例句與造句

1. St-Calais was the only bishop who did not actively aid the king; the rebelling magnates included Count of Mortain.
2. But later he was persuaded by Chen Tien-pao, heading his troops to Th
   ng Long ( mordern Hanoi ) to aid the king.
3. On 24 March 1624 the council authorised his son, James Spens, to levy a body of twelve hundred men to aid the king of Sweden.
4. The brothers are, however, forced to flee from Montessor, and eventually they proceed to Gascony to aid the King Yvon his battles against the Emir Beg鑣.
5. In October 1167 Sancho VI had signed a ten-year truce with Alfonso VIII of Castile, with the implicaton that he would aid the king of Murcia to attack Alfonso of Aragon.
6. It's difficult to find aid the king in a sentence. 用aid the king造句挺難的
7. The only other British regiment to feature one of the Gaelic languages as a motto was the Seaforth Highlanders, with " Cuidich'n Righ " ( Aid the King ).
8. Eventually, the decision to aid the King was made in part out of fear of violence, and partly out of pity for the ragged and emaciated condition of the King's fellowship.
9. The first Earl of Portland, Francis, Lord Cottington, and Windebank formed an inner group in the council, and with their aid the king carried on various secret negotiations, especially with Spain.
10. His moniker " the Great Jew ", appears in a 1528 reference by the Governor of Portuguese India, who mistakenly believed that Sinan was sent by Suleiman the Magnificent to aid the King of Calicut.
11. The regent T鬾 Th?t Thuy?t, who had helped H鄊 Nghi escape from Hu?, persuaded H鄊 Nghi to issue an edict calling for the people to rise up and " aid the king " ( " can vuong " ).
12. Although Montrose intended to strike into England to aid the King's cause there, the Highlanders under Alasdair MacColla who made up most of Montrose's infantry refused to go any further south leaving their traditional foes, the James Aboyne.
13. Owain himself was obliged to go into exile in Ireland and when he returned in 1116, he was killed when his retinue of fifty men at arms was cunningly attacked by Gerald and his large cohort as they both traveled to aid the king of England.