boast造句

AI, you boast too much.

Therefore, as the Scriptures say, "If you boast, boast only about the Lord."

Its favourite boast is that it is the world's biggest aid donor.

And they may like to boast about their every-man-a-king populism .

Well,maybe you are,but you should not boast so much.

You can't steer or stop your colleague. The more unappreciated she feels, the more she'll boast.

Their feeble response to the cyclone has shown how hollow is this boast.

Interestingly, though, all boast the same ambience-lofty, pristine, and pure, backed often by an angelic-sounding choir.

Asian countries that were destitute a generation ago now boast some of the highest living standards in the world.

Commercials for The Lodge, in Dallas, boast that its customers enjoy “women, manly steaks, cigars, and women.”

Many countries boast a single volcano; Kamchatka has about 300, of which 30 are active and erupt with dazzling regularity.

All who worship images are put to shame, those who boast in idols - worship him, all you gods!

These websites boast of their quality work and timely submission of their task and say that customer's satisfaction is their top priority.

Mobile devices and platforms boast more features and functionality with each new release, and often mere months separate significant announcements from the leading mobile vendors.

Dairy stores could boast of the rich range of dairy products – milk, kefir, sour acidophilus milk, ryazhenka (fermented baked milk), sour cream.

But it's obscene to boast about a splashy wedding at a time when hundreds of thousands of people will be losing their jobs thanks to Tory cuts.

"I cannot boast of much success in acquiring the reality of this virtue, but I had a good deal with regard to the appearance of it," he wrote.

Yes, no wonder, "was my next remark." ' 'Catherine used to boast that she stood between you and bodily harm: she meant that certain persons would not hurt you for fear of offending her.

Indeed, whereas during the bubble entrepreneurs used to boast about the size of their IPO, now the braver ones brag about how much money they have turned down from a bidder.

For instance, the produce cases of Japanese supermarkets are stacked with perfectly round melons that boast little green stems knotted like origami figures and carry price tags upward of $75 US.

No country between the Baltic, Black and Adriatic seas can boast a strong reformist government, and with a few exceptions the farther east you go, the worse it gets.

Well, I don't mean to boast but all the designs are done by myself and some colleagues are already trying to copy some of them for their new apartments.