Elizabethan造句怎么写

himself above himself," said Daniel, a poet of the Elizabethan era, "how poor a thing is man!"

She saw her father's face, with its bold brow, and reverend white beard that flowed over the old-fashioned Elizabethan ruff;

Obviously conscious of the impact of their appearance, they descended on the docks, smoking languidly, like so many Elizabethan versions of James Dean and Humphrey Bogart.

First we have Lady Gaga, who wore this tuxedo-ish number, with what look like portions of an Elizabethan neck ruff protruding from the jacket, out in London yesterday.

After the Castle and Cathedral passed into secular hands under the Commonwealth, Parliament received three general local petitions (1649-52) inspired, perhaps, by an unsuccessful Elizabethan plan for a College at Ripon to serve the North.

Shakespeare towers above all other Elizabethan dramatists.

Many Elizabethan plays are written in blank verse.

The first Globe Theatre was an Elizabethan theatre where several of Shakespeare's plays were originally staged.

An actor in Elizabethan drama who recites the prologue and epilogue to a play and sometimes comments on the action.

After a good performance during Elizabethan England, actors were thrown money on the stage and they would kneel down to collect the money thus' breaking 'the line of the leg.

The genius of Elizabethan England.

Study on the representation of Macau in Elizabethan England (1589-1600), namely in Richard Hakluyt's Navigations.

In Elizabethan times, shops were not stuffed with goods waiting for buyers. They were full of craftsmen waiting to fulfil orders.

The poet archaized her work with many Elizabethan words.

Triceratops is the most famous of these herding dinosaurs but as the continents continue their slow drift apart all different species evolved... all with their own Elizabethan-type frills and horns.

Sir Peter became artistic director in 1960, and he immediately had a forestage installed, like an Elizabethan apron stage.