例句與造句

1. That torque we talked about really steps to the fore here.
2. Black community leaders need to step to the fore and be seen, he said.
3. Tonight, Munch steps to the fore, befriending a TV reporter ( Jennifer Esposito ) who was assaulted.
4. As I said, this is a time in history when someone of decisiveness must step to the fore.
5. Many of the civil rights veterans who spoke emphasized the need for a new generation to step to the fore.
6. It's difficult to find step to the fore in a sentence. 用step to the fore造句挺難的
7. With her quick wits and stamina, she steps to the fore, and we'd watch her even if Bacon weren't invisible.
8. But shouldn't there be somebody in Woods'corner grounded enough to step to the fore, when necessary, and save the golfer from himself?
9. With the stretch half of the NHL regular season having now officially arrived, it's time for either Fiset or Storr to step to the fore.
10. But that doesn't mean some legislator won't step to the fore to propose a bill that will reroute that money every time lawmakers convene in Austin.
11. By Tuesday night, the elimination process of this season's championship quest will have begun, with either Oregon or Colorado ready to step to the fore if Miami should falter.
12. NEW YORK _ Now that John Galliano, as the designer for the House of Givenchy, has ascended into establishment respectability, there is room for the next rebel English designer to take a step to the fore.
13. It is not going to be easy for bank executive Terrence Murray when he steps to the fore at a news conference Thursday to announce that the name of the new Boston Garden is . . . FleetCenter ( solid, cap C is CQ ).
14. In 1985, the battery would step to the fore with 8 snares, 3 quads, five bases, 4 cymbals, five pit and a quality of sound that was rapidly approaching the upper ranks of DCI Class A . But the hornline had declined in number to 18 members.