例句與造句

1. His only son Howe Peter Browne, 2nd Marquess of Sligo, inherited in 1809 at the age of twenty-one.
2. He was the son of Shapland Francis Carew, younger son of Sir Robert Shapland Carew, 1st Baron Carew, and his wife Lady Hester Georgiana Browne, daughter of Howe Peter Browne, 2nd Marquess of Sligo in 1858.
3. The house was built and is still privately owned by the Browne family, who are direct descendants of wealthy slave plantation owners in Jamaica, Howe Peter Browne ( 2nd Marquess of Sligo ) and his wife Lady Sligo ( Hester Catherine De Burgh ).
4. It was built and is still privately owned by the Browne family, who are direct descendants of wealthy slave plantation owners in Jamaica, Howe Peter Browne ( 2nd Marquess of Sligo ) and his wife Lady Sligo ( Hester Catherine De Burgh ), as well the 16th-century pirate, Gr醝nne N?Mh醝lle, Queen of Umaill.
5. An exhibition at Westport House styles Howe Peter Browne as'Champion of the Slaves', a suggestion that one historian refers to as'hyperbole'pointing out that : " Browne benefited from slavery from the cradle to the grave and did not free his slaves until the institution of slavery was abolished by an act of parliament " and that Howe Peter Browne also claimed, and received, substantial compensation from the British government for the loss of his slaves.
6. It's difficult to find howe peter browne in a sentence. 用howe peter browne造句挺難的
7. An exhibition at Westport House styles Howe Peter Browne as'Champion of the Slaves', a suggestion that one historian refers to as'hyperbole'pointing out that : " Browne benefited from slavery from the cradle to the grave and did not free his slaves until the institution of slavery was abolished by an act of parliament " and that Howe Peter Browne also claimed, and received, substantial compensation from the British government for the loss of his slaves.
8. An exhibition at Westport House styles Howe Peter Browne as'Champion of the Slaves', a suggestion that one historian refers to as'hyperbole'pointing out that : " " Browne benefited from slavery from the cradle to the grave and did not free his slaves until the institution of slavery was abolished by an act of parliament " " and that Howe Peter Browne also claimed, and received, substantial compensation from the British government for the loss of his slaves.
9. An exhibition at Westport House styles Howe Peter Browne as'Champion of the Slaves', a suggestion that one historian refers to as'hyperbole'pointing out that : " " Browne benefited from slavery from the cradle to the grave and did not free his slaves until the institution of slavery was abolished by an act of parliament " " and that Howe Peter Browne also claimed, and received, substantial compensation from the British government for the loss of his slaves.