Scots造句

1、He spoke broad Scots.

2、To help underprivileged Scots go to college.

3、The Scots won their match against England.

4、I am Queen of Scots, not you.

5、The Scots lords are difficult men.

6、She comes from an old Scots family.

7、This corresponds to the period of minority in Scots law.

8、Welsh, Scots Gaelic and Irish had inferior status to English, whereas Scots wasn’t even recognized as a separate language, and all suffered as a result.

9、In Scots law an indictment is in more narrative form.

10、The Scots are held in abhorrence all over Europe.

11、The Irish-Scots bid is one of seven.

12、The Scots were held in abhorrence all over Europe.

13、Guardsman lee Williams 18 is one of the desert rats 'royal Scots dragoon guards battle group.

14、Bur most Scots are Lowlanders, concentrated in the densely-populated towns and cities of southern Scotland.

15、He should also view current opinion polls as unreliable indicators of how Scots might eventually vote.

16、Scots should intransigently oppose any kind of change in the health service.

17、Relationships between Silvicutural Practices and Wood Quality of Scots Pine Plantation;

18、The Selection of Wood-decay Resistance of Scots Pine Heartwood and the Correlation between the Phenolics and the Resistance;

19、In the spring of 1568 Mary, Queen of Scots, fearing the wrath of her subjects, crossed the border into England.

20、Faber had to concentrate hard to understand what he was saying; his Scots accent was very broad.

21、The earliest known of these British Indo-Europeans split into two groups called the Scots and the Celts.

22、Bill hasn't done his party piece yet. Come on, Bill, we can't let our visitors go without hearing a real Scots song.

23、Even if the moral superiority of Scots is questionable, Mr MacAskill’s notion that Scotland should show humanity even to its enemies is appealing.

24、Next year, Scots are set to vote on whether they want to stay in the U. K or to become an independent country.

25、At the Battle of Falkirk (298), said to be the first battle in which the longbow proved decisive, the troops of Edward I defeated the Scots. Population, 37,800.

26、The empire, Mr Devine points out, was an emphatically British venture in which the Scots saw themselves as equal partners with the English, giving them self-respect as well as prosperity.

27、Scottish这一形容词用以指苏格兰的人和事物，而Scots则仅指苏格兰的人、法律和语言。

28、The trouble is that Britishness is hard to define-especially since devolution has encouraged the Scots, Welsh and even English to prefer their more specific identities-and even harder to inculcate.

29、That meant abortive conspiracies to put Mary Queen of Scots (whose mother was Mary of Guise) on the throne of England and to change the royal succession in France.

30、Mr Salmond has played it skilfully so far, but as spending cuts start to bite he will have to work harder if he is to persuade Scots that his hands are clean.