gettysburg address造句
(1) He cited lines from Lincoln's Gettysburg Address.
(2) This is the famous Gettysburg Address.
(3) Lincoln's gettysburg address is a beautiful piece of write.
(4) Your friend already gave me the Gettysburg Address.
(5) Everyone in the class has to learn Lincoln's Gettysburg Address by heart.
(6) The Gettysburg Address, a historic address delivered by Abraham Lincoln.
(7) From the text-functional perspective, The Gettysburg Address is a combination of expressive and vocative texts.
(8) President Lincoln's Gettysburg Address is widely read for their gifted literary expression.
(9) The Gettysburg Address is probably the best presidential speech in American history.
(10) We're looking at the Gettysburg Address. And Michelle's describing what Lincoln's words mean.
(11) Abraham Lincoln, in delivering the Gettysburg Address for'Government of the peoplethe people, for the people.
(12) Lincoln's Gettysburg address and his second inauguration speech also marble wall.
(13) The Gettysburg Address memorialized both the soldiers who fought and the nation they fought for.
(14) The great debates between Webster and Calhoun over slavery or the Gettysburg Address are simply impossible today.
(15) Previous Chinese leaders have been relatively eager to showcase their English acumen in particular Jiang Zemin, who was known to recite the Gettysburg Address and croon Elvis Presley songs.
(16) It will also feature a reading of President Abraham Lincoln's Gettysburg address of 1863.
(17) Steps from the Wills House, where President Abraham Lincoln edited his legendary Gettysburg address, and a quarter mile from the infamous battlefield, sits the Civil War-era Gettysburg Hotel.
(18) As a speaker, he has often been compared to Abraham Lincoln delivering the Gettysburg Address.
(19) That's how Abraham Lincoln described the American government in his Gettysburg Address.
(20) That speech has come to be known as the Gettysburg Address.
(21) Frederick Douglass called it "a sacred effort, " and Lincoln himself thought that his Second Inaugural, which offered a theodicy of the Civil War, was better than the Gettysburg Address.