industrious造句

We are industrious, creative beings.

They are known for their industrious nature.

She is also a thrifty, and industrious woman.

We are more mellow, patient and industrious than men.

a purposeful or industrious undertaking (especially one that requires effort or boldness).

Japan has no resources, other than rock, wood, water and its industrious people.

The story's protagonist, William, is an industrious youth with a great imagination.

Being industrious students, they would write all kinds of notes down.

In university, the special field level and practice going to me in teacher's industrious teaching ability gets very big rise.

Interviews with her mother's friends revealed a picture of a doting parent who was industrious and civic-minded.

Successful individuals consistently seek advancement , while their less industrious contemporaries are merely content with the status quo.

Asia's development achievements today are the result of the persistent efforts of the industrious and talented Asian people.

Leading cadres at all levels should faithfully perform their official duties according to law as industrious, honest and efficient administrators.

But what must have surprised and disturbed the industrious and energetic Fournier, even more than the absence of crime, was the absence of ambition and hard work.

These industrious little insects are the world's greatest pollinators, carrying a dusting of pollen from flower to flower as they gather nectar for their hives.

Says that the industrious legions of ants, which have now colonised every continent on earth, except Antarctica, have "no guide, overseer, or ruler".

For most students, college is a time to make new friends, and possibly, if one is feeling industrious, a really killer beer bong.

On the one hand, you risk offending users who like to think of themselves as essentially industrious, on-top-of-it, finger-on-the-pulse go-getters.

The book of Proverbs, chapter six, says that the industrious legions of ants, which have now colonised every continent on earth, except Antarctica, have "no guide, overseer, or ruler".

If other Europeans aged between 55 and 64 were as industrious as older Swedes, the continent could reduce the gap in hours with America by almost a quarter, according to the MGI.

Quite what this industrious little wood ant is planning to do with this microchip is not known, but how appropriate it is that he appears to have a scientific interest.