例句與造句

1. He resigned and was replaced by Benjamin Boyd in July 1808.
2. In 1843 Benjamin Boyd purchased land in Twofold Bay with the aim of transporting cattle from the district.
3. Author's note : " Benjamin Boyd, a Scotsman, came to New South Wales in 1848.
4. In about 1842 Augustus Morris came to the Riverina seeking grazing land in association with the entrepreneur and speculator Benjamin Boyd.
5. In 1846 he migrated to New South Wales, where he gained employment as medical assistant for the notorious entrepreneur Benjamin Boyd of Twofold Bay.
6. It's difficult to find benjamin boyd in a sentence. 用benjamin boyd造句挺難的
7. Brumbies roaming in the Australian Alps of south-eastern Australia are thought to be descendants of horses which were owned by the pastoralist and pioneer, Benjamin Boyd.
8. Among its more celebrated tenants were the British East India Company, who assembled horses on the property as remounts for troops in India, and also the pioneer and entrepreneur Benjamin Boyd.
9. The land was sold to Thomas Aspinall, Benjamin Boyd, S . Clinton, Lewes Gordon, W . Hirst, James Kirwan, J . P . Robinson and T . A . Townsend.
10. Along with settlements such as Burragate, Pericoe, Rocky Hall and Kiah, Towamba was one of the settlements established after Benjamin Boyd began to open up the area to European settlement in the 1840s and 1850s.
11. The film stars Anna Friel as Lily and Julie Cox as Sophie, two woman from London, England who marry Canadian soldiers ( Aden Young and Benjamin Boyd ) during World War II, and move to Canada as war brides.
12. One historical incident occurred during the evening of November 7, 1876, when a group of counterfeiters tried to abscond with Abraham Lincoln's mortal remains from his grave in Springfield, Illinois, in order to secure the release of their imprisoned leader, counterfeit engraver Benjamin Boyd.
13. The use of South Sea Islander labour had been pioneered in Australia in the 1840s by Benjamin Boyd in the New South Wales ( NSW ) Riverina District, employing them as shepherds in lieu of Queensland Government removed restrictions on the introduction of Asiatic labour in May 1861, which led to the introduction of South Sea Island labourers to Queensland.