例句與造句

1. Frontini also designed the University of Toronto Mississauga Campus.
2. Frontini started his playing career with San Mart韓 de San Juan in 2007.
3. Her maternal grandmother, Lucia Frontini Costa, taught the children Italian lullabies and folk tunes.
4. Sante Frontini, who openly declared to be the murder of Terenzio Grossi was sentenced to death by beheading.
5. Under Frontini's direction the Whitby Public Library and Civic Square was completed and featured in, and on, the cover of " Canadian Architect " magazine.
6. It's difficult to find frontini in a sentence. 用frontini造句挺難的
7. At the trial, questions were raised regarding the corruption of Sante Frontini in order to betray Terenzio Grossi by the hand of Pesaro head of Carabinieri Cav . Bardesono and Royal Carabinieri mr.
8. In 2000 the firm saw the expansion of Shore Tilbe Irwin & Partner's in-house interior design department and then in 2002 the addition of Andrew Frontini to the firm's team.
9. In addition to his own works, he performed works by Francesco Paolo Frontini, Cali, Vincenzo Bellini, Mozart, Edvard Grieg, Amilcare Ponchielli, Giuseppe Verdi, Felix Mendelssohn, and Pietro Mascagni.
10. Frontini also wrote numerous songs, melodies, serenatas and romances; the most popular of these were his " Serenata araba ", " Il piccolo montanaro ", and a " Triumphal March ".
11. "' Martino Frontini "'( Catania, 1827 & ndash; Catania, 1909 ) was an band, which he led for thirty years; he also directed the band of the regional hospital during his career.
12. He eventually became artistic director of the communal theater in Catania, which showed his first work in the Sicilian language, " L'eredit?dello zio canonico "; this was followed in 1920 by " U Spirdu ", with music by Francesco Paolo Frontini conducted by Gaetano Emanuel Cal?/s>One of Frontini's chief interests was popular music and song, and he compiled the first collection of Sicilian folk songs in Italy; fifty pieces from this collection were published by Casa Ricordi in 1882; a second collection, titled " Natale siciliano ", was published in 1893 by De Marchi of Milan.
13. The design was inspired by the metaphor of a Japanese puzzle box, explained Andrew Frontini, the design architect :  We stumbled on the idea of a puzzle box, which is a three-dimensional geometrical puzzle box, inside of which is a treasure,  he said .  There s a treasure in the centre, and for the library, the treasure is knowledge.