“crowning”可以造什么句，crowning造句

His son is his crowning glory.

The crowning achievement or final stroke;the culmination or acme.

The performance provided the crowning touch to the evening's entertainments.

His 'Beethoven' sculpture is seen as the crowning achievement of his career.

The crowning task would be to condense these voluminous still-accumulating materials.

The successful mission marked the crowning moment for the space programme.

Scenic Jiuzhaigou is indeed one of nature's most extravagant splendors anywhere and the crowning glory of Sichuan Province.

The Poetry Theory and Writing of Chen Zi ang and Its Influence on the Poetry of the crowning Tang Dynasty;

And another wish is to provide our employees with more opportunities, to support them for achieving more success, crowning their careers with honors.

While some fans will fight that Blair Waldorf's tights, flats and headbands are instant classics, we're crowning Serena the queen of unique 'GG' style.

The cavalry of the Qing army was killed in another direction. As soon as they appeared in the field of vision, Sun Hopefully woke up from the dream of crowning the throne and fell like an ice cellar.

The crowning of the emperor is the most important ritual of Russia. Therefore, only those who engAge in slavery, who are the most famous in the country, have a reputation in other countries, can they.

Her hair is her crowning glory.

The cathedral is the crowning glory of the city.

At this time Hitler made a crowning error in strategy and direction.

"For you have made him only a little lower than the gods, crowning him with glory and honour."

Expert tailoring provides more expansive sleeping surface with no crowning, Edge support is enhanced to virtually eliminate the sensation of roll-off.

Thee Great Gatsby, the crowning achievement of the literary career of F. Scott Fitzgerald, is set in the Jazz Age, that is, 1920s.

"Angkor Wat: Temple complex in Angkor (now in northwestern Cambodia), the crowning work of Khmer architecture. ABout 1,700 yards (1,550 m) long by 1,500 yards (1,400 m) wide, it is the world's largest religious structure."

To the crowning success of the Beijing Paralympic Games

Many papers splash the event right across their front page, crowning their photos with a single, simple headline.

The Palkins are some of Russia's oldest restaurateurs and their crowning jewel opened in 1874 with 25 dining halls, a billiard room, a marble fountain and a sweeping staircase.

As the door swung open I saw over his head a brilliant constellation crowning the chapel.

Her crowning glory is her hair.

"Capital:In architecture, the crowning member of a column, pier, pilaster, or other vertical form, providing a structural support and transition for the horizontal member (entablature) or arch above."