“writ”造句，怎麼用writ造句

Kabul's writ has never run strong in the remote southern plains of Helmand province.

Moscow's exclusive outskirts look like American suburban shopping malls writ large, yet villages not far away lie abandoned.

No matter, the genie was out of the bottle: faith depended on holy writ and the individual understanding.

For some, Britain and Switzerland are Iceland or Ireland writ large, but without Ireland’s lifeboat-its membership of a large and liquid currency pool.

Starwood Hotels issued a 91-page writ last week against Hilton Hotels, accusing its rival of corporate espionage, including the stealing of "more than 100, 000 electronic files".

The legal documents were filed in the U.S. in response to a writ issued by the former England captain, who is suing the magazine for ?16million for saying he slept with 26-year-old Bosnian Imra Nici.

Medieval Europe's map makers did not suppose that they knew the exact co-ordinates of Paradise, but they wanted to show that it was indeed on Earth, as holy writ and the church declared.

New Star represents the idea of active management writ large.

Our voice is our essence, writ plain for the world to see.

No authoritarian state can survive a sustained decline in its authority—and the government’s writ is shrinking visibly.

As opposed to the art of architecture willfully masquerading as fine art writ large, Siza provocatively insists that architects do not invent anything;

But such consolation is not open to me, for it happens to be existing in the body; and though banished from my published works, a writ might yet cause it to be produced.

But in some other places, the Syrian state is still using force to impose its writ.

The Wheel of Time was made for those who like their fantasy writ large, and The Wheel of Time fulfills that desire epicly.

God is you, writ large.

In large tracts of southern Afghanistan the writ of the elected government of Hamid Karzai does not run and Taliban fighters operate more freely than the NATO forces that prop him up.

An imperial edict is a writ in the name of an emperor.