at the turn of the century,ie when one ends and the next begins
This time, he will ask the earth left by his ancestors for divination at the turn of the century.
The Cup was named after the Seventh Earl of Hopetoun, a Scotsman, who was Governor-General of Australia at the turn of the century.
There are several Bauhinia trees planted in the yard. The big ones have thick arms. It is estimated that they were replanted after being instructed by the educators. Seeing the Bauhinia trees, one can not help but think of the origin of the Bauhinia terrace.
This paper endeavors to grasp the new trend of the international study on the history of science at the turn of the century, through a review of the internal history, external history, anachron.
Subprime mortgages, whose share of all mortgages serviced rose from less than 4% at the turn of the century to a peak of around 15% before the crisis, were the most visible examples of this.
Nagasaki, at the turn of the century
People in this region embraced Christianity at the turn of the century.
Noises and acclaims behind resound deafeningly under the sanctuary dome amid the misty clouds of the capital like the happy wedding bell at the turn of the century.
All reliable information points to the fact that the Y2K Virus ( Millennium Bug ) will create havoc with computer systems worldwide at the turn of the century.
The essence and significance of Tolstoyism was to establish moral order among people and "the pride of man" between the man and the beast at the turn of the century when traditional values broke up.
Held at the turn of the century to break new ground for the future, it will ensure that the whole Party will carry out Deng Xiaoping's behests and march unswervingly and triumphantly along the correct line adopted since the Third Plenary Session of the 11th CPC Central Committee in 1978.
A special chapter has also been dedicated to exhibition architecture at the turn of the century.
The problem, you see, is that we are now at the turn of the century. We're worried about the millennium bug.
He said, at the turn of the century, we must lose no time to expedite the development of central and west regions, particularly intensify efforts on the study of the large-scale development of the west region.
It was built at the turn of the century.
Both sides of my family, the Greenspans and the Goldsmiths, arrived at the turn of the century, the Greenspans from Romania and the Goldsmiths from Hungary.
Even at the turn of the century, publishing was a closed game. Today, anyone can be a publisher, thanks to the read/write Web (no pun intended).
Held at the turn of the century to Break new ground for the future
"at the turn of the century, advertisements began to move forward from the back pages into greater prominence among the editorial matter."
Facing the new situation at the turn of the century, China is actively exploring new ways and new fields to strengthen and develop cooperation with other developing countries, in order to let this relationship radiate new vigor in the new century.
My parents took a boat from Italy to the New World at the turn of the century and started raising a family of eight in Brooklyn.
In Kansas at the turn of the century, Edwin and Army Earhart doted on their active daughters, Amelia and Muriel.
Review and outlook of national economic accounting at the turn of the century;
The Song of the Lark is an atmospheric and moving novel veiling autobiography of a female artist in America at the turn of the century.
Travel was a frequent subject of futuristic predictions, as people at the turn of the century believed that the way we got from one place to the next would drastically change by the year 2000.
Japan's military enjoyed tremendous prestige within the country as a whole, in part because of the two great victories at the turn of the century over the Chinese and the Russians.
