例句與造句

1. Project's unit " Mini Moni ", with the collaboration credited to.
2. She appeared in several episodes of Mini Moni's 2005 television series, " Brementown Musicians ".
3. Meanwhile, Mari Yaguchi had started performing informally with Ai Kago and Nozomi Tsuji in concerts as Mini Moni, a group tailored towards younger audiences with all the members being less than 150 cm ( about 5 ft ) tall.
4. In 2003, Takahashi replaced Mari Yaguchi in the Morning Musume spinoff group Mini Moni, first appearing in the group's movie " Mini Moni ja Movie : Okashi na DaibM
   ken ! " and its accompanying soundtrack.
5. In 2003, Takahashi replaced Mari Yaguchi in the Morning Musume spinoff group Mini Moni, first appearing in the group's movie " Mini Moni ja Movie : Okashi na DaibM
   ken ! " and its accompanying soundtrack.
6. It's difficult to find mini moni in a sentence. 用mini moni造句挺難的
7. Tsuji later found success with related groups Mini Moni and shuffle groups 10-nin Matsuri, Odoru 11, and 11Water, H . P . All Stars, as well as being a member of the Morning Musume splinter group Morning Musume Otomegumi.
8. In Mini Moni, Mari Yaguchi was replaced by Ai Takahashi and the new lineup went on to put out several singles and a second album until member Mika Todd left in May 2004, adding Mini Moni to the list of " indefinite hiatus " subgroups.
9. In Mini Moni, Mari Yaguchi was replaced by Ai Takahashi and the new lineup went on to put out several singles and a second album until member Mika Todd left in May 2004, adding Mini Moni to the list of " indefinite hiatus " subgroups.
10. Takahashi's vocals became more prominent on the second and final Mini Moni album, " Mini Moni Songs 2 " ( 2004 ), as well as on Morning Musume's singles from their Spring 2004 release " Roman : My Dear Boy " onward.
11. Takahashi's vocals became more prominent on the second and final Mini Moni album, " Mini Moni Songs 2 " ( 2004 ), as well as on Morning Musume's singles from their Spring 2004 release " Roman : My Dear Boy " onward.
12. As they were winding down their Mini Moni and Morning Musume duties, W released their debut three-song EP, " Koi no Vacance ", the title track being a rocked-up cover version of a 1960s hit by Showa period female duo The Peanuts.