例句與造句

1. With the advent of the motor car, motoring itself became a recreation activity.
2. Travelling salesmen were the order of the day, until the advent of the motor car.
3. As a migrant harness and saddle maker, he turned to manufacturing cricket balls when his livelihood was threatened by the advent of the motor car.
4. On 29 April 1935, the Midland Great Western Railway was closed, due to the advent of the motor car, and Clifden railway station fell into disuse.
5. Before the advent of the motor car, the Fox was the terminus of the horse-drawn bus service into London, run by the Davey family of publicans.
6. It's difficult to find advent of the motor car in a sentence. 用advent of the motor car造句挺難的
7. The mountain stands in an area that has always been popular for hill walking, even before the advent of the motor car, Tyndrum s two railway stations gave easy access to these hills.
8. Rapid expansion came in the second half of the 19th Century and in 1904 the electric tram replaced the horse-bus service and, with the advent of the motor car, London Road became the A6.
9. To supplement his income, he even tried raising ostriches for their feathers, importing incubators from Europe; this venture also failed with the advent of the motor car and the decline in fashion of feathered hats.
10. Whauphill used to have a railway station, village shop, hotel and pub, but sadly the advent of the motor car, and Lord Beecham put paid to the Railway Station, and the village shop quickly followed suit.
11. However, due to the advent of the motor car and motorised funerals, funerals by train eventually fell out of favour, with the result that the line closed on 23 May 1947, with no funeral having taken place for some years beforehand.
12. In times gone by the village was almost self-sufficient for its needs, but in modern times with the advent of the motor car most business now takes place away from the village in towns such as Barnstaple, Bideford, Torrington and South Molton.
13. The battle over this site began nearly 20 years ago, with a decision to create an island of museums on the large grounds of the imperial stables _ the king's transport department, which had lost its utility with the advent of the motor car.