frequent use造句

His frequent use of cliches made his essay seem banal.

As with Mr Skilling's "asshole", more frequent use of swear words indicates deception.

Fast shutter doors fire zoning and fire partition of don't usually make frequent use, once the area of fire shutter should effectively put into use.

The deep colours and frequent use of black which had characterised his earlier work were exchanged' for new lightness and transparency of colour.

"Under frequent use, we strongly suggest you change your nipple every 4 or 6 months so as to ensure the health of your baby."

Syntactic foregrounded features are embodied in the adoption of ellipsis and the peculiar use of tense, and also the frequent use of expanded simple sentences, active voice, quotations and repetition.

With the formula of a history over2000 years, the chili oil fat burning element extracted from chili offers you fierce experience of fat burning in eliminationg wrinkles resulted from fat skin, modifying charm after frequent use.

Research firm China IntelliConsulting Corp. estimates that 80 million people in China use [gm99nd] at least once a week, and that half are frequent users of the Web site.

One more important point: According to my personal experience of the past eighty years or so, one should put his brain to frequent use instead of letting it stay idle.

For programs like this, catering to the frequent user is a reasonable design choice.

About a dozen frequent users, mostly men, consented to phone or E-mail interviews, some of which took place over the past three months.

However, the success of a sovereign application is still dependent on its intermediate, frequent users until someone else satisfies both them and inexperienced users.

Without frequent user testing, volunteer projects rely on subjective feedback from the sort of people devoted enough to be subscribed to a project mailing list.