drakaina造句

• The drakaina was a monster generally slain only by gods or demigods.
• Drakaina has been Ariock's spokesmodel since 2001.
• Late 2010 saw the release of her 3rd art book  Drakaina Masters, by SQP Editions, which received an excellent reception from the public, encouraging Drakaina to attend many meetings and book signings with her fans.
• Late 2010 saw the release of her 3rd art book  Drakaina Masters, by SQP Editions, which received an excellent reception from the public, encouraging Drakaina to attend many meetings and book signings with her fans.
• He saw an ogress ( " drakaina " ) approach and call Anthousa, Xanthousa, Chrisomalousa to throw down her hair; the ogress climbed it, ate and drank with Anthousa, Xanthousa, Chrisomalousa, and climbed back down again.
• Echidna was usually considered an offspring of Tartarus and drakaina, with the face and torso of a beautiful woman ( depicted as winged in archaic vase-paintings ) and the body of a serpent, sometimes having two serpent's tails ..
• In 2010 Drakaina was nominated for Faces Magazine Awards in the  Babe the Year category, and was one of the guest of honor at Hal-Con, one of the largest conventions of Science Fiction in Eastern Canada, where she presented the first issue of the comic book at her image  Drakaina Untamed.
• In 2010 Drakaina was nominated for Faces Magazine Awards in the  Babe the Year category, and was one of the guest of honor at Hal-Con, one of the largest conventions of Science Fiction in Eastern Canada, where she presented the first issue of the comic book at her image  Drakaina Untamed.
• In 2008, she was given by askmen . com the title of # 2 Fantasy art Model worldwide * http : / / ca . askmen . com / top _ 10 / celebrity / top-10-fantasy-art-models _ 2 . html and released her first European Art Book " Drakaina Fantasy of Desires"
• The names of Gylo include Chomodracaena, containing " drakaina ", " female dragon . " In one text dealing with the " gello ", she is banished to the mountains to drink the blood of the " drako "; in another, she becomes a " drako " and in this form attacks human beings.
• The name, Drakaina, means she dragon in Greek and it came up while Ariock and Drakaina were talking about Echidna, the mother of all monsters : he mentioned that she was a " Drakaina ", and she instantly knew that it would be her name . . .-- from Drakaina's official biography-- Drakaina is a registered trademark belonging to Drakaina since 2001.
• The name, Drakaina, means she dragon in Greek and it came up while Ariock and Drakaina were talking about Echidna, the mother of all monsters : he mentioned that she was a " Drakaina ", and she instantly knew that it would be her name . . .-- from Drakaina's official biography-- Drakaina is a registered trademark belonging to Drakaina since 2001.
• The name, Drakaina, means she dragon in Greek and it came up while Ariock and Drakaina were talking about Echidna, the mother of all monsters : he mentioned that she was a " Drakaina ", and she instantly knew that it would be her name . . .-- from Drakaina's official biography-- Drakaina is a registered trademark belonging to Drakaina since 2001.
• The name, Drakaina, means she dragon in Greek and it came up while Ariock and Drakaina were talking about Echidna, the mother of all monsters : he mentioned that she was a " Drakaina ", and she instantly knew that it would be her name . . .-- from Drakaina's official biography-- Drakaina is a registered trademark belonging to Drakaina since 2001.
• The name, Drakaina, means she dragon in Greek and it came up while Ariock and Drakaina were talking about Echidna, the mother of all monsters : he mentioned that she was a " Drakaina ", and she instantly knew that it would be her name . . .-- from Drakaina's official biography-- Drakaina is a registered trademark belonging to Drakaina since 2001.
• The name, Drakaina, means she dragon in Greek and it came up while Ariock and Drakaina were talking about Echidna, the mother of all monsters : he mentioned that she was a " Drakaina ", and she instantly knew that it would be her name . . .-- from Drakaina's official biography-- Drakaina is a registered trademark belonging to Drakaina since 2001.
• Karl Kerenyi points out that the older tales mentioned two dragons, who were perhaps intentionally conflated; the other was a female dragon ( " drakaina " ) named Delphyne in the Homeric Hymn to Apollo, with whom dwelt a male serpent named Typhon : " The narrators seem to have confused the dragon of Delphi, Python, with Typhon or Typhoeus, the adversary of Zeus ".