piste造句

We enjoy skiing off-piste.

Off-piste skiing is more fun than skiing on the crowded piste.

Off - piste skiing be more fun than skiing on the crowded piste

Many off-piste skiers will identify with this situation.

The furthest off-piste they go is Anne Krueger's 1974 article on rent-seeking, explaining why people may lobby for governments to distort the economy.

On the other hand disfluency kicks the mind into an analytical reasoning mode, making it more likely our decision will go off-piste.

These riches have been generated despite the ability of investors to take advantage of low-cost exchange-traded funds and index-trackers. Investors have surged off-piste in search of higher returns.

Its makers say that SpareOne is ideal to leave in the car for emergencies, or to pack in travel luggage - especially if you or your loved ones plan to go off the beaten track (or off-piste).

Please put the fencer-end socket back to spool smoothly, do not just throw it on the piste and let it flip back, that will cause a damage to the pool and may hurt others.