例句與造句

1. Old Father Time was originally located atop the old Grand Stand.
2. The clock is made of Old Father Time.
3. Old Father Time was permanently relocated to the Mound Stand in 1996, when the Grand Stand was demolished and rebuilt.
4. Also in London the Old Father Time weathervane of Lord's Cricket Ground was bent over 90 degrees by the wind.
5. In 1969 Old Father Time became the subject of a poem, " Lord's Test ", by the John Snow.
6. It's difficult to find old father time in a sentence. 用old father time造句挺難的
7. Gaunt, white-bearded, and funereal, " Old Father Time " is at once the most familiar and the most ominous member of the Wrecking Crew quartet.
8. In tradition, this represents either the Christ Child or Old Father Time marking the death of the year, or the celebration of the birth of Christ, " the light of the world ".
9. Prompt as old Father Time ever was, bells were heard at the windows . . . and in a moment old Santa Claus stood at the door before the youthful group, who greeted him with a volley of merry shouts.
10. Nothing remains but dim recollection and an anticipated funeral to mark the end of his slow death mark from birth to oblivion & Hovering as Old Father Time in his shroud, he is  waiting on the rip word & to avaunt his  so-called loved ones and his  ghastly grinning self.
11. Having painted a bleak picture thus far, Altham ended on a note of defiance : " but the turf was a wondrous green, Old Father Time on the Grand Stand roof was gazing serenely at the nearest ( barrage ) balloon and one felt that somehow it would take more than totalitarian war to put an end to cricket ".
12. For example, they can take " a wretch's knife " ( 74 ) to mean a wretch's knife, rather than assume that he must have really meant Old Father Time's scythe, take an " outcast state " ( 29 ) to mean an outcast state, not just a feeling that nobody likes him, and accept that when he says his " name receives a brand " ( 111 ) it means that his reputation has been permanently damaged, and not simply that acting is considered a somewhat disreputable profession.
13. In 1797, for instance, " Chalmers, Williamson, and Barrett . . . gave an olio of readings lectures, recitations and songs . . . entitled'Nature in Nubibus, or a Melicosmeotes-- an antidote for the spleen .'" In 1804, " Mr . Bates " performed a program of skits, stories, and songs, and also phantasmagoria ( illuminated image-projection ) featuring " Old Father Time-- A Female Spirit, rising from the Tomb-- The King of Terror-- The Ghost and Hamlet-- Dr . Franklin-- An Egyptian Pigmy Idol, which instantaneously changes to a Human Skull ."