例句與造句

1. A special Santa Express Lift was used to transport children direct to the Magic Cave.
2. The Magic Cave tradition, including its connection with the pageant, is continued by David Jones.
3. In David Jones the Magic Cave is much smaller and is located up near the furniture department.
4. The Christmas tradition of the Magic Cave at John Martin's store in Rundle Street ( now Mall ) may date back to 1896.
5. In Adelaide, South Australia, the first " Magic Cave " was set up in 1896 at the John Martin's department store on Rundle Street.
6. It's difficult to find magic cave in a sentence. 用magic cave造句挺難的
7. The exhibit, called " Magic Caves of Ice ", was staged in the " Court of Flame ", a building dedicated to promoting the gas industry.
8. An annual store-sponsored parade, Adelaide Christmas Pageant, was initiated in 1933 during which Father Christmas was conducted to the Magic Cave to formally herald the holiday season.
9. In 1933, Edward Hayward instigated the first John Martin's Christmas Pageant, which from 1934 has concluded with Father Christmas arriving at the store and entering the Magic Cave.
10. Her young nephew, being scared, is reassured by Justine who says that they can be safe in a magic cave, something she has promised several times to make.
11. In the finale of the play, the grown-up Aladdin replaces the lamp with its genie ( or spirit ) back in the magic cave where he first found it.
12. John Martin's had a dedicated area set aside each year for the Magic Cave which was located next to the toy department and was surrounded by Christmas decoration and Trim.
13. A writer in the " Illustrated London News " of December 1888 suggested that a Sibyl should dispense gifts from a'snow cave', but a little over a year later she had changed her recommendation to a gypsy in a'magic cave '.
14. Busoni did not set the subsequent closing speech of Oehlenschl鋑er's fortunate hero as he looks around the magic cave for the last time : but Dent's assertion that " The actual meaning of the words hardly matters " can be balanced against Aladdin's final lines:
15. Since the closure of John Martin's, the David Jones stores, have continued the tradition of the Magic Cave but no where near to the extent John Martin's did, in Adelaide as well as in other Australian capitals while the annual South Australia parade marked its 75th anniversary in 2007.
16. It's the movie's nonparody stuff that's clunky : the clanging sword fights, revolting ( both senses ) peasants and magic caves, the warrior peasant girl ( gorgeous but wooden Dina Meyer ) and, alas, Julie Christie, back after a nine-year absence, in a silly, ill-advised role as the evil king's mother.