classically造句

Her face is classically beautiful.

Returns classically,with concentration text;

this exercise develops a classically shaped body.

Peter is a classically trained pianist.

Before that, he was a classically trained pianist.

Markel noted that "flu was classically called a crowding disease in the 19th century."

Elastic Dynamic Time-history Analysis of Non-classically Damping 3-Dimendion Structures;

Representational state transfer "REST" utilizes the interaction capabilities classically offered by HTTP protocol.

Cabbage rolls can also be stuffed with cheeses, and they are classically served in a sauce.

“All of us have been classically trained, and now we're in a jazz age, ” says Mr Tobaccowala.

When you are ready to start toilet training for your baby, make sure you have all the necessities.

Synaptic ultrastructural changes of cerebellar dentate-interpositus nuclei after acquisition of classically conditioned eyeblink responses in guinea pigs

Now he lives with his wife in a large, classically appointed apartment in the leafy Taipei district of Beitou.

Ms Montgomery, a classically trained musician who also fronts a country-and-western band, was inspired to write the opera after reading Mr Clinton’s autobiography.

Her older brothers have both built careers around music, the oldest is a classically trained pianist, while the younger brother is a music video director.

I saw a woman, on the Bank of a river, in ancient costumes, in red clothes, classically delicate, very charming and dignified.

Nick Benson: "this photo is not the most classically chaotic of pictures, but it just (for me at least) shows the speed of life in this wonderful city."

The popular image of John is of a classically bad king: a scheming, untrustworthy coward consumed by greed, whose rapaciousness drove his subjects to impose their will upon him.

"Some are painted and lacquered others inlaid with horn jade ivory gold or silver thread pearl of mother-of-pearl. among the more decorative types are the classically elegant" dragonhead "sticks."

The question my title poses, of course, is the one that is classically aimed at humanities majors. What practical value could there possibly be in studying literature or art or philosophy?

His career wasn't the best in the world and he wasn't classically good-looking but he was in great shape - he worked out every day - and he'd been told he "exuded" some kind of masculine energy.