ace of clubs การใช้

• Ace of clubs : Qusai Hussein, Saddam's son.
• If West holds the ace of clubs, the contract is impossible to make.
• She shrugged off the slight and formed her own group, the Ace of Clubs.
• Ace of Clubs, 114 Second Avenue South; ( 615 ) 254-2237.
• Qusai Hussein is the ace of clubs.
• Mark Twain, an early member, called it the " Ace of Clubs ".
• The top two cards in the pile were the ace of clubs and the ace of hearts.
• Qusay was the ace of clubs in the coalition forces'most-wanted Iraqi playing cards.
• Now, when East wins the ace of clubs, he has no diamonds left to play.
• They discarded aces of clubs during a Gin Rummy game, broke in new gloves in their locker room cubicles.
• French President Jacques Chirac is the ace of clubs while Britain's Tony Blair is the ace of diamonds.
• In 1988 the band recorded its second album, " Ace of Clubs ", on Mammoth Records.
• The stolen collection includes Picasso's 1914 " Ace of Clubs, " valued at dlrs 450, 000.
• The Aces of Clubs House is shaped like a club on a playing card and supposedly inspired by a winning poker hand.
• The song " Sail Away " was first used by Coward in his 1950 musical " Ace of Clubs ".
• Montague's column became " Ace of Clubs, " even as the content and scathing erudition typically found there continued unabated.
• By 1985, the rock scene had grown enough to add two large downtown venues, the Ace of Clubs and 328 Performance Hall.
• Certainly his finest recording was " Islands of Scotland " recorded for the Decca Ace of Clubs label in the early 1960s.
• Mikanic has played many of New York City's legendary venues including CBGB's, Ace of Clubs and The Knitting Factory.
• By 1950, he had landed a regular job at the Big Spring, Texas nightclub " Ace of Clubs " where he developed a dedicated fan following.