例句與造句

1. CE changed their frontwall / backwall secondary to tangential firing at that time.
2. As a scarlet backwall, a gigantic pohutukawa sends its wandering branches snaking in all directions.
3. The summit is the highest in a ridge that forms the western backwall of Cwm Hirnant.
4. Playing the shot off the backwall in this way results in a large number of flat rollouts.
5. This is then stretched vertically over an opening in the set's backwall which is designed to support it.
6. It's difficult to find backwall in a sentence. 用backwall造句挺難的
7. When this was in operation a plume of steam could be seen rising from the rear face of the coal bunker backwall.
8. The County planned to replace the bridge's metal siding with historically correct wood siding and to replace the metal roof and failed backwall.
9. The extra five feet of court makes him almost impossible to pass without hitting the ball off the backwall and that s the worst thing you can do against Chapman.
10. A popular spot several blocks away is the " Backwall, " a series of large walls cutting an embankment between the Ronald Reagan Freeway and an industrial complex along Paxton Street.
11. The gas within the reaction chamber breaks down and a rapidly rising electric current flows across the backwall electrical insulator, axisymmetrically, as depicted by the path ( labeled 1 ) as shown in Fig . 1.
12. Pelli said he designed the new terminal to exploit the panoramic views across the Potomac River with a full backwall of windows that peer out to unmistakable symbols of the nation, like the Washington Monument and the Capitol.
13. The key to his consistency off the backwall is the result of how unusually low he lets the ball drop, hitting it just inches off the floor, and thus sending the ball to the front wall with the least possible downward angle.
14. If his opponent makes a mistake, e . g ., hitting it off the backwall or hanging one in the front court, Dave can see what s going to happen early, step in and end the rally by killing the backwall set-up, or given a frontcourt opportunity, he just  sticks out his hand as Vern described it so many years ago.
15. If his opponent makes a mistake, e . g ., hitting it off the backwall or hanging one in the front court, Dave can see what s going to happen early, step in and end the rally by killing the backwall set-up, or given a frontcourt opportunity, he just  sticks out his hand as Vern described it so many years ago.