例句與造句

1. English Singer / Songwriter Robbie Williams, famed ( and often light heartedly ridiculed ) for his frequent tendency to engage in Call and Response with his audience.
2. Perhaps you are taking what I write the wrong way and are assuming I am barking when I was simply and light heartedly putting a point of view across.
3. Sitting in Celera's cafeteria, clad casually in jeans and more relaxed than usual, he banters light heartedly with colleagues while dishing out zingers to the opposition.
4. Piccolo was originally from New York City and his wise crack Italian humor often relieved tense situations and gained him popularity, though he was often teased light heartedly among the crew.
5. In fact, in 2005, when Sir Tim Berners-Lee first discussed the thinking behind Web Life he light heartedly referred to it as a conspiracy in the spirit of Dan Brown s best selling novel " The Da Vinci Code ".
6. It's difficult to find light heartedly in a sentence. 用light heartedly造句挺難的
7. Late in the Channel 7 telecast of the James Hardie 1000, his'boss', lead commentator and producer of the telecast Mike Raymond, light heartedly pointed this out to Crompton when the Commodore was in third place behind the Eggenberger Motorsport Ford Sierra RS500's which would eventually be disqualified for technical irregularities.
8. Neither Wickham nor Napier-Bell had any discernible experience as songwriters : according to Napier-Bell, he and Wickham were dining out when she mentioned to him that Springfield hoped to get an English lyric for Donaggio's song and the two light heartedly took up the challenge of writing the lyric themselves : " We went back to [ Wickham ]'s flat and started working on it.
9. On one of his first times at Anfield, Barnes claimed that the tea lady had, intentionally or unintentionally served all the players in the lounge tea except from him and he made a joke about it by asking light heartedly " Is it because I'm black ? " At the time, he was only the second black player to play for Liverpool, and the first to have been a regular player.