例句與造句

1. His call sparked the second EDSA Revolution, dubbed as " EDSA Dos ".
2. In 2001, ZOE TV became the first TV station to air the second EDSA Revolution.
3. During the Second EDSA Revolution, the CPP issued a directive to support the ousting of Estrada, in contrast to their previous policies of boycotting.
4. The Second EDSA Revolution resulted in the peaceful ousting of Joseph Estrada, the Chief Justice Hilario Davide, Jr . at around noon on January 20, 2001, several hours before Estrada fled Malaca馻ng Palace.
5. An impeachment trial against Estrada on charges of bribery was initiated in November 2000 but was aborted in January 2001 when the impeachment court voted not to open an envelope purportedly containing evidence incriminating the President, setting in motion the Second EDSA Revolution.
6. It's difficult to find second edsa revolution in a sentence. 用second edsa revolution造句挺難的
7. When he sought a second term in 1998, Lapid joined the administration party Lakas-NUCD . After the impeachment of President Joseph Estrada in 2000 and the second EDSA Revolution the following year, he ran again for his final term and won.
8. Another version, with the same design but measured at 160 x 66 mm, was also planned to be issued as legal tender in 2001, but due to the ouster of President Joseph Estrada as the result of the Second EDSA revolution ( EDSA People Power II ), the notes were stored in the vaults of the Bangko Sentral ng Pilipinas.
9. Since there is no allegation of wrongdoing in connection with the notorious second envelope, I voted that we should not open the second envelope until and after the complaint had already been amended, " and " I was among those demonized because I voted against the opening of the second envelope dahil ang paniwala ng taong bayan, kung ayaw namin buksan ang second envelope na  yan, may tinatago kami ( because in the belief of the masses if we don't want to open the envelope, then we are hiding something ) . " Estrada was ousted in the Second EDSA Revolution in 2001, but was sent free by then president Gloria Macapagal-Arroyo in 2007 after being persuaded by then senator Mar Roxas.