Frases de ejemplo en inglés con «Suzuki»

Ricky, this is my friend Suzuki.

Mr Suzuki, who is a former Prime Minister, will be chairman of the committee.

Mr Suzuki, our new teacher, teaches us English.

The storm prevented me from attending the farewell party in honor of Mr Suzuki.

Mr. Suzuki is angry about Tom's prank.

That's the spirit, Mr Suzuki.

Mr Suzuki has three daughters.

Mr Suzuki, as far as I know, has not returned from Hawaii yet.

Mrs Suzuki was giving a speech that afternoon.

Mrs. Suzuki is a very economical housekeeper.

Mr Suzuki is not a dentist but a physician.

Please get Miss Suzuki on the phone.

This is Mr Suzuki speaking.

Mr Suzuki may well be proud of his son.

Mr Suzuki persuaded his son to drop his plan to study abroad.

Mr Suzuki is a great scientist.

When did Mr Suzuki leave Japan?

Mr Suzuki teaches us English.

Professor Suzuki is an expert historian.

The bearer of this letter is my friend Suzuki.

When will Mr. Suzuki be leaving Japan?

Mr. Suzuki studied French before he went to France.

Before going to France, Mr. Suzuki studied French.

Mr. Suzuki isn't a dentist. He's a physician.

When did Mr. Suzuki leave Japan?

Mr. Suzuki is a great scientist.

That's the spirit, Mr. Suzuki.

Mr. Suzuki was giving a speech that afternoon.

Mr. Suzuki persuaded his son to drop his plan to study abroad.

Mr. Suzuki persuaded his son to give up his plan to study abroad.

By the way, have you heard about Suzuki?

Hey, how old do you think Mr. Suzuki is?

Mr. Suzuki is an outstanding scientist.

It would be best for you to visit Dr. Suzuki tomorrow morning.

Purdue University professor, Japanese Ei'ichi Negishi is a co-recipient of the 2010 Nobel Prize in Chemistry. He shares the award with Japanese Akira Suzuki of Hokkaido University and American Richard Heck of the University of Delaware. Together, their work created a method to build complex organic molecules that are now used to manufacture a range of products — from pharmaceuticals to electronics. Our correspondent spoke with Negishi at his office in Indiana shortly after the Nobel announcement was made.