例句與造句

1. The Robot Butler is again attracted by Donald's laughing and yanks the baby hat off his head.
2. The Robot Butler appears and removes Donald's last hat, which causes Donald to enter an explosive rage.
3. All the time, Donald has been losing hat after hat to the Robot Butler, making Donald angrier and angrier.
4. His computers of the future, represented by the robot butler his visitor to Earth encounters in 2081, included speaker-independent speech recognition and natural language processing.
5. _The company claims to make something that you have seen before _ but only in " The Jetsons " cartoons ( robot butlers, flying cars, 3-D television ).
6. It's difficult to find robot butler in a sentence. 用robot butler造句挺難的
7. Barks'early writing credits included the 1937 Donald Duck short, " Modern Inventions, " in which Donald runs into trouble at an exhibit of labor-saving devices, including a robot butler.
8. The story jumps to 200 years in the past, when a robot with a serial number beginning with " NDR " is brought to the home of Gerald Martin ( referred to as Sir ) as a robot butler.
9. In this episode, film features Michael as Agent Michael Scarn, Dwight Schrute ( Rainn Wilson ) as Scarn's robot butler, and Jim Halpert ( John Krasinski ) as Scarn's archnemesis " Goldenface ".
10. In 1996, " The Time Team " was replaced by a comic serial, " "'Cosmic Crew " "', which focused on the adventures of a group of teenagers and their robot butler in space.
11. Donald visits " The Museum of Modern Marvels . " Among the inventions he struggles with are a robot butler who keeps taking his hat; a package-wrapping machine; a robot nursemaid; a hitchhikers'aid; and an automated barber chair.
12. Despite angels being the antagonist in two episodes that aired close to each other, which dismayed writer and executive producer Russell T Davies when he read Steven Moffat's script for " Blink ", the Host are functionally different as subordinate " robot butlers ".
13. On the theme of the Machine-controlled Society we have a lonely woman whose social life is determined and eventually terminated by her futuristic computer phone ( ` Human Error'); a homosexual who falls in love with his robot butler ( ` Love at First Sight'); and a suffering widow who cannot marry again because her detested husband is waiting in a frozen coffin to return to life when a cure is found for the disease which killed him ( ` The Late Lamented').