He has earned critical praise for his portrayal of Winston Churchill in The Darkest Hour.

他在《至暗时刻》中所塑造的温斯顿·（Winston Churchill）口碑颇佳。

To begin with, he is an unabashed toff; not just any toff, in fact, but a grandson of Winston Churchill.

首先，他有胆识；事实上出身不凡，他是温斯顿-的外孙。

But Winston Churchill has taken the reigns of the British government.

但温斯顿·已接掌英国政府。

I vividly remember the jubilant scenes my sister and I witnessed with our parents and Winston Churchill from the balcony of Buckingham Palace.

我清晰记得那个喜气洋洋的场景，我们姐妹，还有父母，以及温斯顿·一起站在白金汉宫的阳台上。

While the allied leaders had originally agreed upon holding off any announcement until May 9th, British Prime Minister Winston Churchill had other plans.

虽然盟国领导人最初同意在5月9日之前不做任何宣布，但英国首相还有其他计划。

During World War II, even Winston Churchill survived two so-called votes of no confidence from parliament over his management of the war.

在第二次世界大期间，即使是Winston Churchill 也在国会对他的争管理方式的不信任投票中幸存了下来。

Winston Churchill once said, we shape our buildings and afterwards our buildings shape us.

我们塑造建筑，而后建筑塑造我们。

It doesn't look Winston Churchill is a full and equal participant.

温斯顿·看上去不像是一位够格且平等的参与者。

Compare that to what Winston Churchill said after the evacuation of Dunkirk.

与温斯顿·在敦刻克大撤退后所说的相比。

And I said it was C) Winston Churchill.

我说的是 C. 温斯顿·。

That afternoon the King telephoned Winston Churchill, one of his closest friends.

当天下午，国王给自己的一位密友温斯顿·邱打电。

Albert Einstein, Beethoven, Bob Dylan, Picasso, Neil Armstrong, Winston Churchill, Benjamin Franklin, Marilyn Monroe, all are claimed, on the internet, to be left-handed.

在互联网上，阿伯特·爱因斯坦、贝多芬、鲍勃·迪伦、毕加索、尼·阿姆斯特朗、温斯顿·、本杰明·富兰克林、玛丽莲·梦露都被认为是左撇子。

That (quoting Winston Churchill) is one MP's verdict on Britain's battle over newspaper standards.

这是某国会议员引用的名言对英国报纸标准做出的结论。

Under late Summer Sunshine, the procession arrived in Westminster, a journey the queen had made so many times before across seven decades on the British throne stretching back to the government of Winston Churchill.

在夏末的阳光下，女王的队伍抵达了威斯敏斯特，这是女王在位的 70 年里多次走过的路程，可以追溯到温斯顿·执政时期。

In the United Kingdom, Winston Churchill championed the concept of daylight saving during the First World War before he became prime minister, believing that the country could save energy by stretching the hours of evening sunlight.

在英国，Winston Churchill 在其担任首相之前的第一次世界大期间，就倡导夏令时的概念，他相信国家可以通过延长傍晚的阳光时间来节约能源。

Since Winston Churchill's second term, all the British Prime Ministers graduated from Oxford, with only three exceptions-James Callaghan and John Major, neither of whom received university educations, and Gordon Brown, who graduated from the University of Edinburgh.

从温斯顿.的第二个任期开始，所有的英国首相都是牛津大学毕业的，只有三个例外——詹姆斯.卡拉汉和约翰.梅杰，他们都未曾受过高等教育，以及戈登.布朗，他毕业于爱丁堡大学。

Winston Churchill once said that, " Golf is a game whose aim is to hit a very small ball into an even smaller hole, with weapons singularly ill-designed for the purpose."

就曾经说过，“高夫是用十分蹩脚的用具把一只很小的球打进更小的球洞的游戏。”

A nother new book, “Winston Churchill Reporting”, by Simon Read, an American journalist, looks at one of the ways Churchill eventually paid some of them: writing.

另一本新书是美国记者西蒙·里德（Simon Read）写的《温斯顿·报告》，他找到了最终偿还部分债务的方法：写作。

Sir Winston Churchill's grandson called the leak an act of unforgivable treachery.

温斯顿·爵士的孙子称这次泄密事件是“不可原谅的背叛行为”。

It was Britain's first state funeral since Winston Churchill's in 1965.

这是英国自1965年温斯顿·的国葬以来的第一次国葬。