例句與造句

1. The word " silki " could be seen as related to the old Nordic word " slik " meaning equality or the same as.
2. Nordic leaders on Sunday threw cold war on Sweden's call to scale down their 43-year-old Nordic Council, despite entry of two members into the European Union.
3. Nordic leaders on Sunday threw cold water on Sweden's call to scale down their 43-year-old Nordic Council, despite entry of two members into the European Union.
4. Denmark's Britta Vestergaard won the 200-meter medley at 2 : 10.86, smashing her one-year-old Nordic record of 2 : 11.23.
5. The latest attack in the three-year-old Nordic biker war took place on a street in Aalborg _ one of the flashpoints of the bloody feud between the Bandidos and the Hells Angels.
6. It's difficult to find old nordic in a sentence. 用old nordic造句挺難的
7. Even in the midst of reading to the class " The Elephant Prince, " an old Nordic tale about the power of love, the little boy's voice echoed in my head like thunder.
8. In 1492, he was put before the court in Stockholm, where he confessed that he had sworn himself to the old Nordic god Odin to escape poverty, and that he had stolen from his master several times.
9. Akureyrarkirkja contains a notably large 3200-pipe organ, a unique interpretation of the crucifixion and a suspended ship hanging from the ceiling which reflects an old Nordic tradition of giving offerings for the protection of loved ones at sea.
10. "' Sven Havsteen-Mikkelsen "'( 16 September 1912, Argentina  14 February 1999, 苧鴖k鴅ing ) was a Danish painter who is remembered for his old Nordic landscapes, his church decorations and his woodcuts.
11. As a philologist, expert in Celtic and Old Nordic myths, he obsessively invented a series of ersatz ancient tongues _ Eldarin, Sindarin, Quenya _ whose very rhetoric, he suggested, shaped the societies and mythologies of his fictional Middle-earth.
12. On 30 March 2015 Eygl?觭k swam the 200 m backstroke in 2 : 09.86 minutes, setting new Icelandic and Nordic records; the previous Icelandic record was 2 : 10.34, set by her herself, while the old Nordic record was 2 : 10.27.
13. In the same meeting, Marie Adelheid also called on other Nordic pagans to remember that " thousands of blond-haired, blue-eyed women " had been burned as witches during the Middle Ages, a fact, she declared, that meant they should be avenged by bringing back to life the old Nordic faith.