natatorial造句

• It was established for the protection of natural complex, creation of favorable conditions for wintering of migrant and natatorial birds.
• It was established for the protection of beaches of Sarygamy _
  Lake, flying natatorial birds and lambing places of gazelles.
• In aquatic beetles ( Coleoptera ) and bugs ( Hemiptera ), the tibiae and / or tarsi of one or more pairs of legs usually are modified for swimming ( natatorial ) with fringes of long, slender hairs.
• A history of the club, " A Century of the Natatorial Art, the Commercial Swimming Club 1903-2003 " was written by Barry T Short, being published in Brisbane in 2004 by Media IQ Pty Limited of Southport, funded by the club, Media IQ and the Brisbane City Council, and is available from the club.
• W . H . Auden also praised it, writing in The New Yorker, " the meticulous scholarship is there, all right, but Marchand has digested it, and despite an occasional ponderous phrase like " his natatorial skill, " his three volumes . . . are as fascinating to read as they are informative, and, as a biography of the poet, as nearly definitive as any such book can be ."