例句與造句

1. In 954 Erik Bloodaxe, the last Norse King of York, was expelled from the city.
2. A new wave of Vikings appeared in England in 947, when Erik Bloodaxe captured York.
3. Later in 947 Wulfstan invited Erik Bloodaxe, the King of Orkney to become King of J髍v韐.
4. Gl鷐r composed a poem on Erik Bloodaxe where he laid out the king's exploits in many countries.
5. The attendees'name badges include colorful noms de guerre like the Jackal, Dr . Freeze, Erik Bloodaxe, and Theora.
6. It's difficult to find erik bloodaxe in a sentence. 用erik bloodaxe造句挺難的
7. Harsh in his sentencing, he was nicknamed " Erik Bloodaxe " by some, but later remitted some of his own sentences.
8. It is worth noting that some modern historians call into question the identification of the Erik who ruled over Jorvik with Erik Bloodaxe.
9. An infusion of Norwegian DNA, handed down from types like Erik Bloodaxe, Harald Hard-Counsel and Thorfinn Skullsplitter, would have invigorated the Union's watery gene pool.
10. A number of their books have been translated into other languages, and The Mad Myths, Vernon Bright, The Dark Forest and Erik Bloodaxe books have been released as spoken word tapes.
11. "' Chris Goggans "', who used the name "'Erik Bloodaxe "'in honor of the Viking king Eric I of Norway, is a founding member of the Legion of Doom group, and a former editor of Phrack Magazine.
12. LOD did not possess the knowledge of Datakit, crucial in a war waged on telco networks, in fact, there are archives from various hacker BBS's with inane questions from [ Erik Bloodaxe ] about telco systems themselves.
13. King John is killed by Clemens and Clemens dies of a heart attack after being pulled from the water by his mortal enemy Erik Bloodaxe, who has become an adherent of the Church of the Second Chance, and seeks no revenge against Clemens.
14. However, there was indeed a conflict between the " New-LOD " led by Erik Bloodaxe, and the MOD hackers from primarily, NYC . And the one-upsmanship was not matched evenly on both sides, in fact if this was a " war ", it was not a fight at all.
15. In Westmorland, it is likely that much colonization came from Danish Yorkshire, as evidenced by place-names ending in "-by " in the upper-Eden valley region ( around Appleby ), especially after the eclipse of Danish power in York in 954 ( the year of the death of the Norse King of York, Erik Bloodaxe, on Stainmore ).