例句與造句

1. The next to die was his father, Itzak.
2. Robert Kohn and Itzak Levav of Brown University in Providence, Rhode Island.
3. Arafat has not found Barak easy to deal with, as another remark to Itzak revealed.
4. He drilled a shot past an outstretched Israeli backup goalkeeper Itzak Korenfain to give the Americans a 2-0 lead.
5. Israeli Ambassador Itzak Aviran said Thursday his country feared a third attack in Argentina because the courts have not yet identified the attackers'local base of support.
6. It's difficult to find itzak in a sentence. 用itzak造句挺難的
7. The move for the Burstein troupe to tackle serious theater ( when they produced " Megilla of Itzak Menger " ) was part orchestrated by Lux.
8. Let the picture thereon be of Steve Young or Judy Woodruff or Itzak Perlman or Yasser Arafat rather than some corporate logo or some gobbledygook ending in dot . com.
9. Not one to accept defeat, she organized the first concert, inviting 14 of the world's top violinists, including Itzak Perlman and Isaac Stern, to play alongside her students at Carnegie Hall.
10. "It's become routine, " said 57-year-old Itzak Avramson, whose dress shop just down the street from the blast site was filled with customers as soon as police reopened the street.
11. Lir, yea verily, she who knows more about New Imperialism than 172 could ever dream to know, the great, the itzak, the morga, the rin, the conqueror of the 5 corners of the multiverse, THE LIR!
12. The King Hussein whose forces fought Israelis on the streets of Jerusalem in 1967 has been supplanted in the popular imagination by the King Hussein whose wrenching funeral oration for murdered Prime Minister Itzak Rabin solidified his image here as Israel's one genuine friend in the Arab world.
13. Danzig's quickly sketched portraits of those who have inspired him comprises a surprising gallery of fascinating people, from such notables as Beverly Sills, Itzak Perlman, Rupert Murdoch and Lee Iacocca to such lesser-knowns as Danzig's roommate on a Navy ship during World War II and a Franciscan priest who was his favorite professor at Siena College.