scopas造句

• In a scandal that captured front-page headlines, Scopas was charged with accepting payment for placing the children and for doing so without authorization.
• In 1959, a New York magistrate, Stephen S . Scopas, was indicted but later acquitted on charges of selling 30 Greek children to American couples.
• Maxine Deller of New York says her adoptive parents, George and Jean Deller, paid dlrs 1, 000 to Scopas when she was adopted in 1955.
• A judge ruled that because the adoptions had been legal in Greece _ as it was believed at the time _ Scopas could not be convicted in New York.
• The conquest of Acarnania was the bait held out to allure the Aetolians into this league, and Scopas immediately assembled his forces for the invasion of that country.
• In the temple near the Flaminian Circus, Pliny admires the Ares and the Aphrodite of Scopas, " which would suffice to give renown to any other spot ".
• The Temple of Athena Alea burned in 394 BC and was magnificently rebuilt, to designs by Scopas of Paros, with reliefs of the Calydonian boar hunt in the main pediment.
• It was to Scopas that Maxine Deller's adoptive parents paid $ 1, 000, according to a letter from him that her parents, now deceased, left in her possession.
• In the 1959 case in New York, Scopas, a prominent Greek-American, was forced to resign as a magistrate over allegations that he was dealing in black-market babies.
• Shortly afterwards, Simonides was told that two young men wished to speak to him; after he had left the banqueting room, the roof fell in and crushed Scopas and his guests.
• The lead trainer, Urbanus, says Scopas is the best groom he has ever known, but the other grooms despise him for his strange behavior ( and possibly out of jealousy ).
• According to the rest of the story, Simonides was celebrating the same victory with Scopas and his relatives at a banquet when he received word that two young men were waiting outside to see him.
• Phidias was credited with a statue of a victor at Olympia in the act of tying the fillet around his head; besides Polyclitus, his successors Lysippos and Scopas also created figures of this kind.
• Scopas receives his victory crown from the Emperor himself, and as he takes his triumphal ride around the track, he invites Nubia to join him, calling it her victory as well as his.
• Based on its style, it has been dated to the middle of the 4th century BC; its low broad forehead, slightly open mouth, and intensely gazing deep-set eyes reflect the style of Scopas.
• In addition to her husband, Miss Weston, whose mother died several months ago, is survived by two stepchildren, Tracy Munoz of Hayward and Nick Scopas Jr . of Manteca, Calif ., and four stepgrandchildren.