例句與造句

1. Donald Kraybill believes there are Plain sect communities in 47 states.
2. The Plain sects typically prohibit insurance, and they assist each other charitably in case of sickness, accident, or property damage.
3. Four decades ago, 95 percent of the county's Plain Sect populace worked on farms, compared to about 50 percent nowadays.
4. About 300 people worldwide have Crigler-Najjar; 16 trace their roots to Lancaster's Plain sects and are being treated by Morton.
5. Most Plain sects do not admit children to their church, and impose no sanctions on those who do not join, but shun those who fall away from the church once becoming a member.
6. It's difficult to find plain sects in a sentence. 用plain sects造句挺難的
7. Fersommlinge are typically attended by the Fancy Dutch, as opposed to the " Plain sects " of the Amish, quarter, per word spoken, put into a bowl in the center of the table.
8. It was a picturesque scene as 22-year-old Jonas Swartzentruber, a typically shy member of an ultra-plain sect of the Old Order Amish, guided his horse and buggy along Lemon Drop Road while SUV's and other engines of modernity passed him by.
9. The problem for Eli's grandfather _ who does not want to be identified further because of church strictures _ and the 36, 000 other Plain Sect disciples in picturesque Lancaster County is that developers are encroaching on farmland they have tended since William Penn welcomed their persecuted forebears nearly three centuries ago.
10. The problem for Eli's grandfather _ who does not want to be identified further because of church strictures _ and the 36, 000 other Plain Sect disciples in picturesque Lancaster County is that developers are encroaching on farmland they have tended since William Penn welcomed their persecuted forebears nearly three centuries ago . ( Dart, Cox News Service ).
11. The problem for Eli's grandfather _ who does not want to be identified further because of church strictures _ and the 36, 000 other Plain Sect disciples in picturesque Lancaster County is that developers are encroaching on farmland they have tended since William Penn welcomed their persecuted forebears nearly three centuries ago . ( Dart 1480 & insert ).