waggery造句

例句与造句

1. Fashion writer Shane Watson coined a collective noun, " waggery ".
2. He expresses himself in an unexpected, waggery with more erudite influences such as Petrarch.
3. In this text the concept is called a " iugling booke " ( " juggling book " ) or " booke for Waggery ".
4. No waggery about any of this, particularly if one lives the loneliness of a writer's life and depends on putting words on paper for a living.
5. Contemporary accounts called Rice " the Democritus of the sawdust, " the " prince of waggery " _ and the " excruciating jester ."
6. It's difficult to find waggery in a sentence. 用waggery造句挺难的
7. And it's precisely because Greg loves Pam that all the waggery in the first film hinged on the disapproval that her father, Jack ( Robert De Niro ), rained down on the dark head of her then boyfriend, now fiance.
8. The waggery becomes evident in the film when two of the Yes Men, Andy Bichlbaum and Mike Bonanno, show up in Tampere, Finland, for an August 2001 trade conference called " Textiles of the Future . " The Yes Men had been invited by conference organizers, who, on visiting the activists'Web site, believed they were contacting the real World Trade Organization.