origami crane造句

• At its base someone had placed long, colorful chains of origami cranes.
• This is an allusion to the origami cranes he made for her.
• But the airdrop of the Japanese-style origami cranes was spurned by many Muslims.
• On top of the stack were three origami cranes, a traditional Japanese symbol of peace.
• Every year the statue is adorned with thousands of wreaths of a thousand origami cranes.
• After the ceremony, we floated origami cranes on the lake, where they mingled with the fog.
• Nono's memory of Amano Kazumi is referenced when she calls Lal'C Onee-sama and when Nono makes origami cranes.
• Last week he called for all of Thailand's people to make origami cranes as a symbol of peace and love.
• One student even gave me a hand-folded origami crane and told me it was a symbol of peace and friendship.
• With the Rev . William Masuda chanting sutras, they came one by one, to offer incense, flowers and origami cranes.
• The origami crane was already a symbol associated with the idea of world peace through the story of Sadako Sasaki.
• "He gave me a thousand origami cranes, and said when he missed me, he would make a crane, " she said.
• Her classmate told her about the legend so, she decided to fold one thousand origami cranes so that she could live.
• With the Irish teens helping, the youths at the Summer Academy made sachets, folded origami cranes, strung necklaces and played games.
• Exhibits include a mounted demoiselle crane with a piece of rubble from the Hiroshima atomic bomb blast and hundreds of origami cranes.
• Prior to leaving for'Bolshoi Booze', Michael meets Sara at the location which he encoded in his messages to her inside the origami cranes.
• She was inspired to do so by the Japanese legend that one who created a thousand origami cranes would be granted a wish.
• It doesn't matter if you put the money in a paper envelope, roll it into wads or fold it up into origami cranes.
• On display in the free exhibit are hundreds of artifacts taken from the fence, including photographs, letters, drawings, flags and Japanese origami cranes.
• On 5 December 2004, Thailand airdropped nearly 100 million origami cranes over the southern regions of the country in an effort to bring peace.