例句與造句

1. It was won by Joe Joseph, who had qualified only four events earlier.
2. Joe Joseph Jongkinoh, 40, told the Malaysian news agency Bernama in a telephone interview from Davao City, the Philippines.
3. In 2000, Ripley appeared in the British dogme film " The Announcement ", and Joe Joseph of " The Times " complimented her comic timing.
4. Former Rep . Joe Joseph J . DioGuardi, who has already announced his quest for the Conservative party's Senate nomination, " has a head start on the others,"
5. The Times columnist Joe Joseph said that " what struck you was just how sober and professional a performance she delivered for someone we have grown used to seeing behave like a buffoon ."
6. It's difficult to find joe joseph in a sentence. 用joe joseph造句挺難的
7. "The big question is, why was a playing field used as a staging area for toxic waste ? " said Joe Joseph, one of the organizers of the group opposing the project.
8. The rescued hostages _ resort manager Mohamad Noh Sulaiman, dive master Joe Joseph Jongkinoh and construction worker Kan Vui Siong _ were in good condition except for bruises, said military spokesman Gen . Generoso Senga.
9. The ball was recovered at the 11-yard line by Miami's Joe Joseph, and on the next play, Jacory Harris gave the Hurricanes their first lead of the night with an 11-yard touchdown pass to Dedrick Epps.
10. He poisons the mind of Joe Joseph against the other four, making him believe that the most notorious among them, Sathish ( Rayan Raj ), who is also the son of the home minister ( Saikumar ), is simply making use of them.
11. This is one of those dramas where colleagues never make small talk but instead launch straight into an urgent purposive shorthand . " Joe Joseph of " The Times " stated that it " bears a closer resemblance [ . . . ] " 24 ", " which " shaded the pleasure of this opening episode, " but felt that by the end of the episode, " Spooks " had " established a voice of its own . " Gerard O'Donovan of " The Telegraph " thought that the episode " proved thoroughly entertaining, " and praised Wolstencroft's writing, which O'Donovan felt was " confident enough to be playful with its subject-especially regarding Britain's poor-relation relationship with America . " Alison Graham of the " Radio Times " said that after the episode, the series " looks like it's going to be great fun, " but " it's presumably not meant to be taken too seriously, because surely life in MI5 can't be this exciting ?"
12. Joe Joseph of " The Times " stated that it " bears a closer resemblance [ to ] " 24 ", " which " shaded the pleasure of this opening episode ", but felt that by the end of the episode, " Spooks " had " established a voice of its own . " Gerard O'Donovan of " The Telegraph " thought that the series " proved thoroughly entertaining ", and praised Wolstencroft's writing, which O'Donovan felt was " confident enough to be playful with its subject  especially regarding Britain's poor-relation relationship with America . " Alison Graham of the " Radio Times " called the first series " a tremendous pieces of hokum, which is only slightly po-faced ( but in a knowing kind of way ) and which manages to stay just on the right side of self-parody . " Thomas Sudcliff of " The Independent " felt it was a " different kind of spy drama " with " a literal description, derived from the sort of rueful story you could imagine being told at an MI5 staff social ", and " a lot of bullshit too, naturally.