land of wonder造句

• Still, they provided access to " the land of wonders ."
• David and Rosa look around and David finds a book entitled " Alicia in the Land of Wonder " ( alternative to " Alice in Wonderland " ).
• When Penny is ready, David goes up and starts reading Alicia in the Land of Wonder to her, imagineering the story with her so that the characters come to life.
• Art travels to the Land of Wonder, facing untold dangers and is forced to kill Delbchaem's mother a fearsome and supernatural figure, who has been foretold by druids that she would be killed by a suitor of her daughter.
• ""'Tom Swift In The Land of Wonders " "', or, The Underground Search For the Idol of Gold, is Volume 20 in the original Tom Swift novel series published by Grosset & Dunlap.
• Inspired by the " land of wonders ", he soon began to work again : an opera : " Bertran de Born, " to which Max Ring had written the text, occupied him seriously, among others, until external circumstances brought him back to Germany.
• In an interview about his latest work, " Carrying You to Lands of Wonder " ( 2013 ), Sz醰ai stated that,  It s fashionable these days to refer to the phrase,  world music .  In my opinion, world novels are emerging from the same kinds of depths .  This work also brings world novels to the surface.
• In her sophomore year in college, at the age of 16, she wrote " that beyond the nuclear family and the land of wonders that is high culture, there lay a whole universe to be explored that was broad and remote, fierce and exciting . " She cut her ties to her father and never saw him again before his death a few years later.
• Concerning " Land of Wonder and Fear ", prominent Maya archaeologist J . Eric S . Thompson commented that " to me the wonder was how he could write such nonsense and the fear how much taller the next yarn would be " . ( " Maya Archaeologist ", J . Eric S . Thompson, University of Oklahoma Press, Norman, 1963)
• A complete history of all the great explorations and discoveries in Africa, from the earliest ages to the present time, including a full, authentic and thrilling account of Stanley's famous relief of Emin Pasha, replete with astounding incidents, wonderful adventures, mysterious providences, grand achievements, and glorious deeds, as represented in the devoted lives and splendid careers of such brilliant characters as Henry M . Stanley, Emin Pasha, Gen . ( Chinese ) Gordon, and all the other great travellers, hunters and explorers, who, for more than one thousand years, have made Africa a land of wonders by their heroism and unparalleled daring.