enslaver造句

• His grandfather is known as the Enslaver.
• I think methadone is an enslaver.
• He labored for his enslaver, Henry Nichols, until Nichols's death in 1832.
• "' The Enslaver "'is Adam's grandfather and the reason for the split among man and dinosaur.
• As a child, he would cry often, which led the Enslaver to cut out his tongue, causing Jabber to become mute.
• Although it was against the law to teach a slave how to read or write, Bradley learned literacy from his enslaver's children.
• Unfortunately, when the Architect died and the Enslaver came into power, Graa was captured and left to die in the Crypts of Abandon.
• "' Moorkong "'was a Tyrann general who was captured by the Enslaver, and kept prisoner in the Crypts of Abandon.
• The protector-enslaver duality of the cell phone is especially apparent in places like national parks, where millions of Americans test their mettle in the wild.
• Still according to " Heimskringla ", one day in the Novgorod marketplace Olaf encountered Klerkon, his enslaver and the murderer of his foster father.
• But wait a minute, one might ask, wasn t the United States also an ally of the French, the " enslaver " of the Vietnamese people?
• Pushing all dinosaurs back from Mo, and the Tyrann to the Barren North, the rift that the Enslaver created was embedded as law to his son, Gregor.
• Bradley was paid in full for his work, but the money he had made went to his enslaver, who allowed Bradley to keep five dollars a month for himself.
• Kirkus Reviews wrote that the telepathic-enslaver theme was " simplistic and incongruous-feeling " but said that " Cinder " " offers a high coolness factor ".
• She plays a huge role in the discovery of Adam's history; together, they find out the secrets of the Architect and the Enslaver, two of Adam's ancestors.
• On May 2, 1851, American author Harriet Beecher Stowe had a vision while sitting in pew 23 here wherein she saw an enslaved man wounded from a beating he endured from his enslaver.
• Prospective slaveholders will sometimes use intimidating innuendo, as opposed to overt threats of violence, which the prospective slave unwillingly accepts, thereby disguising the coercive nature of the sexual activity from even the enslaver.
• :. . . However even in these frenzied time, when Arab and Jewish blood is spilled at the British enslaver, we hereby call upon you . . . to stop the attacks and create peace between us.