例句與造句

1. Nobody claims that scratchiti is as bad as graffiti.
2. Dedicate the proceeds to an anti-scratchiti fund.
3. Some call it scratchiti, a word that lends it an air of near-dignity it hardly deserves.
4. Even scratchiti, which may seem a relatively lightweight problem to solve, is proving too burdensome for the resources at hand.
5. But scratchiti _ you've got to replace the whole window and then it can be ruined again the next day ."
6. It's difficult to find scratchiti in a sentence. 用scratchiti造句挺難的
7. The New York transit authority reported this week that 99 percent of the system's 5, 900 subway cars are filled with scratchiti.
8. A survey taken by the New York Daily News this week, found that in this sense, scratchiti " helps to undermine riders'. . . sense of safety ."
9. Just when they thought it was safe to go back down in the subway, the riders of New York City's underground transit system are facing a new scourge _ " scratchiti ."
10. Hofmann is the transit agency's subways chief, and he says he has been meeting with police to figure out how to crack down on scratchiti offenders, as they did with graffiti spray painters.
11. But it has never gone away, and graffiti in all its forms _ from " wild style " colorful murals to " scratchiti " on the windows of subway trains to the recent acid etchings on trains _ has continued to evolve on the streets.
12. So far, the subway lines are at less than half capacity _ 120, 000 rides, or " boardings, " a day even though the subway is quite the bargain : $ 1.35 ( on the honor system _ no turnstiles ) for a ride in a sparkling, scratchiti-free car, with roomy seats and color-coded upholstery ( red for the Red Line, green for the Green Line ).