exploits造句

Their exploits were known nationwide.

Life ambition, that your exploits chang.

Many claim exploits without the slightest claim.

Fixed several terrain exploits in warsong gulch.

His most vaunted exploits were exposed as largely fictitious.

The Tofte experimental power station exploits this pressure.

The daring exploits of the parachutists were much admired.

He wrote a book to commend the late general's exploits.

I mean I was startled by Lin Zexu's exploits.

After the year you can still use the product but don't have exploits updates.

He performed outstanding military exploits and became famous as the resourceful one-eyed general.

Artists and graphic designers have their own exploits towards printing and graphic design.

His book, the hacker Crackdown, details the lives and exploits of the first generation of hackers.

Their method exploits the fact that water vapour changes the speed at which radar waves travel though air.

"Cid:Spanish soldier and national hero whose military exploits, including the capture of Valencia (1094), are recounted in several literary works."

Each donor exploits the best people to ensure the success of its own projects, lest another donor exploit them first.

It was impossible to deny recognition of the Long March as one of the great exploits of military history.

During the period of Zhuge Liang's northern expedition, Weiyan, as Zhuge's capable assistant had achieved war exploits for the kingdom of Shu Han.

Confucius was from a warrior family. His father Shulianghe was a famous warrior who had military exploits in two battles and owned a fiefdom.

We live in a culture that mindlessly exploits animals and encourages the domination of those who are vulnerable by the strong, the male, the wealthy, and the privileged.

As well as his military exploits, Kangxi was a cultured and humane ruler, who created an agricultural base to feed the nation's growing population.

When lesser lords were not assisting their superiors in military exploits, they found entertainment in plundering a rival's villages, sacking his castles, or holding him to ransom.

That doesn’t mean you have to tell us all about who you’re sleeping with or those Pop Tarts you shoplifted in the third grade — but you do need to be a real person in your online exploits.

The more serious side of Mr Coetzee's exploits was the mapping of these remote rivers and analysis of their water, to help ensure that villagers had clean, accessible supplies.

"A performer (an individual performer or a performing troupe) who for a performance exploits an unpublished work created by others shall obtain permission from, and pay remuneration to, the copyright owner."

These observations uncover a role for the spleen as a site for storage and rapid deployment of monocytes and identify splenic monocytes as a resource that the body exploits to regulate inflammation.