow, the former Texas A & M Heisman winner and NFL veteran; Gil Brandt, the former Cowboys vice president; and Grant Teaff, the former Baylor coach and American Football Coaches Association executive director.