“goes in”造句，怎麼用goes in造句

My mother goes in for art

First time, my life goes in orderliness.

他的話使她不寒而慄。

Frost, when he goes north of Boston, goes back to the country, goes in, in a sense, the opposite direction that America is going.

Not letting she goes in, she gets angry very much.

Youth, however, comes and goes in a moment of doze.

Most goes in cash payments to parents; in France and Scandinavia, by contrast, most of the budget goes on child care.

She this goes in, shouted "small Mei", and the Zheng was in the region right away.

Mr Brown goes in for a strange kind of phraseology in his letters.

Life comes from nothing, and goes to nothing. It's the life that comes and goes in a flash that can't be comprehended.

In this series opener, you saw what actually goes into making rock-solid code.

Debugging:The detection and correction of errors in a computer program before it goes into use.

You have to have a gas in there because of the ideal gas for the approximation that goes in here.

The CSS to hide your new ul element goes in a noscript block in the body of .

"He has heard that one is permit a certain latitude with widow, and goes in for the whole 180 degrees."

Whatever direction the advertising for these two powerhouses goes in, it's unlikely either one is going anywhere.

But after two or three minutes he cames out, buys a second ticket and goes in again.

In this technique, the moderator goes in order from one member of the group to the next in turn or sequence.

In fact, I grew up in the roofing and siding business and I have the greatest respect for the hard work that goes into this profession.

Shanghai Qibao wood industry CO. LTD was set up in 2003. It is an modernization enterprise which goes in for high quality wooden door and furniture.

provisions governing criminal liability have been included in this law and therefore provisions in this law will apply as of the date when this law goes into effect.

Film goes in the camera.

and the ball goes in the lake?

He always goes in plain clothes.

Copper wiring goes in one heap, aluminium foil in another.

The memories it haunts and goes in my mind.

Everybody in our institute goes in for sports and nearly everyone is good at basketball.

And in general the rod gets hot, and the work that you have done goes into heat and goes into the deformation of the rod.

Unequalled like the place which you goes in dees not want to leave!

But there's one case, hugely controversial in Argentina right now, that goes in a very different direction.

Once the satellite goes into its orbit round the earth, the panels are unfolded in order to catch the sunshine.

The girl tells him that he CAN'T take a chicken into the theater, so he goes around the corner, stuffs the chicken into his trousers, and returns. He buys his ticket and goes in.

The weeds in the yard grow so terribly that no one can see the top of his head when he goes in.

Number two, this thing is very springy, so the moment that I let it go, it probably goes in some kind of oscillation.

She goes in for badminton and tennis.

The shoemaker's wife often goes in ragged shoes.

The excess of inflow over outflow goes into storage in the control box in two ways.

There are so many towns in the word e are so many pubs in the goes in mine.

Once that ink runs out, another stick goes in, and there’s nothing that needs to be thrown away or recycled.

We're now sitting on some immense beaker on some dusty shelf in another reality, as our Creator goes in search of a postdoc and a future wife.

John goes in for tennis while his wife goes in for painting and sculpture.

Panorama the second patient comes out, the third patient goes in.

In Vienna he goes in search of Bruegel's "The Hunters in the Snow", which he believes to be "the fairest portrait of winter" ever painted.

They are all dreamers. One goes to the sunshine, one goes into the abyss, and another one watches in situ.

He goes in for photography.

Most goes in cash payments to parents; in France and Scandinavia, by contrast, most of the budget goes on child care. In western Germany almost all schools and nurseries close at lunchtime.