例句與造句

1. She was Research Assistant to the late historian Sir Keith Sinclair.
2. There he became a lifelong friend of future poet and historian Keith Sinclair.
3. In 2002 Keith Sinclair Rogers was inducted into the Junior Achievement Prince Edward Island Business Hall of Fame.
4. Smithyman was closely associated with other writers in Auckland, such as Robert Chapman, Maurice Duggan and Keith Sinclair.
5. The Friends of Birkenhead Library were established in November 1990, under the patronage of Keith Sinclair, and continued under Thea Muldoon from 1994.
6. It's difficult to find keith sinclair in a sentence. 用keith sinclair造句挺難的
7. In 1966, lecturers Keith Sinclair and Chapman established the University of Auckland Art Collection, beginning with the purchase of several paintings and drawings by Colin McCahon.
8. In 1966, lecturers Keith Sinclair and Bob Chapman established The University of Auckland Art Collection, beginning with the purchase of several paintings and drawings by Colin McCahon.
9. "' Warren Keith Sinclair "'( 9 March 1924  14 May 2014 ) was an international expert in radiation protection, science and medicine.
10. "' Malcolm Sinclair "'( born June 5, 1950 ) is an English stage and television actor and President of Trade Union, Keith Sinclair, the Bishop of Birkenhead.
11. "He was one of a pioneer group of teachers at the university-among them historian Sir Keith Sinclair and poet Allen Curnow-who, in the 1960s, proudly asserted that New Zealand had its own history, its own politics, its own literature, which was every bit as important as that of Britain ."
12. Originally written by Keith Sinclair ( http : / / sins . com . au / nmis ) and with later substantial input from Eric Greenwood, the intellectual property for NMIS was purchased by commercial open source software company Opmantek in early 2011 under a stated commitment to keep  NMIS free and lead the community to rapidly advance the product.
13. Domestically, the First National Government presided over a steady rise in the average standard of living, and by 1957 New Zealand was, in the words of the historian Keith Sinclair,  a materialist's paradise .  In 1957, the National Party published a book entitled  A Record of Achievement : The Work of the National Government, 1949-1957,  detailing its accomplishments in office.
14. The book's description of the aesthetics and practice of Auckland poets, whose work he dubbed " academic " ( including M . K . Joseph, Keith Sinclair, Mary Stanley, C . K . Stead, and the later work of Allen Curnow ), also provided insights into his own outlook and poems . " This idiosyncratic book & mdash; the first full-length study of the subject & mdash; analysed the Romantic affiliations of earlier New Zealand poets, and pointed to subtle regional differences ( especially between Auckland and Wellington poets ) in his own generation, " according to Peter Simpson.