“punctuated”可以造什么句，punctuated造句

AFRICA's recent history is punctuated with nasty civil wars.

This period will be punctuated by the June Solstice.

They had endured endless waiting - punctuated by salvos of Covenant plasma and laser fire.

Nintendo is riding the crest of an American videogame market that has been punctuated by sharp boom-and-bust cycles.

There is a din of heavy machinery, punctuated by blasts from cannons scaring birds away from toxic lakes.

The show featured Souza in a studio, railing against rampant crime, punctuated with often exclusive footage of arrests, crime scenes and drug seizures.

In the wizarding world, the Daily Prophet newspaper's black-and-white articles are punctuated by photographs that show several seconds of the subject's movement.

The interior space is punctuated by angular double-height voids lit by skylights on the roof, creating truncated pyramid-like forms.

In this paper, we summarized the various evolutionary theories emerged in the history of science: Lamarkism, Darwinism, neo Darwinism, the synthetic theory of evolution, the neutral theory of molecular evolution, neo Catastrophism and the theory of punctuated equilibrium etc.

They insist that farmers give up flooding their furrows with water in favour of drip irrigation, which flows through a pipe punctuated with small nozzles laid along the crop-bed.

埃尔德雷奇和古尔德推测，与物种存活期相比，新物种的发生历时甚短。而且栖息于边缘地带的新物种就算有朝一日回到祖辈生活区，它们也会同域共处，而不会杂交繁殖。化石记载也印*了这一点。这样物种长期停滞的平衡态不时地被异域物种形成所打破。这就是所谓的“间断平衡”(punctuated equilibria)。

The transcription of his speech must be punctuated.

This residence is immediately noticeable because of its blank concrete fasade punctuated only by doorway.

Early Sunday, the sound of antiaircraft fire and screaming fighter jets echoed across Tripoli, punctuated by heavy explosions.

Picture a group of middle-aged people seated around a circular table, pleasantries underscored by a bubbling hot pot and punctuated by the clinking of cups.

The summer sky was bluer then, the sycamores smiled in the sun, and the hot days drowsed by, punctuated with velvet evenings when fireflies flashed outside my bedroom window.

Her sharp questions punctuated the speaker's drone.

Her speeches were punctuated by her son's high-pitched crying as the publicist tried to calm him.

Your ego is usually punctuated with a "hottie" shirt, which makes you slightly less tolerable to be around than children, and slightly more tolerable to be around than a saucer of goat cum.

Many other lesser-known figures have punctuated English literature as well.

From the 17th century, the history of Japan is punctuated by an alternance of long periods of isolation and periods of radical, often revolutionary, influences from the rest of the world.

Hubbard has punctuated his policy letters to staff with exhortations to MAKE MONEY, MAKE MORE MONEY, MAKE OTHER PEOPLE PRODUCE SO as to MAKE MONEY.