例句與造句

1. Matthew Russell ( 1765-1822 ) was born in 1765.
2. He married Emma Maria Russell, the daughter of Matthew Russell ( outlined above ) in 1828.
3. "' Matthew Russell Wood "'( born August 15, 1972 ) is an American sound engineer and employee of Skywalker Sound.
4. The present building is largely a 19th-century restoration carried out in the 1820s by John Matthew Russell and improved in the mid-19th century by architect Anthony Salvin
5. "That's the coolest thing I will ever see, " yelled 10-year-old Matthew Russell of Crenshaw, over the sudden B-2 din.
6. It's difficult to find matthew russell in a sentence. 用matthew russell造句挺難的
7. Matthew Russell offered to pay for the publication of her poems, and a collection, called " Whisper ! ", was published by Messrs . Kegan Paul in 1891.
8. Through Katherine Tynan she made the acquaintance of Matthew Russell, editor of the " Irish Monthly ", who was impressed with her writing and published her poems in the magazine.
9. Matthew Russell was impressed by the poems of Miss Wynne, and offered to pay for the publication of some of her poems; a collection, called " Whisper ! ", was published in 1891.
10. Her writing was much admired by the editor of the " Irish Monthly ", Matthew Russell ( who was very affected by her delicate state of health ), and its circle of writers and poets.
11. The band's album showcases acoustic-driven rock-pop with Peterson elegantly singing about the subtleties of relationships, backed intoxicatingly by Todd Russell and David Sella on guitars, Matthew Russell on drums, and Johnny Rosenfeld on bass.
12. Her works also brought her into contact with clerical literary figures, such as Brother Henry Foley SJ, the historian of the Society of Jesus, and Father Matthew Russell SJ, the founder-editor of the " Irish Monthly ".
13. Matthew Russell, S . J ., to commemorate the Ireland's consecration to the Sacred Heart; with the " Dublin Review ", a quarterly journal of high literary merit, founded for the diffusion of Catholic theology in 1836 by Nicholas Wiseman, Daniel O'Connell and Michael Joseph Quin; and with the Catholic Truth Society, established in 1884 by Herbert Vaughan for the popular promotion of Catholic doctrine.