“courting”造句，怎麼用courting造句

So Siemens is courting women, and mothers.

I was courting death or at least a kidnapping.

There were several courting couples in the park.

I have no attention of courting (falling in love).

Instead of openly courting investors, he pretended to fend them off.

But its leaders have been courting other Security Council members, especially Brazil and Turkey.

"Songwriting is basically like a courting process, like hunting women. Most of the time it's a hassle" — Leonard Cohen, 1972.

Japan Inc needs more creative thinkers and linguists. So several firms are courting young Japanese who have been abroad.

When the guy down the hall gets a bigger raise, perhaps by courting the boss, that's what really bothers us.

So Shi spent the next 10 months making connections and courting politicians while he, his wife, and their two young children lived off his savings.

Except on some large institutional boards, little strategic thinking goes into identifying candidates and courting them to see if they're a good fit.

In Europe, the London Stock Exchange has been actively courting foreign listings for a number of years, with a recent surge in listings from developing markets such as Russia.

He is courting, that is, he has just fallen in love with you. He is clumsy, that is, he is deeply in love with you. He is leisurely, that is, he is tired of you.

He has been courting her.

Thirteen 13, fourteen 14, maids a courting;

Courting may last three, four, or even six weeks. They don't eat during the courting.

Behind our school there is a stream courting the fishermen.

Play the songs you two loved best when you were courting.

One cup of coffee a day is fine, but people who drink coffee all day long are courting reflux.

That would not only benefit the foreigners, but China too-which is probably the main reason it is courting them in the first place.

These groups still encourage marriage within the faith, but instead of shunning those who do marry non-Jews, they are now courting these intermarried couples.

Jack Potter, 91, visits Phyllis, 93, who suffers from dementia, every day at her care home and shows her photographs and recalls fond memories of their courting days and holidays.

The government has already started courting them.

Yet it now finds itself courting international disapproval both over whales and over tuna.

LVMH, a French luxury-goods conglomerate which owns Veuve Clicquot among other brands, was reduced to courting tiny winegrowers.

KISSING is a very popular university student activity but usually it involves a lot of courting, flirting and a couple of dates to score a sloppy one (sloppy kiss that is).

Both products are also courting the large PHP market.

Researchers observed how spiders reacted to various visitors to their webs-like leaf fragments, courting males, prey like flies, and the assassin bugs.

The other parties detest him personally, but have been courting his voters.

Both camps are frantically courting them.