例句與造句

1. The Royalist attacks on the guns were turned back because there was a Worcester spy named Guise.
2. The " Worcester Spy " described the government's answer to slavery as " something worse than failure ."
3. Palmer publicized his case by writing letters from jail that were widely published after first appearing in the " Worcester Spy ".
4. He graduated from Yale College in 1873, and served as city editor of the Worcester Press 1873 1879 and associate editor of the Worcester Spy in 1879 and 1880.
5. The buildings were likely built by Samuel Colton, who published the "'Worcester Spy "'before branching out into other businesses, including real estate development.
6. It's difficult to find worcester spy in a sentence. 用worcester spy造句挺難的
7. Her obituary notice in the Worcester Spy said, " Aside from her own family circle, no one has cause to mourn more deeply than the slave, for whose interests her labors were untiring ."
8. He edited anti-slavery journals the " Republican " ( published in Hartford ) and the " Commonwealth " ( published in Boston ), and from 1859 became the owner and editor of the " Worcester Spy, " what George Frisbie Hoar called " one of the most influential papers in New England ."
9. In 2011, faculty and students in the English Department at Worcester State University launched the New Worcester Spy, an on-line news and literary journal with the mission to " revive the great Worcester journalistic tradition of publishing brave stories that impart necessary, sometimes terrible, truths, for the edification of readers ."
10. The " Springfield Republican " felt it " takes a bold subject and treats it in a daring way, yet with such honest of purpose as to take away all offense, " finding " much of the skillful exposition of character that appeared in'Aliens,'while [ suggesting ] in dramatic intensity . . . some of Mrs . Wright's striking short stories . " " The Worcester Spy ", called it " one of the most interesting books of the year . . . . intensely strong and dramatic throughout . " " Congregationalist and Christian World " found it an " unquestionably powerful story . . . [ with ] the inevitable unhappiness dogging the footsteps of sin . . . clearly drawn and the moral interest [ holding ] the reader's attention strongly throughout ."