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1. The reporter added " credit must be given to both presenters who worked tirelessly to inject a bit of life into the show.
2. The technicals showed that the Nets had a little bit of life, something they seemed to be lacking for much of the half.
3. Fittingly, Calmus capped his OU career by pouncing on a Matt Jones fumble that snuffed the final bit of life from the Razorbacks.
4. Finally, Lady Gaga has given a bit of life to the blood-thirsty, drug-using, orgy-loving Countess.
5. If the officials and investors are correct, analysts say, the bull market may still have quite a bit of life left in it.
6. It's difficult to find bits of life in a sentence. 用bits of life造句挺難的
7. He received critical acclaim for directing and producing such films as " Bits of Life " and " The Lotus Eater ".
8. A Lockerbie trial, he said, will " put a bit of life back into Soesterberg and put us back on the map ."
9. It often seems that men need a little bit of life experience to be able to come to a point where they can comfortably start thinking about this.
10. Graf said, " it was really difficult to motivate myself, and the crowd kind of helped me get a bit of life in myself ."
11. The exhibit at the San Diego Natural History Museum breathes a bit of life into the customarily static display of skeletons and mock-ups at most such museums.
12. Chrysler, a unit of DaimlerChrysler, has struggled mightily since the 1998 merger of Daimler-Benz and Chrysler, though it has showed a bit of life lately.
13. Jarome Iginla broke the ice for the Flames when he scored on the power play at 1 : 46, which seemed to give Calgary a little bit of life.
14. Other songs co-written by Mullins include " Nobody Gonna Tell Me What to Do " by Van Zant, " Little Bit of Life " by Craig Morgan.
15. In 1908, Svante A . Arrhenius, a Swedish chemist and Nobel laureate, refined the idea by proposing that stellar radiation pushed little bits of life from world to world.
16. They seem fascinated by the way the world works, by the slow, ineluctable passage of real time and the mysterious process by which bits of life are transformed into art.
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