phalanx造句

The phalanx is in jeopardy.

We are all looking forward to the phalanx of each class on the opening ceremony.

Forensic anthropologist Karen Ramey Burns, a specialist in the identification of human remains, examined the phalanx.

Objective To discuss the curative effect of mini-plate in phalanx fractures.

It is hard to imagine government candidates setting foot in the red-shirt heartland without a phalanx of armed guards.

Patrons were limited to one box of doughnuts apiece, and the operation was overseen by a phalanx of security guards.

If whoever brought the turtle to the Seven Site didn't bring the legs, how did a phalanx get there?

First, because intraarticular osteochondromas of the finger grow in continuity with the articular cartilage of the affected phalanx, they can cause deformity or limitation of motion.

A white wall three feet tall-the massed shirtfronts of a phalanx of king penguins-greets a skiff or Zodiac approaching the beach at St. Andrews Bay.

In a huge double-pane window stands a phalanx of mannequins wearing official Canada shirts and exercise pants, hoodies, scarves, hats and mittens.

Such was the little phalanx which, but for the superiority of its armament and the perfection of its fire, could not have maintained a struggle so unequal in point of numbers.