例句與造句

1. It doesn't have to be a random photo on the street.
2. Something was slightly awry, subtly different with this random photo layout for designer jeans.
3. They took 10-50 random photos and used computer software to merge them and create a composite average.
4. Participants in the group given a nondifferential condition were given a random photo and prize for answering the question correctly.
5. Rep . Gene Green, D-Texas, who teared up during the National Anthem, was so awed by the event that he snapped random photos.
6. It's difficult to find random photos in a sentence. 用random photos造句挺難的
7. Computer B shows a random photo from the set of 13; but after a random photo is selected, it is removed from the " loop " for that 13-minute cycle.
8. Computer B shows a random photo from the set of 13; but after a random photo is selected, it is removed from the " loop " for that 13-minute cycle.
9. I vote that they be made sections in one big article about New York train stations, complete with a map and some random photos of interesting aspects of some of them.
10. :: : * All interior wedding photos have to be done by a professional photographer ( Church policy so the ceremony isn't disrupted by random photos ) and professionals tend to be very protective of the copyright on their pictures.
11. The combination of seemingly random photo compositions, and glamorous models alternating with superhero figures on the second catwalk, while Kerr rapidly sings names of well-known persons and places, create an overall " surreal " and " disturbing " video according to Dream Giver Redux.
12. The Beijing Youth Daily, vexed at what it calls a " little bad habit " unworthy of a modern Olympic metropolis, has put its eyes where its city's stomachs are, running random photos of Beijing's topless men to shame them into putting their shirts back on.
13. Usually, though, when I download a random photo like that, it does not seem to quite " fit " correctly on my screen ( too big, too small, too narrow, or too " spread out " ) . talk ) 00 : 22, 11 April 2014 ( UTC)
14. :: In the case of this particular airline, the information in the Virgin Australia article about the airline's fleet ( including its wet leased aircraft ) is presented as an untidy and difficult to follow mixture of prose, table, list, and random photos of some of the airline's aircraft ( including one of its wet leased aircraft ).
15. I could see the attraction for the most casual user who has some random photos they took, a few letters to their bank manager, and a bunch of music they ripped from CD's-but for someone who actively creates stuff on the computer ( eg writing a book, building a website, writing a computer program ), it's an utter disaster!