例句與造句

1. So they're going to dig their heels in ."
2. They dig their heels in for that extra 45 minutes.
3. "South Carolina white boys love to dig their heels in.
4. It's the old guard trying to dig their heels in ."
5. The hooks in this album dig their heels in and don t let go.
6. It's difficult to find dig their heels in in a sentence. 用dig their heels in造句挺難的
7. Some observers say such pressure can even backfire by making bank officials dig their heels in to protect their reputation for independence.
8. Some observers say such pressure could even backfire by making bank officials dig their heels in to protect their reputation for independence.
9. "What they told us is they dislike being held hostage by the boycott, so they're just going to dig their heels in more deeply,"
10. If both sides dig their heels in on similar issues next year, it could trigger a huge strike of writers and television and movie actors, effectively stopping the industry in its tracks.
11. Dave Maher, analyst at Maher & amp; Associates in Iowa, said the strength in cattle at the CME will likely embolden producers to dig their heels in and hold out for higher prices this week.
12. But if they ( the government ) dig their heels in, our peers and our colleagues in the Commons are quite able and willing to hold on to our position and our principles, and the government knows this.
13. But they were right to dig their heels in because conceding all of America's demands would have been tantamount to letting it, through a threatened veto in the council, rewrite a treaty already ratified by 76 countries.
14. The alternative is that discussion continues until the heat death of the universe, and the person who digs their heels in the hardest wins, the rest leave exasperated, and after all that's what we're trying to fix, editor retention.
15. The clue is in the difference between environmentalism and climate change, being against things in general is is indicative of a non-rational basis, improved communication might convince a climate change skeptic but is likely only to make an'environmental skeptic'dig their heels in.
16. "If the conference does become a matter of name-calling, and becomes oppositional, then I suspect that people will be inclined to dig their heels in _ and I personally hope that that element will be avoided as much as possible, " another British official said, also on condition of anonymity.