例句與造句

1. In his early years in Scotland in the 1860s he was a contributor to the works of the legal historian Cosmo Innes.
2. He was the chief associate of Cosmo Innes in editing the " Journal of Andrew Halyburton, " published in 1867.
3. Their children included engineer W . K . Burton, the artist Mary Rose Hill Burton and the chemist Prof Cosmo Innes Burton FCS FRSE.
4. Rising to become chief draftsman, he left the firm in 1879 to enter partnership with his uncle Cosmo Innes in London designing water systems.
5. He devoted time to studies in law and history, and in 1874 he succeeded Cosmo Innes as professor of constitutional law and history in Edinburgh University.
6. It's difficult to find cosmo innes in a sentence. 用cosmo innes造句挺難的
7. A further son, Cosmo Innes Burton ( 1862-1890 ) was a short-lived but noteworthy chemist and a Fellow of the Royal Society of Edinburgh.
8. Cosmo Innes, further noting that surnames did not occur in Scotland till long after 980, states that the name Hay has as origin a place name in Normandy.
9. He remarried in 1855 to Katherine, daughter of Cosmo Innes, and an outhor in her own right, who gave birth the next year to W . K . Burton.
10. Some members of the Club, in particular David Brewster, George Moir and Cosmo Innes, went on to become active in the later Photographic Society of Scotland that was founded in 1856.
11. In his new sphere Robertson was aided by the counsels of Cosmo Innes and Hill Burton, and supported by his official superiors, the Marquis of Dalhousie and Sir J . Gibson Craig.
12. Vol . 1, containing the " Regiam Majestatem ", with the oldest recorded Proceedings and Acts of Parliament, was published last; and, although almost complete before 1841, when Thomson's connection with the record office ceased, did not appear until 1844, when it was edited, with additions, by Cosmo Innes.
13. Lawyer and antiquarian Cosmo Innes, who produced works on " Scotland in the Middle Ages " ( 1860 ), and " Sketches of Early Scottish History " ( 1861 ), has been likened to the pioneering history of Georg Heinrich Pertz, one of the first writers to collate the major historical accounts of German history.
14. Historian Alan Orr Anderson argued that he began using the title of " comes " between 1214 and 1216, based on Donnchadh's appearance as a witness to two charters issued by Thomas de Colville; the first, known as Melrose 193 ( this being its number in Cosmo Innes's printed version of the cartulary ), was dated by Anderson to 1214.