例句與造句

1. There she met designer Peter Goffin who became a long-time friend.
2. New designs by Peter Goffin debuted in 1957.
3. Peter Goffin designed new sets in 1952.
4. A new D'Oyly Carte production debuted on 1 November 1948, with new costumes and an Act II set designed by Peter Goffin.
5. Most of the costumes were redesigned by Percy Anderson in 1915 and by George Sheringham in 1932, and Peter Goffin designed new sets in 1957 and some new costumes in 1960.
6. It's difficult to find peter goffin in a sentence. 用peter goffin造句挺難的
7. Some of Rumbold's costumes ( for the " everyday young girls " ) were retained by the D'Oyly Carte Opera Company until Peter Goffin's new designs were introduced in 1957.
8. Her old friend, Peter Goffin, who had previously redesigned " The Yeomen of the Guard " and " Ruddigore " for Rupert D'Oyly Carte, designed a unit set in 1957 to facilitate and reduce the cost of touring.
9. On the other hand, for the first wartime season, Peter Goffin designed and directed a new production of " The Yeomen of the Guard " first seen in January 1940, and his new " Ruddigore " debuted in 1948, shortly after Carte's death.
10. A new production, with new sets and costumes designed by Charles Ricketts, was prepared for the opening of the renovated Savoy Theatre on 21 October 1929 . Peter Goffin designed new touring sets in 1957, In 1967, new costumes were designed by Luciana Arrighi, with new sets by John Stoddart.
11. On the other hand, for the first wartime season, Peter Goffin, a protege of Carte's daughter, Bridget, had designed a new production of " The Yeomen of the Guard " first seen in January 1940, and his new " Ruddigore " debuted in 1948.
12. Carte gave approval for, and was closely consulted about, a 1938 film version of " The Mikado " produced and conducted by Geoffrey Toye, starring Green and released by Universal Pictures, but his only new stage production after 1932 was of " The Yeomen of the Guard " designed in 1939 by Peter Goffin.
13. From 1894, the year when the D'Oyly Carte Opera Company established a year-round touring company that had most of the Gilbert and Sullivan works in its repertory, " Trial by Jury " was always included, except for 1901 & ndash; 03, and then again from 1943 & ndash; 46, when the company played a reduced repertory during World War II . From 1919, costumes were by Percy Anderson, and a new touring set was designed by Peter Goffin in 1957.