例句與造句

1. Persons in Holy Orders may wear clerical dress instead of " subfusc ".
2. "Subfusc " is worn at university matriculation, at university examinations and degree ceremonies and at Encaenia.
3. Members of the British Armed Forces may wear their service uniform with gown and hood ( for graduates ) in place of " subfusc " and cap.
4. Some older universities, particularly Oxford and Cambridge, have a prescribed set of dress ( known as " subfusc " ) to be worn under the gown.
5. This was widely interpreted by students as being a vote on not so much making subfusc voluntary, but rather, in effect, abolishing it by default, in that if a minority of people came to exams without subfusc, the rest would soon follow.
6. It's difficult to find subfuscs in a sentence. 用subfuscs造句挺難的
7. This was widely interpreted by students as being a vote on not so much making subfusc voluntary, but rather, in effect, abolishing it by default, in that if a minority of people came to exams without subfusc, the rest would soon follow.
8. Only one brief stanza of clearly sung lyrics appear in all of their work, by guest vocalist Gertrud Polonyi; it appears on track 5 of Subfusc, as well as on the track " Mourning " on Onomatopoeic ( apparently the same recording of the lyrics ).
9. As of October 2012, the University of Oxford regulations on " subfusc " have no reference to sex, meaning students identifying as either sex can wear what is historically prescribed as male or female clothing, or, under the letter of the regulations, even a combination ( although this is informally discouraged ).
10. A number of myths surround " subfusc " and its use in examinations-for example, that " subfusc " has a counterpart in'full fusc', said to be a full suit of armour, which if worn to Finals examinations automatically results in a student being given a First; or the claim that one enterprising undergraduate examined the University statutes prior to an examination and discovered that all students sitting exams in " full fusc " are entitled to a glass of sherry.
11. A number of myths surround " subfusc " and its use in examinations-for example, that " subfusc " has a counterpart in'full fusc', said to be a full suit of armour, which if worn to Finals examinations automatically results in a student being given a First; or the claim that one enterprising undergraduate examined the University statutes prior to an examination and discovered that all students sitting exams in " full fusc " are entitled to a glass of sherry.