“sheets”造句，怎么用sheets造句

Technical drawings--Size and layout of drawing sheets

We twisted the bed sheets into a rope and escaped by climbing down it.

Options for taking land holdings off Banks' balance-sheets are unattractive.

Tumor consists of monotonous sheets of cells with pale cytoplasm and indistinct cytoplasmic borders.

Makers roll giant spiked rolling pins over sheets of cracker dough to pop air bubbles prior to baking.

Relatives claimed patients were left, sometimes for hours, in wet or soiled sheets, putting them at increased risk of infection.

The cartons lined with plastic sheets are waterproof, and as the boxes are made of cardboard, they will be handled with care.

When I was young, I was like a madman dressed in sheets. When I grew up, I cried like a fool when I was wearing a quilt.

But that wasn't known until 2004, when Geim and Novoselov, both of of the University of Manchester, UK, first used sticky tape to pull tiny sheets of carbon off a piece of graphite.

The staff load dirty bed sheets and towels onto a conveyor belt which runs into an industrial-sized, energy-efficient washer that uses a third of the water of traditional machines.

The Treasury's Troubled Asset Relief Programme (TARP) aims to quell those fears by injecting equity into Banks so that they can reduce their leverage without shrinking their balance-sheets.

Do nylon sheets crumple?

Please clip these sheets of paper together.

You can print bingo CARDS and call sheets online.

In their matching white coats they appear as blank and unconcerned as three sheets of paper.

The Pliocene ended around three million years ago with the onset of large ice sheets in the Northern Hemisphere.

Moreover, we do not carry the legacies of the past several years in our Banks' or public sector balance sheets that are such an impediment in other places.

She deserved it—she had lived there as Linda’s caretaker, never missed a medication or a chemo trip, always laundered the sheets, no matter how high she was off Linda’s morphine.

Blocking: (1) To make an impression on paper or board from a block which are heated and a foil is used. Called Hot stamping in America. (2) A serious fault where stack of printed sheets stick together by the ink or varnish due to incomplete drying.

Her finger traced the checkered pattern of their flannel sheets.

You may have just barely mastered style sheets and DHTML, yet new techniques clamor for your attention.

We now know that, as ice sheets collapsed, sea levels rose 20 metres - enough to drown much of eastern England - in less than 400 years.

Your scent is still on the sheets.

Remember to plan where the screws go, how you will cut your parts out of sheets of aluminum, HDPE, or cereal boxes, and to balance the weight.

Underneath the metal sheets, however, lies a detector that stretches for 600 metres.

Mr. Wolak says his wife buys fresh beef, chicken and rabbit for Buck, takes the dog to the park three times a day and puts fresh sheets on the mattress in his kennel twice a week.