annus mirabilis การใช้

• Q : Do you have any information about the annus mirabilis of 1811?
• This led some to describe it as a " Second Annus Mirabilis ".
• That year, he writes, was " the annus mirabilis of American political pamphleteering ."
• A : Annus mirabilis means " year of wonders ."
• The year of his marriage, 1840, was Schumann's annus mirabilis.
• The first four entries come from his Annus Mirabilis papers or miracle year papers.
• John Dryden wrote " Annus Mirabilis " while staying at the house in 1667.
• In third place was the United Arab Emirates'entry Annus Mirabilis, ridden by Frankie Dettori.
• It was to commemorate the " Annus Mirabilis " or Year of Victories, of 1759.
• Thus, the year 1706 proved, for the Allies, to be an " annus mirabilis ".
• Nineteen-eighty proved to be Mr . Winship's annus mirabilis.
• Hypothetical micro-Martians aren't the only reason that future historians may recall 1996 as NASA's annus mirabilis.
• 2012 was an annus mirabilis for the Cavanman.
• Season 1966-67 is considered Celtic's annus mirabilis.
• He finished third of the twelve runners behind the British-trained four-year-old Annus Mirabilis and the six-year-old Toyo Lyphard.
• The importance of " Annalen der Physik " unquestionably peaked in 1905 with Albert Einstein's Annus Mirabilis papers.
• 1967 was Celtic's annus mirabilis.
• The Great Comet of 1882In his " Biographical Encyclopedia of Astronomers ", Thomas Hockey cites 1882 as Cruls'annus mirabilis.
• When Dryden published Annus Mirabilis in 1667, the form he used for the long poem was that of the decasyllabic quatrain.
• The best example of all is 1666, known in Britain as the annus mirabilis and celebrated by John Dryden in a famous poem.