例句與造句

1. Fire pink begins blooming in late spring and continuing throughout the summer.
2. Fire pink's principal pollinator is the ruby-throated hummingbird ( " Archilochus colubris " ), which is attracted by the flowers bright red petals and sugary nectar.
3. Fired pink and gold by late afternoon sunlight, the Austin house showed what it knew of its creator : every incautious corner of it grew warm with seduction, never missing a trick.
4. If you're planning on going to the Paradise for tonight's early show _ and there's no compelling reason you shouldn't _ you will note Stringfellow is the chap with " on-fire pink " hair and Auer is " sporting a purplish thing ."
5. In the Southern Nantahala Wilderness Area in mountainous Towns and Rabun counties along the Georgia-North Carolina border, naturalist Glenn Barnett says the blooms of purplish-flowered spiderwort, fire pink and fawn's breath ( aptly named because of its soft, delicate, off-white flowers ) are impressive now.
6. It's difficult to find fire pinks in a sentence. 用fire pinks造句挺難的
7. Over the years, she taught such harpists as Cynthia Otis ( formerly New York City Ballet Orchestra, Little Orchestra Society, Joffrey Ballet Orchestra ), Beatrice Schroeder Rose ( formerly Houston Symphony, faculties of Rice University, U . of Houston ), Maria Pinckney ( formerly St . Louis Symphony ), Grace Wong ( Israel contest prize-winner, Rochester Symphony ), Sara Cutler ( soloist, now NYC Ballet ), Karen Thielen ( Monterey Opera Orchestra, faculty San Jose State University and Santa Clara University ), Susan Robinson ( Kennedy Center Opera Orchestra, Ibis Chamber Music Society ), Faye Seeman ( Wheaton College, Northern Illinois University faculties ), Jennifer Hoult, Elizabeth Richter ( faculty, Ball State University ), Susan Miron ( Centaur recording artist ), Jacquelyn Bartlett ( Artist Faculty, University of North Carolina School of the Arts, FIRE PINK TRIO, formerly Indianapolis Symphony and North Carolina Symphony ), Ray Pool, Saul Davis Zlatkovski ( artistic director, Harp Festival of Philadelphia ), Donald Hilsberg ( Colorado Springs Symphony ), Elizabeth Panzer ( soloist ), Ellen Ritscher ( former North Texas State University faculty ), Jim Pinkerton ( soloist ), Hank Whitmire, Beth Schwartz Robinson ( formerly Pittsburgh Symphony, faculty Kean University ), Lise Nadeau Harmon ( New Jersey Symphony, other orchestras ), Lois Colin, Emily Halpern Lewis ( faculty, M . I . T . ), Francziska Huhn ( faculty, Longy Schoo, New England Conservatory and Tanglewood ), Elizabeth Morse Feldman, Carolyn Mills ( New Zealand Symphony Orchestra ) and hundreds of others with solo, teaching, orchestral or careers that combine all of the above.