“they'd”造句，怎么用they'd造句

5、I wish they'd organize themselves more systematically.

7、Or when they'd get to Jerusalem, they'd see, "Oh, these people worship Yahweh."

9、With her, they'd receive a dowry, they'd continue the family line, and they'd get an obedient daughter-in-law to serve them around the house.

11、When they'd finally shut up, I started again.

13、Do you think they'd come out for peanuts?

15、They avoid gatherings when they'd prefer to be alone.

17、"I felt if I sent it to my friends they'd be as horrified as I was, and they'd ask questions as well," he says.

19、They knew that I was down so deep that if they'd started to dig with shovels, they'd never reach me in time.

21、The public overall is split on whether they'd like to use a driverless car.

23、Ask your coworkers if they'd like to organize a carpool together.

25、Subjects were then given an emotional test, and most were found to be unaffected, even though in a separate experiment subjects claimed they'd be very distressed if they'd overheard a racial slur.

27、Of respondents, 7% said they'd nab the iPhone 5 within its first week on the market, 14% wanted to get it within the first month, and 51% said they'd buy the iPhone 5 within its first year of release.

29、You can imagine how they'd rattle and clatter in the wind and how they might completely capture your attention.

31、When their turn came, they'd share a personal anecdote that one of the objects had brought to mind.

33、We'dsing'Over the Sea to Skye' and it was very interesting, theseheadswould bob up and they'd start coming closer.

35、Pecans are "just a small luxury. It's a comfort item. And of course," he said hopefully, "Thanksgiving and all, they'd be a staple they'll have to have.

37、I feared they'd both be hit by oncoming traffic, and imagined my happily married life about to end, all because of a little dog.

39、Monica:Y'know, all these years, I thought you were on my side. But maybe what you were doing was sucking up to Mom and Dad so they'd keep liking you better!

41、When they drew close, we turned on a high-pressure fire hose so all this salt water began to come out and douse the rail on which they'd erected a metal ladder, and were going up.

43、The more serious objection to Waxman-Markey is that it sets up a system under which many polluters wouldn't have to pay for the right to emit greenhouse gases - they'd get their permits free.

45、But then hr figured--he was sure to gather over five hundred catties of cocoons . Even at fifty dollars a hundred, they'd sell for two hundred and fifty dollars. Feeling a bit consoled, he heard a small voice from among the leaf-strippers .

47、So I got to do these really cool stunts where I got to actually run and then they'd hook me up on wires and I'd jump up in the air and then I'd come to a jolting stop and have to hang there for a bit.

49、How could anyone ever know of the price paid by soldiers in terror, agony and bloodshed, if they'd never been to places like Normandy, Bastogne, or Haguenau? 人们怎么能了解士兵们在惊恐、痛苦与血泊中的牺牲，如果他们从未置身于像诺曼底，巴斯通，或是哈根努那样的地方？

2、She discovered that they'd escaped.

4、The owner called because they'd become rowdy.

8、The road near which they'd found their dream house when they'd moved toMaine seven years ago.

12、They wouldn't reflect any wavelengths, so they'd appear black.

16、About 60 percent of apps users said they'd used a game app in the past month, 52 percent said they'd used one to get news or weather and 51 percent said they'd used a map app.

20、Each featuring a different researcher, one of whom they'd met once two years earlier.

24、It was some weeks now since they'd had any respite from shellfire.

28、Those who had to recall both their mediator and the translation got scores averaging 51 percent if they'd been in the pretesting group and just 34 percent if they'd only studied.

32、When the two groups were tested on what they'd learned, the second group "significantly outperformed" the first.

36、Samantha Brown, AARP Travel ambassador, suggests taking some time prior to departure and having everyone write down what they'd like to accomplish on the trip.

40、When it took years to sequence the first 1 percent of the human genome, they worried they'd never finish, but they were right on schedule for an exponential curve.

44、First you can tell Yao Chin-feng to round up Hsu Ah-yi and Lu Hsiao-pao, and tell them they'd better watch their step, because Ho Hsiu-mei and all that bunch are Communists and the police are going to arrest them!

48、无论如何黑暗，只要我转身，他们都会在。如果生命行将终点，记住最后一刻，记住最好的。对我而言，朋友永远是最好的。 However dark it got,I'd turn around,and there they'd it's time to go,remember what you're leaving,remember the friends have always been my best of me.

3、Doubtlessly, they'd never gethim in any army.

10、They can't be coming or else they'd have called.

18、The Butlers were their delightful selves, but we were not surprised when they said they'd have to leave earlier than they'd expected.

26、And she's gone on the whole time about how she ought to wear spectacles; she knew she needed them; But that it was no good getting any; they'd be sure to break and they'd never keep on.

34、He said to ask about a time when they'd hacked something to their advantage-hacked in the sense of beating the system, not breaking into computers.

42、She needs people to watch various new TV programs that haven't been broadcast yet, then indicate on a survey whether they liked it, why, if they'd watch another episode.

1、But they'd rather demonize.

14、Do you really think they'd let me go wherever and whenever I pleased before they'd finished sucking me dry?

30、They tended to be overconfident and thought they'd do better on the first try than they actually did.

46、I'm not forgetting the time I ate a whole tray and went to the Calverts' and they had ice cream out of ice they'd brought all the way from Savannah, and I couldn't eat but a spoonful. I'm going to have a good time today and eat as much as I please."

22、The boot prints were no longer discernable but be knew where they'd end.

6、Harry: I wish they'd stop pushing.

38、And they got in this habit of, every time they had a bright, happy text, they'd set this in one kind of mode or key-- a major mode--and every time they had a sad one, they'd set it in minor.