vice造句

ingratitude is a despicable vice.

The tenderloin district was notorious for vice.

She has the vice good throat.

The vice-president is increasingly being sidelined.

The three vice-ministers are my seniors.

I'm now the vice President of my Lutheran church.

High-GI foods can still be healthy and vice versa.

Panelist was Sun Lin, vice chairman of the club.

Though modesty be a virtue, yet bashfulness is a vice.

In 1994, among those occupying high government positions were one woman State Councillor of the State Council, 16 women ministers or vice-ministers, 18 women provincial vice-governors, more than 300 women mayors or vice-mayors and 21,012 women judges.

No man of vice can be condemned unless he ceases to look upon vice as a pretext and turns it into a goal.

By age 28, I was vice President in charge of sales in the United States.

Avoid falling of work-pieces to hit objects or people while loosing jaw vice.

The antithesis of all this is selfishness, which is outstandingly the greatest world-wide vice.

As the vice-monitor, I will manage this class shapely on the base of manage myself.

It is no longer a luxury or a vice but a metabolic necessity, like water on the plains.

Some will deplore this new sign that America’s dysfunctional polity is being crushed in the vice of faction.

"I'd say given the momentum it has, it's got a real shot," said Rob Moore, vice chairman at Paramount.

Some groups elect a set of officers - a President, one or two vice presidents, a secretary and a treasurer.

Universities should pitch in and help schools do better, says Michael Worton, vice-provost of University College London.

Frequently transcoding from XMLCh to char and vice versa can have a significant impact on performance, so wherever possible, try to process the data in one format.

In all flatfish the optic nerves cross, so that the right optic nerve is joined to the brain’s left side and vice versa.

In other words, a short position of a market maker in Exchange Fund paper can be covered by a long position in SIs, or vice versa.

The association wasn't perfect - not every shift in sleep pattern was associated with a growth spurt, and vice versa - but it was significant.

Fast talking and ever ready with a sound bite, the former vice president’s candor is missed now that he is gone.

In the afternoon of October 11, Li Hongzhong, mayor of Shenzhen, and Liu Yingli, vice mayor, met with Mr. Patrick McGovern and Hugo Shong, senior vice president of IDG and president of IDG China, who were invited to attend the 6th China Hi-tech Fair.

He is an aristocrat, a former vice-president of the European Commission and a man who has sat on several corporate boards, but that is not why some people consider him too powerful.

This is not because God created them to poke fun at us, or vice versa; it is because humans and chimps are descended from the same relatively recent primitive ape.

Computer makers hope that Windows 7 gives the industry a breather from the 'race to the bottom in terms of price,' said Alex Gruzen, vice President of Dell's consumer-laptop division.

Bush has never been a true believer in SDI, although as Vice President he paid lip service to the program as part of the catechism of the Reagan Administration.

Muddled thinking is dangerous because it can lead to policies that punish both virtue and vice, that interfere with our inalienable right to pursue happiness, and lead to more, not less, poverty.

"The Beijing People's Art Theater have cast many of its top actors in Courtyard South of North Street. Renowned veteran artists such as Zhu Xu and Lu Zhong have been invited to play roles in the play. Pu Cunxin, who recently took the theater's vice presidency, plays a SARS patient."