palsgrave造句

• Thus Wikipedia reverses the restrictive trend set by Mr . John Palsgrave half a millennium ago.
• John Palsgrave grumbled loudly that Henry had been taught to recite his prayers in a " barbarous"
• The theatre housed the Admiral's Men by late 1600, as revealed by correspondence of the Lord Palsgrave.
• Sir William's tutor was the distinguished scholar and grammarian John Palsgrave, who had a high opinion of him.
• The fire that destroyed the Fortune on 9 December 1621 also wiped out the costumes and play manuscripts of the Palsgrave's Men.
• John Palsgrave, who composed " L'esclarcissement de la langue francoyse " ( printed in 1530 and dedicated to John Leland.
• Initially he appears to have been an actor, perhaps a sharer, in the Admiral's Men, who performed at the the Palsgrave.
• The Duke's tutor, John Palsgrave, who had only been employed six months, would not tolerate being undermined and decided to resign.
• His past connections meant that Palsgrave was called in by the Duke of Suffolk to write a pamphlet derogatory of Wolsey's career, in 1529.
• He also wrote verses prefixed to the publications of others, including the " Hyperaspistes " of Erasmus and the French grammar of John Palsgrave.
• Queen Anne and those like-minded who had " always considered the Palsgrave to be an unworthy match for her, were emboldened in their opposition ".
• I have heard that Prague is taken; and Goodman Palsgrave and Goodwife Palsgrave have taken their heels; and as I have heard, Goodwife Palsgrave is taken prisoner.
• I have heard that Prague is taken; and Goodman Palsgrave and Goodwife Palsgrave have taken their heels; and as I have heard, Goodwife Palsgrave is taken prisoner.
• I have heard that Prague is taken; and Goodman Palsgrave and Goodwife Palsgrave have taken their heels; and as I have heard, Goodwife Palsgrave is taken prisoner.
• In 1631, Palsgrave's Men moved to the playhouse at Salisbury Court; they were replaced at the Fortune by the actors of the King's Revels.
• Wealthy jeweler Palgraves Williams ( also recorded as Palsgrave, Paulgrave, Paulgraves, Paulsgrave and Paul ), son of Rhode Island Attorney General John Williams, joined Bellamy and funded their expedition.
• He was succeeded in the post by Richard Croke in 1526, for reasons that may include the hostility of Thomas Wolsey, who had earlier refused to appoint Palsgrave as Archdeacon of Derby.
• This was performed by his pupils in 1529, and was translated into German in 1530 by G . Binder of Z黵ich; in 1540 it was published in English translation by John Palsgrave.
• Upon capturing a second ship, the " Sultana, " it was made into a galley, and with approval of the crew, Bellamy assigned his friend Palsgrave Williams as its commander.