例句與造句

1. Judd was originally a Judge Joe Dredd, who had been cloned from the DNA of Chief Judge Fargo.
2. Soon Dredd himself is framed for murder, to the dismay of his mentor, Chief Judge Fargo ( Max von Sydow ).
3. There used to be some controversy among fans as to whether Goodman succeeded Chief Judge Fargo directly, or whether Judge Solomon served in between.
4. When Judge Fargo asks Dredd if he is guilty of the murder, he adds, " I just needed to look into your eyes for myself ."
5. Kraken was cloned from the DNA of Chief Judge Fargo, and was therefore effectively Judge Dredd's twin brother ( since Dredd was also cloned from the same source ).
6. It's difficult to find judge fargo in a sentence. 用judge fargo造句挺難的
7. As relatives of Chief Judge Fargo ( the founder of the Judge System and Dredd's clone father ), their tour of the city attracts much media attention, and controversy.
8. Meanwhile Dredd, between his efforts to catch the mutants, has recurring dreams about his clone father, Chief Judge Fargo, and his brother, Rico Dredd ( both long deceased ).
9. Cast : Sylvester Stallone ( Judge Dredd ), Armand Assante ( Rico ), Rob Schneider ( Fergie ), Max von Sydow ( Judge Fargo ) and Diane Lane ( Judge Hershey ).
10. Although he had some support amongst many of his colleagues, Chief Judge Fargo rejected the idea, pointing out that the Judges'first duty was to serve the citizens, not to control them.
11. He also found Chief Judge Fargo's long-lost body, which had lain in cryogenic stasis since 2070, and ransomed it, intending to raise funds for his attempt to reconquer America and reinstate himself as leader.
12. Chief Judge is the highest rank in the Mega-City One Judge System, Chief Judge Fargo, originally conceived this office as no more than the head of an elite police force whose members had powers to summarily convict and sentence criminals in 21st-century America, but following a " coup d'閠at " in 2070 the US Justice Department took control of the United States and formed a new government under the autocratic rule of the chief judge.