scratch造句

Should you start from scratch?

The second form is reciprocal altruism, or “you scratch my back and I'll scratch yours”.

“You scratch my back and I’ll scratch your” is alive and well in the corporate world.

I began to itch and desperately wanted to scratch.

They should be able to document every step from scratch.

If you scratch my back, then I scratch yours - no matter how much later - that's not selfless either.

And most of these have been designed from scratch.

Why would you let your foot itch intolerably when you are able to scratch it?

It's a wonder that the child came through without a scratch.

The challenge was to start mental health and psychosocial services from scratch.

There' ll be the devil to pay if you scratch my car !

Refactoring is a more tedious procedure than generating new test code from scratch.

Now that you have seen how to generate controls from scratch, you will learn how to bind to existing controls.

Because she had started from scratch with her code, we needed to back her design into our model.

By taking advantage of previously created assets, developers can save themselves from recreating an asset from scratch.

We must start from scratch, embracing an idea of progress that is based on innovation, ambition and dynamism.

A full color image is printed and bonded creating a vinyl like exterior, soft scratch free gray felt inside.

You can edit the stylesheet line-by-line directly in this document as well, create new stylesheets from scratch, or paste in existing stylesheets.

You can do this either by recording an interaction with the server you're testing or by creating an empty test and building it from scratch.

You probably aren't so sure how to actually develop a Tapestry application from scratch, but in this article, I'll remedy that.

The software is easy to launch from scratch, and its core features and portfolio of contributed modules make it flexible, extensible, and adaptable.

But scratch the veneer of privilege enjoyed by the boys at Welton and the parallels between my life and theirs became more apparent.

When being very young they fart and burp and scratch their balls in public and laugh silly about it, later in life most of them realize that women don't appreciate that and stop it.

Then in April Mr Rudd dropped a second bombshell by announcing that none of the bids, including that from Telstra's main rival, SingTel Optus [2], was up to scratch.

He learned to do what prairie chickens do: scratch in the dirt for seeds and insects, cluck and cackle and fly just a few feet off the ground with wings thrashing in the wind.

So the quest is under way for the refinements and improvements that will bring lithium-ion batteries up to scratch—and lead to their presence in millions of cars.

She set her bucket on the ground, thrust her hand into her hair, and began slowly to scratch her head,--a gesture peculiar to children when terrified and undecided what to do.

When the corn was sow'd, I had no harrow, but was forced to go over it my self and drag a great heavy bough of a tree over it, to scratch it, as it may be call'd, rather than rake or harrow it.