“prime”可以造什么句，prime造句

This should be the prime of our lives.

The prime minister seemed mostly to object to her aristocracy.

Undaunted, he submitted a series of 40 demands to the prime minister, imperiously giving the prime minister two weeks to respond.

He could then ascend to the prime ministerial job after elections in 2014.

If he ran this autumn, it would solve a problem for the prime minister, Donald Tusk.

By then, he may already be prime minister. Or he may not.

His critics say they are half-hearted, too, because ideologically the prime minister sympathises with the settlers.

Abhisit Vejjajiva, the present prime minister, rejected their ultimatum But said he would listen to their grievances.

So often the prime mover is an inventor of some sort, while the partner brings street smarts or finance, or simply energy and confidence.

To the joy of some 250m dalits, and the consternation of almost everybody else, Miss Mayawati hopes to claim the prime ministership for herself.

Seifert decided to employ a method she has studied, "predictive encoding," a process to prime her mind to recognize such a study partner if she happened upon him.

Assimilation as an official policy died, although it is still favoured by some academics, including Tom Flanagan of the University of Calgary, who has close ties to the current prime minister.

The Polish prime minister, Donald Tusk, has submitted a report to the European Commission saying his country will not support a high profile candidate who has ambitions to enlarge the role.

But in refusing to make any back-room concessions to Mr Ozawa, and in seeing off Mr Ozawa's sidekick, Yukio Hatoyama, the former prime minister, he has started to earn back the public's respect.

此外，解释*叙述是随意的(并且经常出错或语无伦次—例如，我找不到第一个示例—prime . py—的介绍的开头或结尾)。

Restrict the meaning of the class and prime words.

An ingratiating, indulgent tone lollops into the narrative whenever it settles on this woman, the story's prime mover, if not its prime focus.

Even figures on the right, including three former prime ministers, have voiced unease.

His two deputy prime ministers, Silvan Shalom and Moshe Ya 'alon, have given voice to their displeasure.

The prime minister and leader of Civic Platform, Donald Tusk, can boast of economic growth in 2009 of 1.7% and a government with strong approval ratings.

One of these splicing signals sits at the beginning of the intron and is called the5'( five-prime) splice site; the others, located at the end of the intron, are known as the branch site, the polypyrimidine tract and, finally, the3'( three-prime) splice site.

"When you work with someone for four years as I did, and you work closely, you do build a friendship and I became friends with him," the prime minister said.

He is the prime mover in the whole matter.

The prime minister first tried to renegotiate the tax clauses with Telemedia.

In a recent television interview the Malaysian prime Minister expressed his deep concern about economic situation in his country.

A number of outstanding persons who are in the prime of life and have both ability and political integrity have been promoted to leading posts in both central and local departments of the Party, government and army.

Moody's has three levels of prime or investment grade ratings, divided into 10 subsidiary levels, from Aaa, the top Prime-1 rating, to Baa3, the bottom Prime-3 rating.

Professor Jack van Honk, one of the researchers, said: "We are excited by this finding because it suggests testosterone levels prenatally prime later testosterone effects on the mind."

Cereal, however, appears mainly to prime the body to break down only carbohydrates, the International Journal of Obesity reports.

To see why Welch wanted -- needed -- a revolution, you have to remember the sorry state of the world when this driven, intense 45-year- old got his job: On the December day in 1980 when GE announced his promotion, the prime rate rose to 21.5% ;