rostra造句
(1) From the rostrum he thundered at them and shook his fists.
(2) He was invited to sit on the rostrum as a representative of extramural instructors.
(3) He elbowed his way through the crowd towards the rostrum.
(4) Amid warm applause the honoured guests mounted the rostrum.
(5) He was hooted down the rostrum by the students.
(6) He climbed on to the winner's rostrum.
(7) He stalked up the rostrum.
(8) Thousands of eyes are fixed on the Tian An Men rostrum.
(9) He warmly shook hands with those gathered around the rostrum.
(10) You can go for a "rostrum" system, which sounds flash, but can be assembled quite cheaply.
(11) He pushed his way through the crowd to the the front of rostrum.
(12) It grasps its victim in its forelegs and pierce it with its rostrum.
(13) As he stood on the winner's rostrum, he sang the words of the national anthem.
(14) His eyes ranged over the audience before he mounted the rostrum.
(15) On either side of the rostrum sat representatives of parents,teachers and Red Scarves.
(16) The good loser never makes it to the winner's rostrum of any worthwhile competition.
(17) It was an exultant feeling, climbing on to the rostrum, waving to the crowd and receiving my medal.
(18) Rostra on different levels denoted the central acting area, with massed choirs on one side.
(19) Hence the portentous, and even fatuous slogan which towered each year in brightest blue above the rostrum.
(20) From the moment he took the rostrum, Gergiev had his musicians tensely perched on the edge of their seats.
(21) When thou art calling out on the Rostra, hast thou forgotten, man, what these things are?
(22) Both emperors pronounced panegyrics for their father from the Rostra, and they appointed a flamen for him chosen from their own kinsmen and a college of Aurelian priests55 from their closest friends.
(23) Except that in Latin a ship's prow was called a rostrum and the plural of rostrum was rostra so they called the speaking platform rostra.
(24) The films also revealed that sawfish do not use their rostra to rifle through sediment, as some related species do.