例句與造句

1. Most Orthodox Christians follow the old Gregorian calendar, which places Christians on Jan . 7.
2. Most Orthodox Christians follow the old Gregorian calendar, which places Christmas on Jan . 7.
3. The Russian Orthodox Church follows the old Gregorian calendar, which places Christmas on Dec . 7.
4. The Russian Orthodox Church follows the old Gregorian calendar, which places Christmas on Jan . 7.
5. That's because the Russian Orthodox Church still uses the old Gregorian calendar to set the date of Christmas.
6. It's difficult to find old gregorians in a sentence. 用old gregorians造句挺難的
7. Russians celebrate Christmas on Jan . 7, as do most Orthodox Christians, because their church follows the old Gregorian calendar.
8. The Russians, as most Orthodox Christians, celebrate Christmas on Jan . 7 because their church adheres to the old Gregorian calendar.
9. Ambient techno bands pepper their spacy noodlings with the bleatings of Asian folk singers; last year's brunch album of choice was a collection of centuries-old Gregorian chants.
10. At prayer every day, the white-robed monks of this tiny Senegalese village lift their voices in centuries-old Gregorian chant, accompanied by the delicate strains of a traditional African harp.
11. There is a long-standing rivalry with Sherborne School, which often sees the whole school,'Old Gregorians'( old boys / alumni ) as well as a contingent from Sherborne on the sidelines.
12. While audiotapes made at the monastery are available through its gift shop, this will be the first compact disc _ and the first time the monks have used state-of-the-art equipment to capture the centuries-old Gregorian and Byzantine chants.
13. Concerned about the allusions to plagiarism, Bob swears that he first thought of the tune after his Army outfit landed in France four years earlier, but guest Al Newman, a music critic, identifies the melody as a 2000-year-old Gregorian Chant.
14. Some schools use a specific term clearly linked to the school name, such as " Old Stoic ", " Old Pauline ", " Old Etonian ", " Old Harrovian ", " Old Carthusian ", " Old Oswestrian ", " Old Churcherian ", " Old Knox Grammarian ", " Old Colcestrian ", " Old Collegian ", or " Old Reptonian " ( old boys of, respectively, Stowe School, St Albans School ), " Old Herefordian " ( Hereford Cathedral School ), " Old Chelmsfordian " ( King Edward VI Grammar School, Chelmsford ) or " Old Mancunian " ( Manchester Grammar School ); or a more obscure one, such as " Old Citizen " and " Old Gregorian " for those of the City of London School and Downside School.