whole 9 yards造句

例句与造句

1. I had horses, my own cows, the whole 9 yards,
2. They were 9 yards and 38 seconds from taking the whole 9 yards.
3. Too short, an African-American playing quarterback, the whole 9 yards.
4. The term " the whole 9 yards " came from WWII fighter pilots in the Pacific.
5. If the pilots fired all their ammo at a target, it got " the whole 9 yards ."
6. It's difficult to find whole 9 yards in a sentence. 用whole 9 yards造句挺难的
7. I see a lot of reckless driving : speeding, changing lanes, abruptly stopping, cutting people off _ the whole 9 yards.
8. Under normal circumstances, when a class would go through training, you'd have a commencement exercise, the whole 9 yards.
9. Her book " The Whole 9 Yards " was published in 2012, and followed by an app " Learn Sari " in 2014.
10. Regardless of size _ mine is the proverbial whole 9 yards long, and about 10 feet wide _ pools are enormous, costly headaches.
11. She's soaking in " the whole 9 yards " of the college experience, and doing it in sync with her contemporaries.
12. Q : What is the origin of the term " the whole 9 yards " ?-- J . L ., Fort Worth.
13. The whole 9 yards has an unknown precise origin, but perhaps is derived from or related to the mid-1800s term " to the nines " or " up to the nines, " which means perfectly or thoroughly as in " dressed to the nines ."
14. :: : Call me paranoid but-let's say we go the whole 9 yards, put it in our manual of style that photographs should be attributed, etc . When we ( inevitably ) forget to attribute one, and should wikipedia ( or one of our contributors ) be brought into court as a result, couldn't our desire to attribute photos be used as an implicit admission of culpability for infringement on their moral rights ? & rarr; Raul654 08 : 03, Apr 1, 2004 ( UTC)
15. He also notes that discussion about " 9 yards " of all kinds of things appear in thousands of places ( perhaps including sportswriters talking about jumping the whole 9 yards instead of 8.99 yards ), but that it's never used in any sense that indicates that it means " everything, the whole kit and kaboodle, the whole ball of wax, ", etc .; all of these other references simply flow from the context ( perhaps e . g ., " she bought 9 yards of fabric . . . . and used the whole 9 yards " ).
16. He also notes that discussion about " 9 yards " of all kinds of things appear in thousands of places ( perhaps including sportswriters talking about jumping the whole 9 yards instead of 8.99 yards ), but that it's never used in any sense that indicates that it means " everything, the whole kit and kaboodle, the whole ball of wax, ", etc .; all of these other references simply flow from the context ( perhaps e . g ., " she bought 9 yards of fabric . . . . and used the whole 9 yards " ).