例句與造句

1. :: I don't understand what being " an oldy and only been on wikipedia for a couple weeks " means, exactly.
2. :How about the oldy but goody, " gird up your loins " ( since the type of loins aren't specified ) ? talk ) 02 : 20, 4 July 2015 ( UTC)
3. "' Moldy van Oldy "'( Keith Knight ) is a senile old bug, Moldy van Oldy, who loves to talk and talk for hours, sometimes about actual events, sometimes nothing more than senseless ramblings.
4. "' Moldy van Oldy "'( Keith Knight ) is a senile old bug, Moldy van Oldy, who loves to talk and talk for hours, sometimes about actual events, sometimes nothing more than senseless ramblings.
5. I'm an oldy and only been on wikipedia for a couple weeks so " backlinks " is the only other term I know to use to describe incoming links for " wikilinks " . talk ) 19 : 50, 15 March 2012 ( UTC)
6. It's difficult to find oldy in a sentence. 用oldy造句挺難的
7. The first usage in the Random House Historical Dictionary of American Slang is from Time magazine of Dec . 2, 1966, describing the recording " Gallant Men, " by Sen . Everett Dirksen : " The platter . . . promises to become what the deejays call a ` Golden Oldy . "'
8. From 1999, he started with the Center team Petion-Bolivar, whose Oldy August ( camera and editing ) and Mathieu Painvier, production assistant, in conducting a series of documentary portraits of workers in lower classes country's small museums and personal emblematic figures of Haitian art as Tiga, C閐or Albert Mangon鑣, Andre Pierre, Patrick Vilaire, Marithou.
9. For example, when Juliet declaims " Wherefore art thou Romeo ? " : " wherefore " is not in most people's lexica these days, and it's reasonable-ish to just assume it's an oldy-worldy way of saying " where " ( it in fact means " why " ).
10. :"'Oppose "', I agree with Zscout / zach on this . . . It would create to much friction between young & old, unless you created a golden oldy award . . . But how many older persons would want to be called " old ", not many let me tell you . . . . Spawn Man 03 : 06, 11 October 2005 ( UTC ) BTW, I'm 14, so this counts as a " younger " view of your idea.