“to stake”造句，怎麼用to stake造句

There are five or six -training sessions left -before we play Chelsea for players to stake their claim.

It's wise to stake out each freed prisoner for a few months after he gets out of prison.

Bird by ear: There is no better season to learn birding by ear than spring, when many returning migrants use song to stake their territories and claim mates.

Your first step is to brainstorm by making the lists as long a possible.

Despite looking rather impotent at times in qualifying, Portugal will see this as a chance to stake an early claim on second place.

Indeed, which dark horses could still make a charge, and where are the blue sky opportunities for innovative start-ups to stake their claim in the mobile travel apps gold rush?

Jane is determined to stake her claim as an actress.

Canada's prospectors have fanned out to stake claims in northern areas that were previously overlooked.

Thereupon he decided to stake his all on one throw of the dice: he was going in as a bull!

Poland, as soon as declared independence and established official government borders (autumn 1918), decided to stake a claim to expropriate Lithuanian Vilnius region, Belarus and half of Ukraine.

Today, by contrast, its refusal to leverage itself and its decision not to stake its own money in the derivatives markets has left it looking much smarter than its embattled bulge-bracket rivals.

The point is not to stake out different positions but to own the popular issue.

They turned down new jobs, transfers or recalls to stake roots in their adopted home, sometimes with potential risk to their career or finances.

To be loved, and to love, need courage, the courage to judge certain values as of ultimate concern – and to take the jump and to stake everything on these values.愛與被愛都需要勇氣——將某些價值視為終極價值的勇氣以及為了這些價值孤注一擲和不惜一切的勇氣。

Since the fall of Hussein six years ago, they have returned to make inroads, but have until now not been allowed to stake a claim for exploration rights.

Salomon Kalou has had plenty of opportunities to stake his claim for a place but has been far too inconsistent.