“pamphlet”造句，怎么用pamphlet造句

Rashid points out that several leading scholarlylibraries have erroneously attributed authorship of this pamphlet toTownshend's son. Rashid, op.

In 1933, in the depths of the Depression, Irving Fisher, America's most prominent economist, wrote a pamphlet on "Stamp Scrip".

According to a prison informational pamphlet, this mural by Norwegian graffiti artist Dolk "brings a touch of humor to a rather controlled space."

We'll have to get this pamphlet out before next week.

All were then offered a pamphlet guaranteeing fast registration at a blood center that day and told they should only take a pamphlet if they intended to donate.

I heard the doorknob turn, and I pulled open the top drawer of my desk and shoved the pamphlet inside.

One medical pamphlet printed at the time by Thomas Moulton, a doctor of divinity and Dominican friar, advises particular caution during outbreaks of the plague: “use no baths or stoves;

The film is a cinematic pamphlet about a civil rights issue that's far from resolved.

The pamphlet was in my desk, in the top drawer—the most obvious place imaginable!

Thirteen months after he began work on Avatar, Frommer wrote a pamphlet titled Speak Na’viandstarted teaching the actors how to pronounce the language.