例句與造句

1. Delphic Festivals are held in the summer in Delphi, focused largely on tourists.
2. In 1927, the first Delphic Festival was held in Greece, but the revival was then abandoned.
3. In 1927, the Delphic Festival was held for the first time, but the revival was then abandoned due to the cost of organizing it.
4. However, the money needed for the conduct of the Delphic Festivals were many and there is need for new resources, so Eva is obliged to return home.
5. Palmer returned to Europe, staying in Paris for a time before being convinced to return to Greece in the autumn of 1929 and commence the planning of the second Delphic Festival.
6. It's difficult to find delphic festival in a sentence. 用delphic festival造句挺難的
7. Anthologie mondiale de po閟ie contemporaine, in Paris 1922, became widely known to the Greek people, after the first Delphic Festival that was warmly welcomed by the Alexandrian entourage of C . P . Cavafy.
8. In May 1927, H閘鑞e was sent to Greece as a correspondent for Le Figaro, and Le Gaulois to attend the Delphic festival, which was organized under the patronage of the Greek poet Angelos Sikelianos and his wife Eva Palmer-Sikelianos.
9. Angelos Sikelianos wrote The Dedication ( of the Delphic speech ) ( 1927 ), the Delphic Hymn ( 1927 ) and the tragedy Sibylla ( 1940 ), whereas in the context of the Delphic idea and the Delphic festivals he published an essay titled " The Delphic union " ( 1930 ).
10. Poets such as Kostis Palamas ( The Delphic Hymn, 1894 ), Kostas Karyotakis ( Delphic festival, 1927 ), Nikephoros Vrettakos ( return from Delphi, 1957 ), Yannis Ritsos ( Delphi, 1961 62 ) and Kiki Dimoula ( Gas omphalos and Appropriate terrain 1988 ), to mention only the most renowned ones.
11. The first thoughts and discussions started in the 1930s when, in the aftermath of the Delphic Festivals ( 1927 & 1930 ), the Parliament and the Senate passed a law providing for the establishment and organization of an International Intellectual Cooperation Centre of Peoples similar to the " treasures " of the ancient Greek city of Delphi.
12. As scholars have said, the individual symbols ( besides Orpheus-Dionysus ) of ear of grain ( symbolizing the earth ), the vine ( symbolizing the intoxication of love ) and, especially the rose ( symbol of life embedded in love ) that are eminent in the play are allegorically bound with the tragedy itself ( these symbols do not lose their mystic nature throughout the course of the play ) and aim at transmitting a universal message of peace, harmony and unity among all people, a " key " message to understanding all creative events of Sikelianos ( literary work and organization of the Delphic Festivals  the dedication to Delphic Idea ).