oxblood造句

• With marble tables, oxblood-red walls and checkerboard tiles on the floor, it's a convincing evocation of 1930's Paris.
• Oxblood Ruffin, the director of Hacktivismo, has argued forcefully against definitions of hacktivism that include web defacements or denial-of-service attacks.
• A fight breaks out among them because Peter had transferred Oxblood's Life Points to his own so that he could transform into Thunderer again.
• As well as statuettes, Nielsen produced ceramic wares in a wide range of shapes and monochrome glazes including celadon, Sung, ironstone and oxblood.
• Only a small door plaque marks the entrance, so the oxblood decor, low lighting and tinsel stage curtain let you know you've arrived.
• This left Oxblood at zero points and transformed him back into Roberto at the cost of his scanner which is crushed by the Nullifier Krog during battle.
• At the time of its NRHP listing, its exterior colors were oxblood plus gold and green trim, the original colors of the house from 1864.
• Rowley says she's heavily into the Browns Age, with dozens of customers in line for her oxblood brown-leather pants, but stay tuned.
• FWU LUH PAVILION : This spot is as fancy as Xin Guang is plain : the walls are oxblood in color, the chopsticks are made of ebony.
• For the most part Fung, who wore a green double-breasted suit and oxblood wing tips, replied calmly, showing no signs of fluster or embarrassment.
• Beginning in mid to late 1961, Fender introduced another color combination : a smoother but still light brown tolex with a dark maroon or " oxblood " grillcloth.
• Another single, " Oxblood ", was released on Equal Vision Records in April 2013, accompanied by live performances at SXSW and a short headline UK Tour.
• The Oyls'son, Castor, decides to compete against the local heavyweight boxer, Oxblood Oxheart, in the hopes of winning a hefty prize for his family.
• Massachusetts Lawyers Diary and Manual, called the Red Book because of its oxblood cover, has been published since 1960 by Skinder-Strauss Associates, a New Jersey partnership.
• "Skinheads wore oxblood Dr . Martens, so the spilt blood wouldn't show, " says Martin Raymond, senior lecturer at the London College of Fashion.
• And you won't have to look far to find unusual shapes, great textures and striking colors ( McCoy says blue and oxblood red are the hues of the moment ).
• "If you have 10 people at a protest, they don't do much of anything, " said a Toronto-based computer jockey who calls himself Oxblood Ruffian.
• This was the era of cool green Grueby pottery, the architectonic furniture of Gustave Stickley, paintings by the California impressionists, vases with the stunning oxblood glazes of Chelsea's Hugh Robertson.
• In 1958 the American Craftsmen's Council sent an example of his ceramic art, a large oxblood bowl, to be shown at the Brussels World Fair, where it won a silver medal.
• "Hackers like to see stuff built up, not torn down or defaced, " said the group's 51-year-old founder, who identified himself only as Oxblood Ruffin.