例句與造句

1. With Yuan's support, he began the project to clear Bian River of silt.
2. Around 190, when the warlord Cao Cao raised an army to participate in the Bian River.
3. They thus released Zhang Jingsi and abandoned Su on the night of November 6, intending to flee on Bian River.
4. Liu, hoping to restore the Bian River-Yellow River route, personally travelled through the former route to examine it.
5. It linked the Yellow River near Kaifeng to the Bian rivers and became the model for the shape of the Grand Canal in the north.
6. It's difficult to find bian river in a sentence. 用bian river造句挺難的
7. About south from Xuande Gate, the Bian River intercepted the Imperial Boulevard, which crossed it over the stone Zhou Bridge, balustraded and flat-decked.
8. He then wrote a detailed report to Yuan Zai, who had become a powerful chancellor by that point, explaining the benefits of the Bian River route.
9. Cao Cao and Wei Zi's armies advanced to the Bian River at Xingyang, an important staging post en route to Luoyang, and met the opposing army led by Xu Rong there.
10. Food supplies coming from the Yangtze region, which had been traveling through Bian River  a canal that connected the Huai River and Yellow River  prior to the Anshi Rebellion, had been unable to travel through it since it had been silted through the years.
11. Around this time, the official Liu Yan headed a project to reopen Bian River ( tl砽 ), a canal that connected the Yellow River and the Huai River, which had been crucial for shipping food supplies from the Yangtze River-Huai River region to Chang'an and Luoyang prior to the Anshi Rebellion but which had become silted during the wars.
12. As the Bian River was getting so shallow that it hindered the passage of boats he suggested that the sluice gates along the river and canal should be closed, but the Military Governor pointed out that the river was bordered on both sides by fields which supplied army grain, and if these were denied irrigation ( water and silt ) because of the closing of the sluice gates, it would lead to shortages in army grain supplies.