用“mythical”造句大全，mythical造句

Like the mythical Greek boy with the waxen wings, the child at the center of the controversy, 13-year-old Huang Yibo, was soaring.

They were so named by Western observers and historians due to their similarity to the semi-mythical Amazons of ancient Anatolia and the Black Sea.

The student scooped the show's top prize by correctly picking the Aegean when asked which of four seas was named after a mythical king who threw himself into it.

This article explains how our mythical hero implemented secure messaging for his vendors and himself.

The Aztec and Mayans decorated the pyramids and temples with brightly painted sculptural reliefs and large frescoes or mythical animals.

More distant on the family tree was the legendary roc, a vast, elephant-eating bird, which Shared some pseudo-palaeontology with mythical horned beasts.

In 1948, the 2, 400 year old body of a Scythian male was discovered preserved in ice in Siberia, his limbs and torso covered in ornate tattoos of mythical animals.

Illustration of a cove on the mythical island of Atlantis.

To that mythical America, the Promised Land, he would stretch out his bronzed arm and lead his kind.

Suppose an application wants to request a contact record for our mythical Mr. Mott. The application has more than one data element to send back to the browser.

This got me thinking about which of my kids believes in what mythical gift giver.

The "first-time smartphone buyer" is a bit of a mythical creature, like a perfect gas in physics, or a unicorn or jackalope.

Determined expeditions uncovered nothing, and it would seem the "African unicorn" was just as mythical as its namesake.

She didn't think it was, and was struck by how everyone believed in some mythical Golden age of Marriage and saw mounting divorce rates as evidence of the dissolution of this halcyon past.

“The Champs-Elysées is mythical,” declared François Lebel, mayor of the local borough. “The image of France is at stake.”

Roosevelt's mythical 100 days, the gold standard by which all subsequent presidents have been measured, date not from the time he was sworn in but from the date Congress convened.