“coda”簡單造句，coda造句子

A wintry coda to Mr Polanski's classic, "Chinatown", "the Ghost writer" is adapted from "the Ghost" by Robert Harris, a British novelist, thriller-writer, newspaper columnist and friend of the Blairs.

But if you add a coda - 'a hundred years later, they were both dead' -does that turn the story pessimistic?

In an ironic coda to Big Bang, which saw the stock-exchange' s member firms gobbled up by foreign owners, the LSE— since2001 a listed company itself— is under siege from NASDAQ, an American exchange, which already owns25% of its shares.

My friend Konst, a Siberian who recently relocated to Los Angeles, seconded this argument with the addition of an intriguing coda: "Or it could be that we have bad teeth."

I have hated deeply bulb of lily this kind of plant since this minute, it represents lies, from start into a coda.

"For me, a few hours ago, this campaign came to an end," Mr. Kennedy said in the coda to a speech before a rapt audience at Madison Square Garden and on television.

The coda to this last movement is borrowed from two humanists.

Then he uttered his fatal coda: “We’re still dancing.”