例句與造句

1. The outer ceiling, outside the pillars, had stories depicted of ancient deeds.
2. In 1585 and again in 1610 it burnt down, with the destruction of all the ancient deeds and privileges.
3. The first recorded mention of Pembury is as " Peppingeberia " in the 12th century Textus Roffensis, though Edward Hasted states that it was also known in ancient deeds as " Pepenbery ".
4. The only surviving names of Mayors of Newport discovered by the Devon historian George Oliver ( 1842 ), in ancient deeds were : Michael de la Pille, 1334; Robert Fouke, 1334; William Fouke, 1396.
5. It is true that centuries of law-abiding and litigious habitude had accumulated, in the temple archives of each city, vast stores of precedent in ancient deeds and records of judicial decisions and that intercourse had assimilated city custom.
6. It's difficult to find ancient deed in a sentence. 用ancient deed造句挺難的
7. Charles died in March having willed to the Corporation'all my books, documents, ancient deeds and papers relating exclusively or primarily to the County of Sussex'. ( The rest of his library went to the National Library of Wales ).
8. A second sale of Ord's manuscripts took place in January 1830, when many small ancient deeds were sold in bags; many of them had previously belonged to Thomas Martin the Thetford antiquary, and were acquired by Ord for a few shillings.
9. Late in 1794 his son, William Henry, claimed to have discovered a mortgage deed signed by Shakespeare, in an old trunk belonging to a mysterious acquaintance of his, whom he designated only as Mr . H . In fact he had forged the deed himself, using blank parchment cut from an ancient deed at his employer s office.
10. Thomas Leavitt was a farmer and perhaps a tanner, although one ancient deed called him'planter .'In 1639, Leavitt was a signer of the Exeter Combination, but soon left Exeter for Hampton, where by 1644 he had married Isabella ( Bland ) Asten, daughter of John Bland ( alias Smith ) and Isabella Drake of Colchester, Essex, England & ndash; and later of Watertown, Massachusetts, and Martha's Vineyard & ndash; and widow of Francis Asten, who had died in the New World a couple of years prior.
11. 1900 : " A Descriptive Catalogue of Ancient Deeds : Volume 3 ", by H . C . Maxwell, includes the entry " Grant by John Sharpe the elder, of New Shorham, husbandman, to Thomas Dymmocke of Suthampton, merchant, of a cellar with a chamber or loft above it, called'Malappynnys,'in New Shorham, between the street called'Moderlove strete,'and a garden of the lord of the said town, and another street called'Procession strete .'8 September, 4 Henry VII . Fragment of seal ."