例句與造句

1. How often do you have to replace the various light globes in your truck?
2. Some of the retro-style options have light globes that look like flowers or spaceships.
3. However, the most enchanting form he adopts is the glitter of his genuine light globes.
4. Their painted fiberglass bodies cover the posts of the lights, and whimsical heads cover the light globes.
5. Triola lost one $ 1, 500 accordion at the Pacific when a light globe set fire to it.
6. It's difficult to find light globe in a sentence. 用light globe造句挺難的
7. GlowMotion Technologies created 616 light globes, which appeared at the beginning of the performance, that were controlled by wireless means.
8. The alabaster light globes that illuminated the 81-by-31-foot Italian glass-tiled indoor swimming pool gave the interior the look of moonlight.
9. However they don't want light globes, window glass, pyrex or any other weird kinds of glass that muck up the mix.
10. :: : : : In any case, vacuum tubes operate at lower temperatures and thus are more rugged than incandescent light globes.
11. Q . I noticed a little water in my bathroom light globe, which is just under the attic floor in a 1920 two-family house.
12. The light globe will then give off extra light and illuminate the maze for several squares, allowing the player character to see things long before directly encountered.
13. In August 1972 Newton told Nan Musgrove of " The Australian Women's Weekly " of an occasion where a visiting friend used his outside toilet in Perth where the light globe had blown.
14. The ceilings both underneath and above the balcony will have what the architects refer playfully to as a " Tuscan night sky "-- shallow, milky light globes surrounded by sparkling stars on an undulating field of twilight blue.
15. Again, typically it will be very low compared to direct radiation from the sun but might well be higher or lower than operating the light globe-not that it matters, because as I said, 60 W as a room heater is negligible.
16. He noticed that many of these students, who at home drove cars, ploughed fields, harvested crops, worked as shearers and more, had trouble adjusting to an environment where they " were not trusted to change a light globe or put a Band-Aid on a cut ".
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