ordinary造句

Duke is no ordinary chap.

This was no ordinary leak.

The high house price unnerve ordinary residents.

It is comprehensible to ordinary minds .

even an ordinary person like myself.

Search for the sacred in the ordinary.

Samsung's accuser is no ordinary whistleblower.

Love is not a vigorous pledge, but an ordinary company.

Scratching an ordinary itch usually does no harm.

Romanticism cultivates emotions, the natural, the past, and the ordinary.

Chronic migraine differs from ordinary migraines and tension headaches, however.

Both these moods leave you — the ordinary citizen — inert.

Tax the rich, demanded the left; lighten the burden on ordinary folk, countered the right.

And by the way, that means Kosher salt, not ordinary table salt.

One can lead a normal, ordinary life, and yet display inner emotional and mental detachment.

Whether artificial or not, he said, the object was bigger than an ordinary shooting star.

The survey that a small minority of people people dislike "ordinary" names, but you know what?

And Wyndham's writing expounds an idea that is the template for many a modern film - the ordinary man, and ordinary woman, who have to take on a heroic mantle.

For all the talk about eating cabbage and eating with ordinary people, even then Hermitage cost a lot of money.

So, conduct a cabaret not ordinary people to imagine so and in brief, many persons can't adapt this profession also.

Sometimes, life is ironic. Happiness in my mind is not a transient moment, but an ordinary and lasting state.

It is here that public matters infiltrate private life in a way that is very "ordinary," but extremely persistent.

I felt more than ordinary human sympathy for him in his misfortune. I was deeply moved as a fellow sufferer.

He tried to Sue the retailer for profiteering in a local court last month and presented a picture of the rather ordinary melon plus the receipt.

In addition to the provisions of this chapter, the ordinary procedure of first instance applies where the people's court of second instance tries appellant cases.

An iron bar, for example, whose ordinary length is 6 feet becomes about, 1/2 inch longer when it is made red-hot.

But as we envision it, the tablet represents the fusion of two of the most steadfast dreams of sci-fi nerds and ordinary people alike.

Government spokesmen habitually present the struggle with the Tigers as simply the eradication of terrorists, who are as loathed by ordinary Tamils as they are by Sinhalese.

The number of love, today is only the ordinary way. Some people, because of loneliness and the indulgence of one person, more people, because the indulgence of one person, and lonely life.

The PBOC said it would issue a total of 6 million such notes, which would be circulated in the currency market with the same denomination as the ordinary 10-yuan notes.

It's the presence of cold dark matter that explains how the young universe went from being smooth to being lumpy, as ordinary matter coalesced first into stars and then into galaxies.

The danger is that what had seemed such an unusual, daring administration may turn out to be an ordinary one: well-intentioned, but buffeted by opinion polls and baffled by events.

One day, you became my deskmate, I found you are also talkative, you are also lively, you are also relaxed, you are free and easy, in that period of graduation, we have become a good friend from the ordinary students.

A method of producing a three-dimensional image of an object by recording on a photographic plate or film the pattern of interference formed by a split laser beam and then illuminating the pattern either with a laser or with ordinary light.

The product is suitable to be used in important places as power lines such as high-rise buidings, tunnels, power stations and intellgent mansions, especially suitable for those places having a higher fire-fighting requirements, it is more reliable and safer than ordinary flame-retardant cable.

Most of these rights and duties relate to community life beyond the sway of the politician or the ordinary scope of the courts. But the duty of the state's constitution to safeguard freedoms, and encourage the performance of duties, remains profound.