Augusta造句

1、Miss Augusta should have been with her governess.

2、Byron's father, by his first marriage, had a daughter, Augusta, Byron's half-sister.

3、Queen Augusta wrote him an hysterical letter in which she confusedly sympathised with him.

4、Byron's father and first wife had a daughter, Augusta, Byron's half-sister.

5、The burial took place at the Magnolia Cemetery in Augusta , Georgia.

6、Scarlett had always liked Atlanta for the very same reasons that made Savannah, Augusta and Macon condemn it.

7、The fans, or patrons as Augusta National likes them to be called, gave Mr. Woods a warm but subdued reception.

8、Much to the dismay of Queen Augusta, the king's wife, Bismarck had near-hypnotic powers over William.

9、With the completion of the four lines, Atlanta was now connected with the West, with the South, with the Coast and, through Augusta, with the North and East.

10、Dr Walter Watson, 100, is an obstetrician from Augusta, Georgia, USA who has delivered 18, 000 babies over a career spanning more than 60 years.

11、She bore him a daughter and left him within a year, hinting that he had an immoral relationship with his half sister Augusta.

12、Georgia Institute for Prevention of Human Diseases and Accidents, Department of pediatrics( VAB, FAT), Medical College of Georgia, Augusta, Georgia, USA.

13、From the old city of Augusta, a second railroad was extended westward across the state to connect with the new road to Tennessee.

14、And last summer, on the tenth anniversary of the Edwards Dam removal, Augusta residents and conservationists gathered to celebrate the return of astounding Numbers of fish to the Kennebec.

15、If only I could keep it from your father-in-law: he always says: 'Augusta, for pity's sake, don't destroy my last illusions' — and how am I to prevent his knowing these horrors?

16、Byron's father, by his first marriage, had a daughter, Augusta, byron's half-sister. His father's second wife, byron's own mother, was a proud, irascible, Calvinistic Scotswoman named Catherine Gordon of Gight.

17、In November 2004 two brothers, Doug Watts, a freelance journalist who lives in Augusta, Maine, and Tim Watts, a janitor at a college in Easton, Massachusetts, petitioned the U. s.