“Victorian”造句，怎麼用Victorian造句

White Wedding: White Wedding is most prevalent during the Victorian era.

In Britain, gilt yields have fallen to their lowest level since the Victorian era.

They are like fashion chameleons dressing like frogs, bunnies, Victorian school marms and Parisian ladies - you name it.

Since Victorian times these and other rivers have hosted wealthy fishing parties on the estates of the aristocracy.

There, residents can choose to live in Victorian terraced houses, drink in pubs and marry in a church whose spire rises over cobblestone lanes.

A crowd, swelled by television crews, engulfed Statue Square, an adjacent plaza dominated by a bronze likeness of a dour Victorian banker.

EVER since "Salisbury: Victorian Titan" won its then 36-year-old author the Wolfson history prize in 1999, Andrew Roberts has been seen as one of the most eminent young British historians.

Queen of the Victorian era, most brides can wear the traditional national costume, and only representative of the upper classes can wear a white dress of power and identity.

There is a huge Victorian edifice in the area.

From this Victorian snarl, still more forms of football emerged.

The Victorian homes stretched along Sorrento's waterfront are shuttered and vacant for most of the year.

Yet he was brutally brought down by John Linnell, a successful Victorian landscape artist, who had been his mentor.

For him, as for so many of the Victorian era, the place to emulate and admire was that country in the making - Germany.

At my sister's house this afternoon we were helping her teenaged daughters get ready for their Victorian London party: one a foxy chimney sweep, the other a street urchin.

The white Victorian terraces slumbered scruffily in the sun.

Vintage microscopy slides-especially those from the Victorian era-are collectors' items that hobbyists buy online or in specialized shops.

Of all forms of arrant untruthfulness,Victorian optimism appears to me to have been the most cowardly and the most damaging.

Dickens is one of the greatest critical realist writer of the Victorian Age.

Strodel devours a small block of smoked cheddar from a row of samples a final reward after a 30-minute tour of Shelburne Farms that also includes a wagon ride through rolling pastures and a stop at the historic Victorian main house.

Surrounded by the thousands of designs and patent applications that traced the great Victorian lurch into modernity, he was struck by the power of human ingenuity.