例句與造句

1. The hats of the Australian Light Horse are decorated with emu feather plumes.
2. The large bearskin hats were replaced by Shako hats with white 12 " feather plumes.
3. The helmet also featured an ostrich feather plume which was connected at an RAF badge.
4. This is a short cut feather plume, the colour or colours of which varied according to the regiment.
5. Akbar stuck to Iranian trends of the time by keeping a feather plume upright at the very front of the turban.
6. It's difficult to find feather plume in a sentence. 用feather plume造句挺難的
7. Feathers plumed upward from these hats; jewels glittered from them; on one, little blocks of shiny cloth bobbed from a multitude of antennae.
8. The headwear saw primary use by 15 battalions of Austrian J鋑ers ( skirmishers ) and it featured an upturned brim, leather chinstrap and feather plume.
9. All the dances involved dancers holding objects such as feather plumes, yak-tails or shield, except the Dance of the People which is focused on sleeve movements.
10. The hat, or'bearskin'as it is known, is of bear skin with a shield in front bearing the State Coat of Arms and supports a red and black feather plume on the side.
11. The hackle was red over white, and was authorised in June 1829 . This replaced the white feather plume the regiment had adopted following the Battle of St Lucia in 1778, supposedly taken from the headgear of fallen French troops.
12. Examples are : one-piece horse, horse saddles, new knight helmets with fixed visors, feather plumes ( there were three types in five colors : red, blue, yellow, white and black ), waving flags and bows and arrows.
13. For normal guard duties ( 2 ) the uniform of the main ( full-time ) Fortress Guard Corps is similar to that described above, but with plain green epaulettes, and a simple black kepi with a single red feather plume in place of the helmet.
14. Introduced in 1806, the shako was cylindrical in shape and made of strong felt . . . Officers wore cut feather plumes on their shakos whilst other ranks wore wollen tufts . . . Another change came about in 1812 with the introduction of the'Waterloo'or'Belgic'shako.
15. In Civil Dance the dancers hold a " yue " flute ( e | ) in their left hand and a feather plume ( ? ) in their right, while in Military Dance the dancer may hold a shield ( r ^ ) in the left hand and a battleaxe ( b ) in the right hand.
16. A number of new entities were created for the new sets, including a new oval shape for shields carried by mounted knights, a somewhat different dragon design for the shields, an ornate new kind of helmet, new shirt designs for the mini-figures, and new dragon plumes available in four different colors ( just like the feather plumes ).