1.After the war, it was not easy for Seward to convince the Senate that Alaska would be an important addition to the United States.
战争退出之后，西华花了很多心力说服参议院，让议员们相信阿拉斯加对美国是相当重要的。
2."We're moving with a sense of urgency, " Lachlan Seward, director of the DOE program, told the International Herald Tribune.
“我们正以一种紧迫感，”拉克兰苏厄德主任能源部计划，向国际先驱论坛报。
3.In search of stability, Bernard made his way to Seward Park High School on the Lower East Side of Manhattan.
为了求得安稳，伯纳德想方设法进入了曼哈顿下东区的苏渥公园高中。
4.Caribou graze on tundra, tinted orange by the sun, somewhere between Nome and Teller on western Alaska's Seward Peninsula.
在阿拉斯加的苏厄德半岛西部的诺母和特勒之间的某处，驯鹿正在橘红色的天空下觅食。
5.Lincoln answered that he would be happy to make Seward ambassador to Britain, instead of secretary of state.
林肯对他说，如果西沃德不当国务卿，而是任美国驻英国大使，他会感到很高兴。
6.The Flock usually call Seward Park home but have been known to migrate 5 miles north to another park in Seattle for part of the year.
这群鹦鹉通常把苏渥公园当作自己的家，目前已知它们每年有一段时间会往北迁移5英里，迁往西雅图的另一个公园。
7.The birds first showed up in Seward Park some time in the early 1990s.
早在上世纪90年代初，这些鸟儿首次出现在苏渥公园。
8.Assistant Secretary of State Seward tendered his resignation to the President last week.
卿西沃德于上周向总统递交了辞呈书。
9.Seward gave up the argument and agreed to join the cabinet.
西沃德因此放弃争论，同意加入林肯的内阁。
10.Seattle Parks and Recreation Department naturalist at Seward Park, who estimated the Flock to be 20 to 24 strong.
她是西雅图公园和娱乐部门的博物学家，她估计这群鸟有20到24只。