ralegh造句

• One contemporary scholar remarks of this journey, " " Although the expedition itself was hardly a success Ralegh conquered no lands, found no stores of wealth, and discovered little not observed by earlier adventurers he created a triumph for himself by publishing The Discovery . ""
• When his half-brother, Humphrey Gilbert, whom the queen described as a man " of not good hap, " perished after having arranged early expeditions ( and having tried to sell estates in America, complete with semi-feudal powers for investors ), Ralegh took over the business.
• Thomas quotes Cannon himself describing the structure of his " Ralegh Triptych " :  It is designed as one great arc from the bitter nihilism of What is our Life ? through the despairing acceptance  with a slight ray of hope  of Even Such is Time to the determination of Give me my Scallop shell of quiet.
• Devon archaeologist Ralegh Radford excavated at the site from 1933 through to 1938, and he pioneered the hypothesis that Tintagel Castle had been a monastery during Period II . He came to this conclusion based upon some similarities in the structures of the Early Medieval elements of Tintagel Castle and the seventh century monastery at the site of Whitby Abbey in Yorkshire.
• Ashe, Co-founder ( with Dr . C . A . Ralegh Radford ) and Secretary of the Camelot Research Committee has also helped demonstrate, through a dig directed by Leslie Alcock in 1966-70, that John Leland, was actually refortified in the latter part of the fifth century, in works as yet unparalleled elsewhere in Britain at the time.
• Meanwhile, Sir Robert Schomburgk's edition of Ralegh's voyage to Guiana had appeared ( 1849 ), together with Cooley's " Sir Francis Drake his Voyage " ( 1849 ), Thomas Rundall's " Voyages towards the North-West ", and Major's " Historie of Travaile into Virginia Britannia ".
• Robert Nye continued to write poetry, publishing " Darker Ends " ( 1969 ), which launched Calder and Boyars'" Signature Series ", later to include such authors as Samuel Beckett and Edward Dahlberg, and " Divisions on a Ground " ( 1976 ), and to prepare editions of other poets with whose work he felt an affinity : Sir Walter Ralegh, William Barnes, and Laura Riding.
• He began his acting career at the Royal Shakespeare Company in 1992 aged 20, playing opposite Emily Watson in Max Stafford-Clark and Ian Dury s production of A JOVIAL CREW . He went on to play Mardian the eunuch in John Caird s ANTONY AND CLEOPATRA, Sir Walter Ralegh in Peter Whelan s THE SCHOOL OF NIGHT and then alongside Sara Kestelman and Barry Foster in MISHA S PARTY, co-produced with the Moscow Arts Theatre.
• Pole's descendant Sir John de la Pole, 6th Baronet ( 1757-1799 ), who published his ancestor's manuscripts in 1791 as " Collections Towards a Description of the County of Devon ", added a footnote to Pole's observation as follows : " These are now the arms of Chichester, whose ancestor married the heiress of Ralegh, whereby that estate came to Chichester, who probably took the arms of Ralegh ".
• Pole's descendant Sir John de la Pole, 6th Baronet ( 1757-1799 ), who published his ancestor's manuscripts in 1791 as " Collections Towards a Description of the County of Devon ", added a footnote to Pole's observation as follows : " These are now the arms of Chichester, whose ancestor married the heiress of Ralegh, whereby that estate came to Chichester, who probably took the arms of Ralegh ".