denoument造句

例句与造句

1. Baseball's current impasse is the denoument of more than seven decades of the increasing irrationality of the sport's economics.
2. In a way, that's a backhanded compliment _ the movie's first three-quarters are just too promising for its stagey denoument.
3. It's nature's way of saying : Cut to the Lennox Lewis denoument and get the heck out of this play before it turns into a tragedy.
4. A major character is shot up by 50 rifles on a front porch in a scene that makes the denoument of " Bonnie and Clyde " seem cops-and-robbers.
5. The episode had a tragicomic denoument when Chambers led federal agents to his farm in northern Maryland, where, in a hollowed-out pumpkin, he had secreted away some State Department documents.
6. It's difficult to find denoument in a sentence. 用denoument造句挺难的
7. David Ouellette, 49, recalls his first visit a decade ago, arriving for the denoument of a minidrama involving Romero and a customer who had the bad sense to taunt him about his nickname.
8. For those who cherish the hallmarks of European style, let it be said that " Iris Blond " reaches its denoument in classic fashion in a Brussels railroad station and on a stage before an ecstatic young audience.
9. Case in point : The denoument of the latest crisis, when Greek warships dispersed and commandos took down their flag and pulled back from one of the two contested rocks as Turkish forces did the same from the opposite rock.
10. In population terms, Norman predicted in 1976 a sustainability denoument in which the world celebrated China which would need to be number 1 in collaboratve networking sustainability of the human race, and that the most critical demograpohic would be the quarter of billion chinese girls ( under 30 ) at the time 015-030 the final race to sustainability goals would be wholly open sourced by mobile networks and revolutions in education and community finance-and thence every community service market of live shaping value.
11. Set in Senegal and directed by Joseph Gai Ramaka, this new version lacks cohesion, but generates so many BTU's _ Karmen's gorgeous skin is perpetually beaded with photogenic sweat _ that you'll find yourself distracted from thinking about the doom-oriented denoument, at least temporarily . ( The stop and start mechanism is something the other film versions of " Carmen " have never quite solved either, with the possible exception of Godard's " Prenom : Carmen, " which simply uses the story as a taking off point .)