“cure all”造句，怎麼用cure all造句

Also remember that a novel has an old Chinese medicine, he can cure all diseases, and there is a disease that only he can cure.

Busy is a good medicine to cure all neurosis. Once busy, it is neither sad nor gossiping.

But Mr. McCain is selling the same old snake oil, claiming that deregulation and tax cuts cure all ills.

For example, their scales are not magic medicine that can cure all kinds of diseases. Also, their meat contains parasites, and eating it can actually harm our health.

In particular they sought a fanciful substance called "the elixir of life", a powerful medicine which was to cure all illness, and which some people thought would turn out to be the same substance as "the philosopher's stone".

Time is a good medicine to cure all diseases.

Time can cure all injury, also will dilute all the attentive.

Bankers had been under no illusions that the tweaked Paulson plan would cure all the financial system's ills.

Mary Lasker needed a philanthropic cause, and found one in harnessing the tremendous power of medical research to cure all manner of disease.

This research,which is reported in New Scientist, is the latest in a series of findings which have elevated olive oil to the status of a modern cure all.

Really? Oh, yes. It is a remedy to cure all ills.

Once upon a time a Frog came forth from his home in the marshes and proclaimed to all the world that he was a learned physician, skilled in drugs and able to cure all diseases.

Open wounds stack, hence a Fibrin Bandage may not cure all your open wounds in a single use.

The salesman proclaimed that his tonic would cure all ills.