eminency造句
例句与造句
- By many individuals he is considered as " his eminency ".
- Eminency did too much too soon, and Day and Bold Style caught him to win in a photo.
- He was regarded as " a man of very great eminency in learning, strictness in religion, unblamableness in conversation ".
- He had won several major races aboard a horse named Eminency, then trainer Joe Cantey cited a previous commitment and replaced him for the Oaklawn Handicap with Bill Nemeti.
- Eminency and Bold Style raced side by side into the first turn, whereupon Day leaned over slightly and made a smooching noise in the general direction of Eminency's ear.
- It's difficult to find eminency in a sentence. 用eminency造句挺难的
- Eminency and Bold Style raced side by side into the first turn, whereupon Day leaned over slightly and made a smooching noise in the general direction of Eminency's ear.
- Eminency recognized the smooch as his old friend Day's signal to cut loose, and he suddenly dashed away to a big lead as a confused Nemeti struggled to slow him down.
- On 16 January 1904, she founded a school named Sekolah Isteri at Bandung Regency's Pendopo which later was relocated to Jalan Ciguriang and the school name changed to Sekolah Kaoetamaan Isteri ( Wife Eminency School ) in 1910.
- Given her great experience in whoring, Lady Castlemaine would, they argued, be able to deeply sympathise with prostitutes across the city . " Should your Eminency but once fall into these Rough hands ", they wrote, " you may expect no more Favour than they have shewn unto us poor Inferiour Whores ".
- Referring to 7th parliament members, Ali Meshkini said that the list of candidates had signed by Imam Mahdi : " . . . I have a special gratitude for Honorable Baqiyatullah ( aj ), whom when seven months ago during the Night of Power the Divine angels presented him with the list of the names and addresses of the members of the ( new ) parliament,, His Eminency signed all of them . . . ".
- On 9 August 1642 an inquest into the looming civil conflict was held at the Exeter Assizes the jury of which appealed to Bourchier as a man of " eminency and known interest in his Majesty's favour to use his good offices toward an accommodation between his Majesty and Parliament and that war, the greatest and worst of evils, be not conceived and chosen for a means to heal our distempers rather than a parliament, the cheapest and best remedy ".
