ceteras造句

• Good morning / day / afternoon / evening ladies, gentleman, and et ceteras.
• He also performed and wrote in the Oxford Revue ( called the Et ceteras ) with Jones.
• He started with violas; then in the 1550s he worked with violins and in the 1570s also in ceteras.
• On August 24, 1855, Pope Pius IX, in his Apostolic Brief, " Inter Ceteras ", elevated Saint Vincent to the status of Abbey.
• Or could it " in principle ", given enough time, if we assume that the Sun and the Universe will never die and all other such ceteras remain paribus?
• Around 80 of his instruments are still in existence : violins ( small and large ), alto and tenor violas, viols, violones and double basses, violas with only a pair of corners, ceteras.
• As journalists and progressives, they share similar sensibilities about the nation's racial and social divisions, and try to understand the world through the eyes of others, especially, in Terkel's words, " the et ceteras "-- the marginalized.
• In 1568 he was called " maestro di strumenti da sonar " ( master of instrument for playing ) a special qualification in common with da Sal?that testifies to the variety of the items made by the maker : viols, violas, violones, lyras, double basses, violins, ceteras.
• Even if you can't name it, you'll probably find it here, including light and heavy tools, electrical and plumbing supplies, paints and wallpaper, electrical appliances and kitchen utensils, window vents, garden seeds and, as the King of Siam might say, 20, 000 et ceteras.