russian reversal造句

• A Russian reversal is an example of an antimetabole, a transpositional pun, and a chiasmus.
• A senior Bush Administration official visiting Moscow ahead of Schroeder said it was unlikely Russia would veto the U . S .-British-Spanish draft . But Steg said there was no sign of Russian reversal.
• However, the second citation needed template, " " . . . Yakov Smirnoff, although he only rarely used Russian reversals . " ", is perfectly appropriate, as the there no hint or context as to where this fact came from.
• A link to a wiki about Muppets & trade; from any article other than Muppet or a very few related pages makes no more sense than a link to Uncyclopedia from anything other than a page on a humour-related topic ( for instance, backronym or Russian reversal ).
• The joke form is often credited to Ukrainian-American comedian Yakov Smirnoff, although he only rarely used Russian reversals; one exception was a Miller Lite commercial in which he appeared in 1985, wherein he states : " In America, there's plenty of light beer and you can always find a party.