Hearn造句

Hearn, cupping his chin in his hand.

What's the matter, Hearn asks, you going political on me?

Hearn wondered for a moment, then let it go.

Lieutenant Hearn fingered the magazine on his carbine.

Hearn pondered his responses, and lost himself quickly in the dizzying heights of chess.

Hearn gave a conventional response, settled his head comfortably in his large hands, and tried to study the board.

The mood recalls a letter written in 1870 by the city’s most famous chronicler, Lafcadio Hearn, to a friend in Cincinnati: “Times are not good here.

The harvest is down 65,000 from last year due to "poor ice conditions" in seal breeding grounds in the southern Gulf of St. Lawrence, Minister Loyola Hearn said in a statement.

这种情绪让人回想起该市最著名的史学家拉夫卡迪奥•赫恩（Lafcadio Hearn）1870年写给一位在**那提的友人的信，他在信中这样写到：“现在这里的情况可不好，整个城市都成为一片废墟。