thanks造句

Tom: No, thanks.

STEVEN: Gee, thanks.

She smiled her thanks.

Susan: No, thanks.

So I told him thanks but no thanks.

He expressed thanks to them.

Fine, thanks. Have a big banana.

They deserve our praise and thanks.

She gave me her hand with mute thanks.

So thanks, honey, for telling me I snore.

Not feeling or exhibiting gratitude, thanks, or appreciation.

Special thanks to Kieren Tinning who helped finalize this article.

Please shut the door after you leave, thanks.

Thanks to the unpredicted( unforeseen) nature, thanks to the imperfect you and me, thanks to that having such a* character, I still have a heart full of appreciation after refuse to pray.

Drunk butterfly flower, flower flies with the wind, flower flower tears, flower petals flying cry, flower for who thanks, thanks for who spend.

Thanks to the sand, there was not a speck of mud; thanks to the rain, there was not a grain of ashes.

As a result: the expressionless face became the "it" look, thanks to Botox.

They expect thanks for the banished nest because their cage is shapely and secure.

I intend to pay a solemn call of thanks upon you.

These technologies in unison provide a best of breed experience on the desktop thanks to AIR.

If you are sure you would say "No, thanks!" to this dish, think again.

He's as bitter as gall at your desertion and its consequences: don't expect thanks for this noble devotion.

Thanks to all the fans who make this tournament the best in the world and thanks to my family who travel with me around the world and make it all possible.

But thanks to Mr McCain's "hold" tactic, the Republicans seem to have won the first Labour skirmish.

Yet thanks to a quirk of law, talk of default is not confined to the European side of the Atlantic.

Secondly, it was beyond the reach of any normal legal sanction thanks to its global mirrored servers.

But in the last 20 years, the problem has exploded thanks to the spread of prenatal scans.

The result is a dysfunctional banking system, with credit shrinking thanks to lack of supply as well as lack of demand.

The vessel remains stable in choppy waters, thanks to four platform legs that anchor it into place, even during extreme conditions.

This colorful diversity of life — like swimming through a tropical aquarium — is all thanks to the shallow coral reefs that exist west of Key West.

The Spanish champions are unquestionably the real deal, while United won their domestic league thanks to a series of gritty performances against lesser clubs.

But it will probably get the nod by 2010 or so, thanks to its friends in the Habsburg club of countries formerly in the Austro-Hungarian empire.

This time, thanks to disillusionment with the Socialists, his party has a double-digit poll lead and looks set to win an absolute majority, a feat that eluded Mr Zapatero.

It has fallen 6% versus the Malaysian ringgit, the biggest slide in Asia, thanks to Malaysia's interest-rate hike in March, which increased demand for the Asian currency from foreign investors.

That hole is now being filled - thanks to narwhals, medium-size whales, endemic to the Arctic, known as unicorns of the seas because of the single, spiralling tusk found in males.

The statistical evidence suggests that, thanks to the central bankers' credibility as inflation fighters, America's underlying rate of price increases has become less vulnerable to transitory pressures, such as rising energy or food prices.

James Ellington was a butler and a caterer, but he was prosperous by African-American standards of the time, and extensively self-educated thanks to the library of his employer, a doctor.

Through worldwide sales of 11 million of its l997 self-titled debut, Savage Garden has formed a definition of pop music with the most positive connotations, thanks to their hit singles," I What You," " To The Moon And Back," and" Truly Madly Deeply.