sentence造句

The sentence reads oddly.

The sentence does not construe.

This sentence can be omitted.

Student: Inaudible Prof: the second sentence? Yes.

This sentence admits of several interpretations.

Can you read this sentence for me?

The bench read the sentence to the criminal.

Each sentence seems a quarry of rich meditations.

The "efficient" balance-sheet can be a disorderly death sentence.

What think you of this sentence, my dear Lizzy?

Use a period at the end of the sentence.

When you understand a sentence I said you have to have the capacity to understand a sentence even if you've never heard it before.

Every sentence is filled with Acacia for you. Every word has poured deep affection for you.

This usually happens after an acquittal or a "light" sentence in the first prosecution.

The first sentence they've uttered for her is an awkward but affectionate one.

Teacher's a sentence has the very big influence to our child.

I saw two and thirty men and women to receive that sentence of death.

In the North, a magistrate might have imposed a fine or a brief jail sentence for aiding those escaping.

A Malaysian court ordered the review of a sentence of caning given to a woman caught drinking beer in 2007.

Last year the son was arrested for fraud and later received a six-month sentence for burglary.

Your hands stroked thin lines, sentence. You in the flower charm, Acacia on the south of the Yangtze river.

It takes only one sentence to promote a fallacy but to refute one requires much more than that.

The writer O. Henry was famous for surprise endings, not wordplay, though a pun could be considered a surprise ending for a sentence.

The proposal would also abolish the death sentence for people 75 years of age and older, although currently very few people in this aged group are executed.

In 1998 Britain agreed with America, which lost 189 citizens over Lockerbie, that anyone convicted of the atrocity would serve his sentence in Scotland.

In June, he pleaded no contest to third-degree misdemeanor assault, which gave him 17 to 30 days in jail-a sentence he has yet to serve.

Focus on verbs: Find a passage that you admire (about a page of prose) and examine all of the verbs in each sentence.

Blagojevich, 51, was first elected in 2002 on a promise to clean up after a Republican governor now serving a six-year sentence for fraud, extortion, racketeering, and money laundering.

Just as I might say a sentence that is nonsense, I might also use a name or a general term which is meaningless in the sense that it fails to hook up to the world.

In a whole variety of ways that one might think of, why can't a woman, if she is to be free to be whatever she wants to be, write a sentence which isn't necessarily of this gendered feminine sort?

Before leaving she threw him a bouquet of lavender, the youth turned into a purple smoke, only heard a sentence is in fact my heart you want to travel.

There's little doubt in my mind that justice wasn't served in the lightness of the sentence given to Sarah's killer, whose cold self-centeredness and lack of remorse shocked me to the core.

This article concluded a classification system of part of speech of Mongolian language and its tag set, and then described the characteristics of15 part of speech of the classification system from morphological variety, the function of sentence component and combination of phrase.