sharpy造句

• Or a gambler clever enough to beat real-life sharpies.
• The sharpies in Las Vegas can't see that happening.
• As of 2002, 200 million Sharpies had been sold worldwide.
• Sharpies would van over classier stock from New Orleans fairgrounds.
• You can put away your Sharpies and stop using your code names.
• So Martha has beaten the Harvard Business School sharpies at their own game.
• In this installment, we ask : What about safety pins and Sharpies?
• I, for one, hope to be one of those old sharpies.
• As a federal prosecutor, he put away mobsters and Wall Street sharpies.
• King Christian VI, however, sided with Danneskiold, sharpy repuking Benzon.
• The Clinton I know is sharpy-sharp.
• As he towelled off, Ali surveyed the crowd of sunburned tourists and ringside sharpies.
• Most barstool sharpies in the City of Big Mikes regard Jerry " Crumbs"
• You can have Eagles wide receiver Terrell Owens and all those Sharpies in his sock.
• Various sharpie yachts were designed by those who found the lines of working sharpies appealing.
• Don't worry . . . a few league sharpies are attempting to concoct remedies.
• I'm not aware of a rule that states no bells or whistles or Sharpies.
• Available venues became rare and media reports accused Loyde of encouraging the violence of some sharpies.
• Sharpies may be considered one of the simplest types of boat from the construction point of view.
• They adapted the sharpies of Long Island Sound by increasing the beam and simplifying the sail plan.