例句與造句

1. The rooms were made of temporary partitions and deliberately chaotic and overfilled.
2. Pham Van Dong first proposed a temporary partition of Vietnam on May 25.
3. The furniture was dirty and frayed, and patients were examined and operated on in rooms separated by temporary partitions.
4. On the lower level is the resource center and rooms with temporary partitions that can accommodate school groups and teachers.
5. The building remained as one large church hall, installing a temporary partition during the week to create a second classroom.
6. It's difficult to find temporary partition in a sentence. 用temporary partition造句挺難的
7. Beyond the large main hall, what had been the vestry had a temporary partition removed, and a toilet added.
8. A temporary partition was removed by the investigators during the course of their inspection, behind which explosive gas had been trapped.
9. But this too proved quite inadequate for the growing numbers, and the assembly hall was divided by means of temporary partitions into three classrooms.
10. Temporary partitions installed during the games are being removed to create a range of one to five bed homes, ranging from apartments to townhouses.
11. For his 2012 retrospective at the Whitney Museum, Guyton created walls inspired by temporary partitions Marcel Breuer had made for the building in the 1960s.
12. Sarajevo's status could be defined for now using the concept already applied to Bosnia as a whole _ constitutional unity with provisions for temporary partition.
13. While not officially maintained, " new " assignments should be coordinated, in particular any " new " temporary partition type assignments for local or experimental projects can utilize type 7Fh in order to avoid conflicts with already assigned types.
14. Temporary partitions without share in the Pomeranian governments, such as Pomerania-Barth ( 1569 1605; ecclesiastically under the general superintendent in Greifswald ) and Pomerania-R黦enwalde ( 1569 1620; ecclesiastically under the superintendent in Stolp till 1604, then Stettin ), had no effect on the structure of the two ducal state churches.
15. There she " reinvented the space, " especially by her use of new and diverse platforms of display that " included potted plants, beds of gravel and bark, temporary partitions, scrims, theatrical lighting, and pedestals of all shapes and sizes combined in unusual ways " ( Herbert 1998, p . 32 ).