smattering造句

He only has a smattering of French.

He has a smattering of French.

I had acquired a smattering of Greek.

He has a smattering of knowledge about physics.

Her skin is porcelain with a smattering of freckles and she is slender, almost fashion-skinny.

A smattering of entrepreneurs believe that the tax is very simple, just a finger online.

On his wanderings he's picked up Spanish, Italian, French and a smattering of Russian.

The doctor spoke some pidgin Vietnamese, and the nurse a smattering of highschool French.

But its smattering of boutique hotels and passable restaurants stayed largely empty.

Action for Healthy Kids, another schools-oriented NGO, also looked at a smattering of policies last year.

Clawing away dirt from the larva's body, the boy received a smattering of congratulations. He had found a good piece.

The software begins with the user's position on the iPhone's map and indicates a smattering of nearby establishments.

But everyone seems to have a smattering of geomantic omen, so he tells readers about feng shui.

In an article "Lean Traceability: a smattering of strategies and solutions", cmcrossroads suggested that if there would be an addendum to the Agile manifesto, it would be.

After two years of searching, the 31-year-old has deep worry lines etched into his forehead and a generous smattering of prematurely white hair.

You never enjoyed school and left as soon as you could, with a smattering of qualifications and no great love of learning.

The most difficult thing now is to plan for the layout in a smattering of knowledge and make so many plans.

Hickey sees weakness all about and opportunities to take advantage by buying puts on technology leaders. Here's a smattering of his discoveries.

It has a couple of professional sports teams, the NASCAR Hall of Fame, a sleek new light-rail system and a decent but hardly remarkable smattering of museums and theatres.

One kind is to take a book to be carried on the back, in understanding the respect is satisfied with a smattering of a subject, getting on another kind to ponder over;

And even just the air in a clear sky blocks a huge range of the wavelengths of lights, pretty much only letting through visible light, anda smattering of infra-red and radio waves.

But along with a smattering of more distant background galaxies, the deep image also reveals a curious box-shaped inner halo extending far above and below this galaxy's dusty plane.

FOR more than a decade staff and media students at the Grimsby Institute, a college in Lincolnshire, have broadcast worthy programmes to a smattering of nearby cable TV subscribers.