rulebreaking造句

例句与造句

1. Liz concludes that society rewards rulebreaking and anti-social behavior, so she escalates her imitation of an insane old woman to get more personal space in her day-to-day errands.
2. That's because the conference, as was mentioned, is taking money earned by players to help maintin the system that denies them benefits such as bowl trips for rulebreaking the current players didn't commit.
3. No, CBrown, just because I am familiar with your rulebreaking or Rod Martin's rulebreaking does not mean that I am involved with or condone either . talk ) 20 : 45, 7 April 2008 ( UTC)
4. No, CBrown, just because I am familiar with your rulebreaking or Rod Martin's rulebreaking does not mean that I am involved with or condone either . talk ) 20 : 45, 7 April 2008 ( UTC)
5. Rather than falling into his trap of me reverting him for a 3rd time, I am ceasing my editing here to report him to avoid rulebreaking on my own behalf . talk ) 19 : 23, 24 May 2011 ( UTC)
6. It's difficult to find rulebreaking in a sentence. 用rulebreaking造句挺难的
7. And as an added bonus, setting some explicit quotas of rulebreaking could help the popular elite wisely budget their special privileges, so they don't go wasting them on a trifle matter, but instead can save them up for the really important matters . : ) :)
8. And editors who repeatedly and determinedly go back to their preferred version of the article, accusing those who disagree with them of bad faith and rulebreaking, are at risk of getting blocked for 3RR or edit-warring ( and are unlikely to find any sympathy by trying to claim the exemption for reverting obvious vandalism ).
9. He also engaged in a feud with Pat Patterson, a part-time wrestler who also did color commentary on the WWF's syndicated programs, after Mosca attacked Patterson at a television taping with a water pitcher; Patterson had grown disgusted with Mosca's rulebreaking tactics and, setting off the attack, publicly thanked a referee for disqualifying Mosca for refusing to pin his jobber opponent.
10. They range from insignificant ( rulebreaking found to be careless but inadvertent, Dodgers pay a slap-on-the-wrist fine ) to highly inconvenient ( rulebreaking found to be willful, Dodgers forced to outbid other teams to keep Beltre ) to disastrous ( rulebreaking found to fit a pattern of deceit, Dodgers wave goodbye to young infield cornerstone and are barred from signing foreign players for a time ).
11. They range from insignificant ( rulebreaking found to be careless but inadvertent, Dodgers pay a slap-on-the-wrist fine ) to highly inconvenient ( rulebreaking found to be willful, Dodgers forced to outbid other teams to keep Beltre ) to disastrous ( rulebreaking found to fit a pattern of deceit, Dodgers wave goodbye to young infield cornerstone and are barred from signing foreign players for a time ).
12. They range from insignificant ( rulebreaking found to be careless but inadvertent, Dodgers pay a slap-on-the-wrist fine ) to highly inconvenient ( rulebreaking found to be willful, Dodgers forced to outbid other teams to keep Beltre ) to disastrous ( rulebreaking found to fit a pattern of deceit, Dodgers wave goodbye to young infield cornerstone and are barred from signing foreign players for a time ).