sacres造句

• "Sacres Francais ! " by Theodore Stanger ( Michalon)
• 10 . " Sacres Francais !"
• *Combaluzier, F . " Sacres 閜iscopaux ?Rome de 1565 ?1662.
• He described Rand ( whose first name rhymes with pine ) as " one of the great monstres sacres ."
• This has had no effect, however, on the use of " sacres ", which are as widespread as ever.
• Rarely, some " sacres " will be used like a question mark, semi-colon, or even as a colon.
• Synagogue services are held in the Rabbi's home, and the community hosts the only Religious Education syllabus agreed by their local SACREs.
• One fine example of the use of " sacres " as different word classes is a dialogue by'Les Cyniques'called " Le cours de sacres ".
• One fine example of the use of " sacres " as different word classes is a dialogue by'Les Cyniques'called " Le cours de sacres ".
• The Aragonese translation of the same chronicle places Ramiro's religious status in doubt ( " some chronicles say that he was not in holy orders ", " algunas cron髇icas dizen que no era en sacres 髍denes " ).
• 2 Carillons ( for All Saints vespers ) in : " Recueil de plusieurs vieux Airs faits aux Sacres, Couronnements, Mariages et autres Solennitez, faits sous les R鑗nes de Fran鏾is Ier, Henry 3, Henry 4 et Louis 13.
• Sheila Fischman's translation of " La Guerre, Yes Sir ! " ( published under that title in French and English and meaning roughly " War, you bet ! " ) by Roch Carrier leaves many " sacres " in the original Quebec French, since they have no real equivalent in English.