例句與造句

1. Unique to LI is a visual timeline of memories.
2. The giant Cycladic statue, and the stunning procession of costumed models on a visual timeline stretching back to antiquity?
3. She later wrote : { { quote | This became my visual timeline for the duration of the music.
4. Thousands of the precious pieces, from statues to Mycenaean gold vessels, will be on display providing a visual timeline of Greek antiquity.
5. Each'classic'game that receives five stars has a colour screenshot in a glossy section in the Guide's centre, and these screenshots are arranged by date-providing a visual timeline of game graphics.
6. It's difficult to find visual timeline in a sentence. 用visual timeline造句挺難的
7. The distinction between "'traditional "'and "'innovative "'accounting practices is perhaps best illustrated with the visual timeline " ( see sidebar ) " of managerial costing approaches presented at the Institute of Management Accountants 2011 Annual Conference.
8. In October 2013, a video leaked which featured a visual timeline of Globo's branding and revealed the new logo, which drops the highly stylized metallic look used by previous iterations with in favour of a simpler gloss design.
9. In celebration of Martin Luther King Day in 2013, Adams was commissioned by The Juilliard School to paint a large scale mural titled " Dream, " a powerful portrait of Dr . King and a visual timeline of the Civil Rights Movement.
10. Visitors move through a visual timeline and experience such recreations as a full-sized Abenaki wigwam, the Catamount Tavern where Ethan Allen's Green Mountain Boys gathered, a railroad station complete with a working telegraph and a WWII living room furnished with period music and magazines.
11. GODZILLA-TIMELINE _ The latest chapter in Godzilla comes out this Friday so we're doing a funny, very visual timeline of Godzilla _ We're hitting some of the highpoints and lowpoints ( the Matthew Broderick movie ) of the Godzilla franchise . ( BLongino, Atlanta Journal-Constitution ) . 10.
12. In 2010, wanting to publish a children's version of What on Earth happened, Lloyd teamed up with illustrator Andy Forshaw to pioneer a new format for big history storytelling that would feature a giant illustrated visual timeline that could be pulled-out and displayed on a wall, as well as read like a book.