shopping spree造句

go on a spree and indulge, e.g., a shopping spree.

I went out on a shopping spree.

I went on a shopping spree!

I like shopping spree, because it can give me satisfaction.

My shopping spree nearly maxed out my credit card.

These Indian outposts are part of a broader shopping spree by emerging-market firms.

Every time a seized ship tosses its anchor, it means a pirate shopping spree.

It was her pay day last Friday. Jenny went on a shopping spree.

Chelsea and I decorated the tree and went on our annual Christmas shopping spree.

I noticed she had only one small, flat bag with her after her shopping spree.

Some credit companies kept on sending me blank checks. It was like saying "Go on a shopping spree."

But the shopping spree did send production surging. In the decade after 1996, its output rose 350 percent.

'in view of the current shopping spree by ship owners and operators, we believe this is a particularly positive development,' he says.

Saving up for the dream vacation to an African safari may take longer than an impulse shopping spree, but it'll be much more fulfilling.

JUST SIX MONTHS ago, Chinese property developers were on a shopping spree, dipping deep and borrowing heavily to snap up more, and more expensive, pieces of land.

Sinopec has been on an aggressive worldwide shopping spree, spending billions of dollars on oilfields across Africa and the Middle East.

Anticipating restrictions on imports, India went on a shopping spree for gyroscopes, accelerometers and motion simulators from suppliers in France, Sweden, the u. s. and Germany.

Each round starts with a shopping spree in which you browse a long list of available weapons and buy the ones that will best blow your opponents to smithereens.

Solution: Even a two-hour shopping spree in a brightly lit indoor mall is equivalent to spending about an hour in the sun, because fluorescent light bulbs also emit UV rays.