例句與造句

1. So for two years Woods retooled a swing and never came close to his Masters magic.
2. Civilization collapses, and two competing groups struggle to re-create medieval technologies and skills, as well as master magic.
3. Rajaat discovers and masters magic, but because it derives its power from the fault, he also learns of its defiling capabilities.
4. But that Masters magic is based on discrimination that Citigroup, American Express, CBS and other modern corporations vowed to eradicate decades ago.
5. Eight strokes behind leader Jesper Parnevik, Tiger Woods needed another round of his Masters magic Sunday if he were to win the British Open.
6. It's difficult to find master magic in a sentence. 用master magic造句挺難的
7. The course might have been owned by Woods last year, but Couples certainly has experienced a little Masters magic of his own in the past.
8. Crenshaw also hopes a return to St Andrews will recapture some of the Masters magic that seems to have deserted him since he won at Augusta.
9. This alone is rare, as orcs have never had the intelligence required to master magic, let alone the skills of one of the most powerful wizards.
10. Ingrid Ylva is known in various legends, and possibly in her time, as a so-called white witch; she was said to be able to master magic, which she used for good purposes and for her family's good fortune.
11. In this story King Randor announces that Keldor disappeared years ago . " He thought to master magic; when his experiments went wrong and he was lost in a dimension beyond time ! " One of the few elements of Skeletor's back story that remains consistent throughout the various continuities is that he had come to Eternia from another dimension.
12. These magical stories was far from slander; in the 13th century, the witch trials were hundreds of years in the future, magic was not illegal and the ability to master magic was considered a great and admirable skill; there was a clear separation between white and black magic, and not even black magic was yet connected to the Devil or punishable by death, as it would become later.