例句與造句

1. It's from the rockets and flashpots onstage.
2. Smoke billowed over the stage; strobe lights flickered; flashpots and fireworks blazed.
3. In Wings'live performances of the song, the instrumental break featured flashpots and a laser light show.
4. Flashpots and showers of sparks exploded; columns of flame provided a backdrop usually associated with hell, not heaven.
5. For long unknowing centuries, Christmas pageants had to get by without smoke machines, strobe lights, flashpots, lasers or power chords.
6. It's difficult to find flashpots in a sentence. 用flashpots造句挺難的
7. Metallica's set was a 90-minute sing-along punctuated by flashpots and fireworks; Soundgarden's made depression sound muscular.
8. It would be unrealistic to expect thematic cohesion in a massive pop show; one just watched the flashpots explode and let the connecting theme be Janet Jackson.
9. "` Joseph'is like a ` Donny and Marie'finale : It's dancing and camels and lasers and flashpots and everything else going on.
10. Van Halen, singing for the airbrushed hopes of suburban teen-agers, was an arena band by definition; this stripped-down, no-patter, no-flashpots, low-impact show would have done better in a club.
11. In 1996, he created a work for Lehigh University Choral Arts for large chorus, orchestra of tabla and tampuras with Indian dancers and a giant puppet of Vishnu that rose amid flashpots and smoke to portray the Indian story of " The Demon King ".
12. The flashpots and fireworks that preceded the band's soldier's tale, " One, " gave proof that Metallica was the band on the tour with the most experience playing in arenas, while lyrics like " I'm gonna be the one who breaks you " highlighted the fundamental difference between Metallica and alternative rock : Metallica tried to dominate its problems instead of submitting to them.
13. What they have to do _ and did creditably Monday night _ is state the case that they can embrace the oversized tenets of stadium showbiz ( flashpots-and-fireworks for " Jumpin'Jack Flash, " a glitter-blast into the front rows for the encore, " Brown Sugar, " night-closing pyro ) and still provide an authentic rock'n'roll experience : A history lesson that touches base with nearly all career phases.
14. What the Stones deliver is what rock now means to these devotees, many of whom may not have been to a concert since the last time the band came around : masterly, nearly telepathic musical interplay, particularly between Richards and his fellow guitarist, Ron Wood, highlighted in an " intimate " three-song set on a small stage near the center of the stadium; sexually charged excess, embodied by the band's scantily clad, vocally formidable backup singer Leeza Fisher, and the cheerily crass opulence that reached its peak with flashpots and a glitter shower at the night's end.