flexible.造句

Be open, be flexible.

But, more important, he was flexible.

Have a plan, but be flexible.

If I were you, I'd try something more flexible.

He also wants to make collective bargaining more flexible.

On the other hand, college life is more flexible.

The articulated steering and special crabwalking structure makes it flexible.

Actually, these new Barricades are much more flexible.

That means that we believed that you would be mature, open-minded, positive, adventurous and flexible.

This finding leads scientists to believe that gender roles are quite flexible.

This method is the easiest to use but the least flexible.

This belief in absolutism is replaced by the understanding that rules can be flexible.

I think the real challenge is being able to adapt to your work environment, and I'm flexible.

As you can see, this makes context routing and setting up the header message processors more flexible.

This machine can according to the requirements of the density of ball pressure adjustment pressure, production is flexible.

A man can bend and stretch, and he can just be flexible. That is rooted in Hanxin's allusion.

It is said that people are flexible. I really believe that I am slowly getting used to busyness. I am not lonely but tired. May be lonely.

This is just what it sounds like, a board in the bottom of the shoe. Board lasts offer more support but are not real flexible.

But he would not let his cloth friend and brother-in-law down, nodded: the auxiliaries are reasonable, but it can be flexible.

The bicycle schoolbag rack solves the trouble that the middle school student bears the schoolbag by shoulders and has the advantages of being safe, convenient and flexible.