例句與造句

1. One of the most noted palindromists, Peter Hilton, possessed dual specialties.
2. It is named after Beno Eckmann and Peter Hilton.
3. English palindromes of notable length include mathematician Peter Hilton's " Doc, note : I dissent.
4. The principle is named after Beno Eckmann and Peter Hilton, who used it in a 1962 paper.
5. Among the rebuttals are those by D . T . Finkbeiner, Harry Pollard, and Peter Hilton.
6. It's difficult to find peter hilton in a sentence. 用peter hilton造句挺難的
7. "A mistake recognized is better than one that is not . " said Peter Hilton, an analyst with ANZ McCaughan Securities.
8. Harding and her sister ( Nellie Waterhouse ) are also portrayed, with latitude and name changes, in Peter Hilton's fanciful play " Mrs Garrud's Dojo ".
9. "The sale is in line with the aggregate total they were hoping to achieve and they did it against market skepticism, " said Peter Hilton, analyst with stockbroker James Capel.
10. Peter Hilton, an aviation analyst at Credit Suisse First Boston, said the restrictions were likely a secondary consideration in halting the nonstop service since the rules were in place before the airline launched the nonstop flights to New York.
11. And the adaptability to change-- as Peter Hilton put it in his foreword to Jan Gullberg's book Mathematics : From the Birth of Numbers ( 1997 )-- is undoubtedly " a hallmark of successful education ".
12. "On the assumption that the U . S . recovery is real, we're clearly past the low point, " said Peter Hilton, a Hong Kong-based aerospace analyst for investment bank Credit Suisse First Boston.
13. Her involvement with the Suffragettes is portrayed in Ann Bertram's play " The Good Fight " ( 2012 ), the story of the suffragette Grace Roe as performed by Theatre Unbound and in Peter Hilton's play " Mrs Garrud's Dojo " ( 2003 ).
14. A few days before the performance I saw, Peter Hilton, the Achilles for this American tour, had an emergency appendectomy, and Cochrane, playing King Lear in the other play in this repertory, stepped in as the Greek warrior, as naturally as if he were in fact Homer's hero and not acting at all.