“cheating”造句，怎麼用cheating造句

Taking drugs before the Games isconsidered cheating and against sportsmanship.

Lyndon was exonerated from the accusation of cheating.

Cheating was alive and well back then, so a scribe copied everyone's answers to reduce its occurrence - and depending on the year, cheating could be punishable by death!

I tell you, buddy, you're going to feel like an idiot. She's not cheating on you.

Soccer's mOSt infamous example of cheating came during the June 1986 FIFA World Cup quarterfinal.

We are also aware of some cheating on the celeb vote, and we will disqualify entries if it continues.

Hard work pays off much more than cheating because you actually get long-term benefits from it.

Has he ever bragged about cheating on an exam or paying someone to write a paper for him in college?

We'd been together ten years, and it turned out that for a significant portion of that, he'd been cheating on me with men.

In the beginning of the F8, Andy was accused of murdering his cheating wife and his lover, and was sent to Shawshank Penitentiary. Was he the real murderer?

At that time, due to my over-trust in one of my best friends, I lent her a large sum of money without realizing that she was cheating me. Finally she vanished with all the money.

Caught cheating at cards, he ran off to join the army, and then deserted—but not before he connected with the Green Gang, the notorious gangsters who controlled the Shanghai underworld.

Why, she’s even thinking about cheating herself!

Cheating to win is bad enough. But cheating to lose is far more corrosive.

The problem of cheating in chess is certainly not new.

Their emotions drove them to do the right thing and refrain from cheating.

That's just part of the story for cheating politicians, whose power and feelings of invincibility can also lead them astray.

TO MOST people, ballot boxes containing unanimity of votes for just one out of 36 candidates in an election might raise a suspicion of cheating.

Practically the danger is that our thoughts take a more deterministic turn and we move towards more aggression and cheating and away from helping behaviours.

Honest students despise cheating.

If I cop you cheating again you'll be in trouble.

Technically, this is cheating, but if there’s no touching it doesn’t count.

Of those who admitted cheating, 65 percent had been caught out by their mobile, with a third saying their partner had read incriminating text messages.

This is "cheating pupils", he said.

When their cheating partner actually said sorry, it was never as good as they would have imagined.

One of the most difficult to recover from and damaging influences is cheating.

During quizzes, Dr. St. Pierre now requires everyone to leave their books at the front of the classroom to prevent cheating, a precaution not taken during any of his two decades at Delaware.