icarian造句

• The poems give evidence of familiarity with the natural details and place-names of this area of Asia Minor; for example, Homer refers to meadow birds at the mouth of the Icarian sea, and mentions that women in Maeonia and Caria stain ivory with scarlet.
• In 1841 he revived the " Populaire " ( originally founded by him in 1833 ), which was widely read by French workingmen, and from 1843 to 1847 he printed an Icarian almanac, a number of controversial pamphlets and the book on Christianity mentioned above.
• After all purchases and repairs were done, the Nauvoo Icarian village consisted of a dwelling of individual apartments, two schools ( one for girls and the other for boys ), two infirmaries, a pharmacy, a large community kitchen with dining hall, a bakery, a butchery, and a room for laundry facilities.
• Although regarded today as a " plodding melodrama " in which the reader was inundated with " tedious details of incidental aspects of Icarian life, " Cabet's book was well received by readers of his day, with the principles it outlined viewed by many as a blueprint for advancement from a disappointing present to a glorious future.
• In May 1847, Cabet's organ " Le Populaire " carried a lengthy article entitled " Allons en Icarie " ( Let Us Go to Icaria ), detailing the proposal to establish an American colony based upon the Icarian political and economic ideals and calling for those committed to building an artisanal and agrarian community to volunteer.
• In 1978, The Center for Icarian Studies ( Western Illinois University ) received from the Dadant family a collection of papers consisting of biographical information, " Life and Writings of Charles Dadant " by C . P . Dadant and " The Life of C . P . Dadant ", by M . G . Dadant.
• Without a decent port-the locals destroyed the island's ports in order to protect themselves from pirate raids-Icaria depended for its very limited intercourse with the outside world on small craft that were drawn up on the beaches, for which Icarian boat-builders had a high reputation, building boats from the abundant fir forests; they sold boats and lumber for coin and grain at Chios.
• But the show is front-loaded with eye-popping physical feats : the show-opening " Flight of Icarus, " which features the young protagonist furling and unfurling his body into impossible shapes within the confines of a net suspended 50 feet above the stage; the " Icarian Games, " a human juggling act in which two pairs of brothers use their feet to catapult and catch each other in explosively choreographed flips; and the Triple Trapeze, on which four female acrobats redefine the notion of poetry in motion with a series of flowing aerial tableaux.
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