例句與造句

1. The cave was uninhabited and used only to store the scrolls left there.
2. Unlike most Unix pagers, most can scroll left and right and supports multiple windows.
3. In-car cameras can be selected to scroll left to right or zoom in on drivers.
4. You can scroll left / right when all controls can not be put in a single screen.
5. Now, I actually have to scroll left or right or up or down, to see all of the cells that I had previously seen on the monitor.
6. It's difficult to find scroll left in a sentence. 用scroll left造句挺難的
7. Is there any way to see these icons, by for example getting the desktop screen to scroll left ? talk ) 11 : 48, 21 May 2009 ( UTC)
8. Another problem is that, contrary to what you might expect, if you rotate the camera the image will " not " simply scroll left or right  rather, horizontal lines will appear to rotate.
9. Webmasters nowadays optimize page layout assuming a minimum monitor size of 1024 pixels; below that, horizontal scroll bars will appear on your browser window and you have to scroll left & right to see all the content.
10. The mazes are now two times the width of the monitor, and a virtual camera scrolls left and right through the mazes to keep up with Jr . Pac-Man, which will sometimes allow the ghosts to be off-screen.
11. Hi-when browsing, the pages are always too big-don't fit the screen-I have to scroll left and right to see it all; I'm continually having to zoom out to make the page the right size.
12. The player controls a laser cannon that can scroll left or right along a flat plane in order to target falling objects, such as large or small meteors, large or small spinning bombs, and guided missiles, as well as a UFO that crosses the screen from time to time at higher levels.
13. Although reviewers noted that the game is " not as free-ranging as [ those ] in which the ship can scroll left as well as right ", it was praised for its " beautiful graphics ", and it was suggested that " Cosmic Avenger " might herald the coming of a " scrolling shootout " trend in home video games.
14. This means that when I use my iPad, for instance, although I have zoomed in with that oh-so-addicting finger-pinching-zoom trick, I have to zoom back out fairly soon into reading the content, otherwise it's cut off on one side, forcing me to scroll left, then scroll right, then left, then right just to follow each and every sentence to find out if, for instance, one of my literaray heroes is or was left-handed.