例句與造句

1. Translated by Andrew Hurley . 565 pages.
2. by Reinaldo Arenas, translated by Andrew Hurley
3. Much happens in this translation by Andrew Hurley that defies explication in a family newspaper.
4. New translations by Andrew Hurley were commissioned and published to replace the di Giovanni translations, which were allowed to go out of print.
5. It was translated into English by Andrew Hurley and published as " The Princess of the Iron Palace " by Grove Press in 1987.
6. It's difficult to find andrew hurley in a sentence. 用andrew hurley造句挺難的
7. This new collection of the complete imaginings of the Argentine writer, freshly translated from the Spanish by Andrew Hurley, is an event, and cause for celebration.
8. The company claimed to manufacture one dining car each day and was, according to Andrew Hurley, " easily the most prolific of the prewar dining car manufacturers as well as a seedbed for other firms ".
9.  The Struggle for Smoke Control in St . Louis : Achievement and Emulation,  with Joel A . Tarr in Andrew Hurley ( ed . ), " Common Fields : The Environmental History of St . Louis ".
10. Richard Bernstein titled his " New York Times " review of Andrew Hurley's book " Diners, Bowling Alleys, and Trailer Parks " ( 2001 ), " The Red, White and Blue Plate Special ".
11. Some months ago I bought a paperback copy of his " Collected Fictions " ( tr . by Andrew Hurley ) published by Penguin Books but I thought while reading some stories that I needed more in-depth understanding regarding his literary works and other related backgrounds.
12. COLLECTED FICTIONS . By Jorge Luis Borges . ( Viking, $ 40 . ) The first complete English version of all the fictional work of the father of magic realism in a single voice, that of Andrew Hurley, a professor of English at the University of Puerto Rico.
13. Se inscribieron; tuvo que repetir y deletrear su nombre y su apellido, tuvo que festejar las bromas vulgares " que comentan la revisaci髇 " . " "'( Italics mine . ) I first read the story in the English translation by Andrew Hurley, who renders the passage thus : "'" [ . . . ] she went with Elsa to a women's club that had a gymnasium and a swimming pool.
14. "Diners, Bowling Alleys and Trailer Parks " is a nifty bit of near-contemporary sociology that traces the effects _ good and bad, transient and enduring _ of the rampaging materialism that took root in the United States in the years after World War II . Nifty is the word because Andrew Hurley, an associate professor of history at the University of Missouri, St . Louis, perceptively unearths many previously buried meanings attached to the commercial artifacts mentioned in the title.
15. Borges lists a Tl鰊ic equivalent of " The moon rose above the water " : " hl鰎 u fang axaxaxas ml?", meaning literally " upward behind the onstreaming it mooned " . ( Andrew Hurley, one of Borges's translators, wrote a fiction in which he says that the words " axaxaxas ml?" " can only be pronounced as the author's cruel, mocking laughter " . ) In another language family of Tl鰊, " the basic unit is not the verb, but the monosyllabic adjective, " which, in combinations of two or more, are noun-forming : " moon " becomes " round airy-light on dark " or " pale-orange-of-the-sky ."