“at pains”造句，怎么用at pains造句

Do more than others expect you to do and do it at pains.

Not a single state trooper stopped us, but many passing motorists took great pains to honk and wave at us.

Despite the tougher environment, fundraisers are at pains to assemble what one investor calls "big ego" funds.

However, the judges were at pains to stress that their opinion only applied to Kosovo, and that it does not have relevance elsewhere.

In some curious way he inspired the same respect, the same awe, and yet he was perfectly natural, at pains to put everyone at their ease. Hagen as usual remained in the background.

It will be at pains to let the masses know how the heir-apparent refused special treatment as a youth, instead working himself to the bone on some national task or other.

He did not take great pains.

Gilbert took great pains to publicize Fang Chen.

He has taken great pains to learn English.

It requires great pains to spell out this medieval manuscript.

For this reason, the layout of the capital cities of all dynasties has taken great pains.

We took great pains to persuade them for an hour, but failed to persuade them.

Mary took great pains with her English lessons and got high marks.

Nasima Yi took great pains to win the position of son of the world for Cao Zihuan.

As soon as the proud King changed his cruel and domineering style, he took great pains to obey him.

He took great pains to visit the preferred letters of the governor in the best way, so the clouds went straight up.

What is gone is gone, including those animals that had suffered great pains and even sacrificed their precious lives for the scientific and technological progress of mankind.

The engagement scene is a rose-themed sea of flowers jointly created by domestic and foreign floral art teams. It is beautiful and fantastic. It can be said that it takes great pains.

In order to package stars, many brokerage companies have to go to great pains to find some gimmicks to hype, and Tang Xiaosheng obviously has a huge advantage in this respect.

Knowledge obtained through each of these can of course still be either valid or invalid, and the Nyaya scholars( Naiyanikas) again went to great pains to identify, in each case, what it took to make knowledge valid, in the process coming up with a number of explanatory schemes.

They had been at pains to examine all the statistics.

As rhetoric, his remarks were at pains to declare a bold new moral direction.

Even now, Andrew Lansley, the health secretary, is at pains to portray his plans as evolutionary rather than revolutionary.

Professor Yang was at great pains to point out to me that the intelligentsia had far greater opportunities in the Liberated Areas than the proletariat.

As usual, he will be at pains to stress that his country wants only peace, but whether China continues its serene rise depends to some extent on how well it understands America and vice versa.

He was taking great pains to solve the problem.

Apart from threatening to plunge the simultaneous translators into meltdown, such language feeds the image overseas of Mr Bush as a hopelessly inarticulate, trigger-happy cowboy, one that Tony Blair was at pains to say this week he regards as a parody.

He took great pains to see that he got it right.

Most of the American companies generally resist joint ventures and go to great pains to avoid them.

The police took great pains to disperse the crowd, but the house was almost in ruins and people took everything they could.

I meditated day and night, and wrote with great pains, and though I had not written down the storms, my poems had become sobs and ghosts, I had pondered every word for a long time.

be at pains to do sth.

She was at pains to get him the things to eat that he liked.

But Dr Steven le Comber, an evolutionary biologist at Queen Mary college, University of London, is at pains to point out scientists don't always make bad movie-going partners.

He always takes great pains with his lectures.

The operator took great pains to find a pair of famous 100-year-old twins in Japan.

Cook's "medical officer" team took great pains to come up with a solution, which is to coat a one-way bullet-proof polyester film called "Milla".

He is at great pains to do his work well.

She took great pains to learn English.

During this times; in order to maintain this democracy republican system, the bourgeois revolutionists could be said to take great pains in regime design.

He was at pains to assure them that he, not Hamas, would still do the negotiating with israel-if, that is, negotiations ever resume.

To state the obvious, then, to make people more productive and happy, it behooves us to design interactive products to promote and enhance flow, and for us to go to great pains to avoid any potentially flow-disturbing behavior.

Don't take great pains to avoid vulgarity and become new, whether for clothing or friends.