mcmasters

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• 網(wǎng)絡(luò)麥克斯特斯；麥克馬斯特斯

例句

"It was the first time I had seen any real evidence that he was a thief at heart, " Mr. McMasters wrote.

“這是我第一次看到了一些證據(jù)，證明他在內(nèi)心就是一個(gè)小偷，”麥克馬斯特寫(xiě)到。

Lifestyle like-mindedness is part of what drew Kelly McMasters, 32, to her now-husband, Mark Milroy, 40, back in October of 2000.

相似生活方式和思維就有點(diǎn)像32歲的凱利.麥克馬思特斯形容的在2000年10月她和她現(xiàn)任40歲丈夫馬克.米爾羅依的生活。

In the summer of 1920, William H. McMasters, one of Boston's top publicists, was in a pickle.

1920年夏天，波士頓頂級(jí)公關(guān)之一的威廉·H·麥克馬斯特處于焦慮之中。

But Mr. McMasters wrote that he had pulled the strings to arrange Ponzi's interview with investigators.

但麥克馬斯特寫(xiě)到是他牽線安排了調(diào)查人員對(duì)龐奇的詢(xún)問(wèn)。

When The Post won a Pulitzer Prize for the story the following year, Mr. McMasters should have been happy, but he wasn't.

當(dāng)波士頓郵報(bào)于次年因這篇文章獲得普利策獎(jiǎng)時(shí)，麥克馬斯特本應(yīng)更高興，但他沒(méi)有。

Ponzi, on the other hand, was already a convicted felon, though Mr. McMasters and the world did not find that out until later.

在另一方面，龐奇是一個(gè)已經(jīng)被判重罪的人，盡管麥克馬斯特先生和全世界的人直到事后才了解。