用“marvels”造句大全，marvels造句

Nature is full of marvels of engineering that humans have co-opted for their own mechanical feats.

Most of us will never get to see nature's greatest marvels in person. We won't get a glimpse of a colossal squid's eye, as big as a basketball.

In 1866, the government of Qing Dynasty founded the Chuanzheng college at Mawei, Fuzhou, and it created many marvels in China's modern education history.

The exploration of Chinese classical narrative style should focus on time, structure, perspective and especially imagery which was used the best by the tales of marvels in Tang and Song Dynasties.

He alone does great marvels, his kindness endures forever.

Playing inthe Water – Water marvels people of all ages.

She'd want to know what other technological marvels had been invented in the past 41 years.

During the 20th century, these two firms handled the legal work that underpinned the construction of such tangible marvels as the Hoover Dam and the Golden Gate Bridge.

The pyramids are the only surviving structures from the original list of seven architectural marvels, and were named one of the New Seven Wonders of the World in 2008.

The town marvels at his extra-sensory gifts.

The only vaguely nostalgic character is Hessler himself, who occasionally marvels at the emptiness around him.

Memory marvels: Mind like a sieve? Don't worry. The difference between mere mortals and memory champs is more method than mental capacity.

Martinez marvels at his own transformation.

Another marvels at how fresh the play feels, given the shame and recklessness that still bedevil gay people.

From rainbows glistening in curtains of tumbling water droplets, to echoing rooms steeped in a single saturated color, to reverse waterfalls and walk-through kaleidoscopes, these are marvels of optics, sound, smell and touch.

And nothing is dearer to poets than singing the marvels wrought by sorceresses by means of incantations.

If DNA ruled, we should be greeted daily by artistic marvels.

Now he's a toddler who refers to himself as a "big boy," and my husband marvels at how much he has grown.

The feet are marvels of architecture, with 28 bones each.