例句與造句

1. A match goes to the player / team to win two out of three games; the third game goes to 11 points.
2. Remember that great bit in " This is Spinal Tap " about the amplifier with the volume knob that goes to 11?
3. He's complicit with the sound mixer, whose audience laugh-track goes to 11 even when the jokes barely make it to 2.
4. The food provided by aid agencies at distribution centers goes to 11, 000 widows, many of whom have families of six children or more.
5. I thought Stanford-Binet went to 140, while there are the infamous " this goes to 11 ( i . e . 200 ) " tests.
6. It's difficult to find goes to 11 in a sentence. 用goes to 11造句挺難的
7. But in the world of Spinal Tap, where amplifier volume goes to 11 instead of 10 and Stonehenge is a foot-and-a-half tall, somehow, it makes sense.
8. Many came to work in Atlanta's booming technology industry, said Sohel Ahmed, production manager of Khabar, a monthly magazine for Indians that goes to 11, 500 homes and businesses.
9. In engineering meetings, one of the most withering criticisms of a new feature is that it " goes to 11 " _ that is, it is more artifice and old lace than a useful tool.
10. He has red evil eyes with neon gritting teeth, silver horns on his head, a purple tunic with a black cape on it and his weapon, a gun ( which has a power control that, as an homage to " This is Spinal Tap ", goes to 11 ).
11. The movie has developed a cult following of fans who can carry on entire conversations by quoting its memorably absurd yet deadpan dialogue, from the amplifier that goes to 11 ( it's one louder than 10 ) to the band manager who is told, " It's not your job to be as confused as Nigel ."