用Margaret造句子，“Margaret”造句
The triumph of grocer's daughter Margaret Thatcher put paid to her party's toffs who sneered at her cohort as "garagistes".
和Margaret一起得到的感官釋放，開啟了奈保爾1970年代最富創造力的階段。
Long-term marijuana use can lead to physical dependence, though it is not as addictive as nicotine or alcohol, says Margaret Haney, a professor at Columbia University's medical school.
Once her politically connected mother, who had arthritic feet and could not drive cars, finagled a driver's license for the 12-year-old Margaret, she drove her mother everywhere.
Sometimes Margaret would do a gesture or line and ask me what film it was from.
I find it exceptionally courageous of WHO's Director-General [Dr Margaret Chan] to have started the discussion with Member States on how to revitalize primary health care.
The sooner the withering eye of critical analysis eviscerates the Margaret thatcher-lite the better it will be for the GOP, the United States and probably, ultimately, also for poor Bachmann herself.
The ghost of Lady Margaret is supposed to haunt this chapel.
ATLANTA — Margaret Mitchell called her tiny ground-floor apartment here on Peachtree Street in midtown "the dump."
Margarita Armstrong-Jones, daughter of Viscount Linley, who is son of Queen Elizabeth's late sister Margaret, Grace van Cutsem, William's goddaughter, and Eliza Lopes are the three other bridesmaids.
The sensual release with Margaret opened up Naipaul's most creative period, in the 1970s.
The story revolves around ordinary mom Margaret Hall (Tilda Swinton), whose quiet suburban life is disturbed when she finds out her 17-year-old gay son is seeing a sleazy bar owner.
A rare survivor of the deadly "flux", Margaret teams up with Franklin, a decent, gangling emigrant from a western state, and heads for the Atlantic.
He and his wife, Margaret, had eight children. They wanted the kids to have their land.
It's rumored that King Philip IV of Spain purchased the jewel and included it in the dowry of his teenage daughter, Margaret Teresa, in 1664.
