例句與造句

1. Again and again he has us compare and contrast the values of the Berrybenders with those of frontiersmen like Jim Snow.
2. For one, Tasmin, the eldest Berrybender daughter, falls in love, or lust, with Jim Snow, the " Sin Killer, " a nomadic frontiersman whom the Indians fear.
3. But the federal government contends " sierra madre " means the top of the first foothill, the current boundary, says Jim Snow, deputy assistant general for the U . S . Department of Agriculture, under which the Forest Service falls.
4. The object of Tasmin's affections is a taciturn Indian hunter named Jim Snow, a k a " Sin Killer, " a " purely practical man, " uncomfortable with the amenities of civilization and at home in the wilderness.
5. Unfortunately, the novel's villain, Draga _ an Indian camp follower and self-proclaimed sorceress who likes to beat her prisoners _ does not possess the malign power of Blue Duck in " Lonesome Dove, " and this story's two romantic leads, Tasmin and Jim Snow, feel like cardboardy figures compared with " Dove's " two great heroes, Gus McCrae and Capt . Woodrow Call.
6. It's difficult to find jim snow in a sentence. 用jim snow造句挺難的