eliot造句
1. George Eliot was the pseudonym of Mary Ann Evans.
2. Eliot appreciated Pound's caustic wit.
3. Eliot campaigned for the preservation of London's churches.
4. Eliot wrote plays as well as poetry.
5. At one time, George Eliot lived here.
6. As T.S. Eliot puts it ...
7. He wrote to Eliot about a "big book" that was germinating in his mind.
8. George Eliot was a pen - name; her real name was Mary Ann Evans.
9. We could look at some modern poets, like Eliot and Hughes.
10. She cites both T.S. Eliot and Virginia Woolf in her article.
11. As a young man, Eliot had studied art in Paris.
12. Denholm Eliot put in a cameo appearance as a butler.
13. But I owe its initial success to Eliot.
14. Eliot wrote a caustic letter back.
15. Eliot was stretched the length of his iron bedstead.
16. Eliot was unable to renounce the world he knew.
17. Have you ever heard of the poet T.S. Eliot?
18. Eliot did not beat about the bush.
19. Eliot had to drive home in the blizzard.
20. Eliot is here making use of the most modern anthropologically based classical scholarship in order to construct his own primitive play.
21. In late 1919 Eliot resolved to begin a long poem.
22. Eliot looked sly and deceitful, as though he wasn't telling us the whole truth.
22. Wish you will loveand make progress everyday!
23. I had heard the name Eliot, but had read absolutely nothing of his.
24. In this dilemma, Eliot was less than helpful to his apologists.
25. Eliot concurred; but he still felt that sometimes it was necessary to write a fairly sharp rejoinder.
26. Royce's seminars had acquainted Eliot with the second law of thermodynamics if he had not known it before.
27. The sheer amplitude of the novel invites comparisons with Tolstoy and George Eliot.
28. One day, in an elated mood, we thought we would give Eliot a surprise.
29. He did not, in any case, have a high opinion of Santayana - an animus which Santayana reciprocated towards Eliot.
30. The Rock opens with the seasonal fertility cycle which had horrified the trapped Eliot of the earlier poetry and the dramatic fragments.
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