例句與造句

1. But first, we will see the fires and furies exploding in Pakistan.
2. Its leader is Antonio Dingle, who is cool and ice to Dingle's fire and fury.
3. The rights to Robinson's recordings on Fire and Fury were sold to Bell Records in 1965.
4. The off week before Sunday's Super Bowl did little to smother the fire and fury around Williams.
5. "Fire and Fury " was shortlisted for the Governor General s Literary Award for Non-Fiction in 2009 . Additionally, he has contributed numerous articles to academic journals.
6. It's difficult to find fire and fury in a sentence. 用fire and fury造句挺難的
7. But when all the fire and fury had cleared, San Jose had been outplayed, out-skilled and remained on the outside looking in when it came to putting the first dent in Belfour.
8. He launched Fire and Fury as vehicles for rhythm and blues and rock and roll artists, most of which were produced by him in New York City, but some were produced by others and acquired by him in various Southern cities.
9. A prosecutor Friday asked jurors to set aside the misguided fire and fury of the defense, restore calm and reason, then use the " the common sense that God gave you " and find O . J . Simpson guilty of murder.
10. Elsewhere successful adaptations of the " DBA " and " Fire and Fury " land warfare rules have been made to ancient and Renaissance naval battles at the fleet action level ( where naval battles shared many characteristics of their land based equivalents ).
11. Unlike the men's march, led by the controversial leader of the Nation of Islam, Louis Farrakhan, who called for black men to come together to atone for their sins, the black women's march appears to lack some of the fire and fury.
12. He has authored three books, " Citizenship and Immigration in Postwar Britain " ( Oxford University Press, 2000 ), " Fire and Fury : the Allied Bombing of Germany 1942-1945 " ( Toronto : Doubleday Canada, 2008 ), and " Disobeying Hitler : German Resistance after Valkyrie " ( Oxford University Press, 2014 ).
13. DeCandido had been heavily critical of the direction of Waltz " was a powerful episode but left Dukat headed in a direction that didn't seem nearly as interesting as the complex layers in what came before . " While Epsicokhan found the " epic struggle of good vs . evil, Prophet vs . Paghwraith, [ " sic " ] Sisko vs . Dukat [ . . . ] entertaining ( [ with ] plenty of neat-looking fire and fury [ to ] help set the stage of melodrama ), " he felt that " Deep Space Nine " had " always been more compelling when dealing with shades of grey, not cut-and-dry absolutes . " Epsicokhan wrote that if Sisko, Winn, and Dukat's final confrontation hadn't been such a letdown, he would have rated the episode 4 / 4 stars.