drawne造句
例句与造句
- The " Pueriles confabulatiunculae, or children talke, claused and drawne into lessons " appeared in 1627.
- During 1601 he had published a small instruction book in the Christian faith : " A Primer of Christian Religion, or a forme of Catechising, drawne from the beholding of Gods works ".
- Joseph Gatchell, convicted of blasphemy in 1684, was ordered " to stand in pillory, have his head and hand put in & AMP; have his toung drawne forth out of his mouth, & AMP; peirct through with a hott iron ."
- For several times oyling and laying with fayre white a stone for a sun-dyall opposite to some part of the king and queen s lodgings, the lines thereof being drawn in severall colours, the letters directing to the bowers guilded with fine gould, as alsoe the glory, and a scrowle guilded with fine gould, whereon the number and figures specifying the planetary howers are inscribed; likewise certain letters drawne in black informing in what part of the compasse the sun at any time there shining shall be resident; the whole worke being circumferenced with a frett painted in a manner of a stone one, the compleat measure of the whole being six foote.
- Sometimes a client would extract a pledge from the artist, as did Sir Richard Newdegate from portraitist Peter Lely ( van Dyck's successor in England ), who promised that the portrait would be " from the Beginning to ye end drawne with my owne hands . " Unlike the exactitude employed by the Flemish masters, Reynolds summed up his approach to portraiture by stating that, " the grace, and, we may add, the likeness, consists more in taking the general air, than in observing the exact similitude of every feature . " Also prominent in England was William Hogarth, who dared to buck conventional methods by introducing touches of humor in his portraits.
- It's difficult to find drawne in a sentence. 用drawne造句挺难的
- And further that they the said William Mounson Henry Mildmay James Harrington Robert Wallop and John Phelps and every of them shall upon the seaven and twentieth day of January which shall be in the yeare of our Lord One thousand six hundred sixty one or so soon after as they shall be apprehended carried to the Tower of London and from thence drawne upon Sledges with Ropes about theire necks and according to the manner of persons executed for High Treason quite through the streets of London unto the Gallows att Tiburn and from thence in like manner be brought back again to the Tower of London and or in such other Prison as his Majesty shall thinke fitt continue Prisoners and suffer paines of Imprisonment for and during the term of theire naturall lives . }}