old society造句

• Remnants of the old society were abolished and religion was suppressed.
• Hartwell was the last member admitted into the old Society of Antiquaries.
• It's like the old society ."
• He also explains the difference between the old society and the new as:
• This is kind of the old society crowd.
• He was well known among educated Cambodians as a teacher from the old society.
• Usually, they were hired for the old society sections or women's pages.
• Hamsun was, as expressed in his literature, a defender of this old society.
• And she won't go East in years . . . . Poor old society.
• It tells the story of a very old society where Buddhism goes against orthodox ritualistic practices.
• 舝dal is a modern industrial community, with ties to the old society of farming and fishing.
• He was then the oldest living member of the Old Society of Painters in Water-colours.
• In 2011, Yap took part of an old society drama in the beginning of the year.
• In the old society, the church has special protections; that mentality still prevails in some quarters.
• The 161-year-old society's mission is to defend the Quebecois linguistic and cultural heritage.
• The 104-year-old society is best known for doing battle with developers and has often used the courts to its advantage.
• The old society, so dependent on oil, fell apart when cars and oil fields exploded and food could no longer be transported.
• This militant poem depicts his deep hatred against the old society and his boundless confidence in the victory of the revolution of the motherland.
• In his role as an architect, he was commissioned a plan for the renovation of the old society Concordia for British Petroleum Company.
• Today he would not only be received back into his old society; he would have written a best seller about what he had done.