pegged造句怎么写

The teacher pegged a notice to a notice board.

I pegged him down to a price for the work.

The handle on Sparkdrinker is pegged, But due to the weight the peg almost never holds.

He pegged out 10 square feet, paid the licence fee, and returned to his mates.

A pegged exchange rate also cramped the RBI's room to raise interest rates, because that would attract yet more capital.

That seemed to pose little danger as long as Latvia could credibly keep its currency pegged to the euro.

The SDR, which as created in 1969 as a unit of account, was initially pegged to the dollar, but is now based on dollars, euros, sterling and yen.

Hence his attraction for AOL, which has pegged its future entirely to advertising, and which does not usually get first pick among technology talent.

This gauge is specially designed to measure cord insulator's thickness. It is a table type and its meter is pegged on base. Therefore, you don't need to pick it up by hands.

A recent study of their effect, by economists at the San Francisco Federal Reserve Bank, pegged their contribution at just 0.4 percentage points of the close-to-10% jobless rate.

He pegged along the path.

The mountaineers pegged their tent down.

We pegged the tent to the ground.

The pegged-down branches of the plant will take root.

The main macroeconomic difference is that Romania's currency floats, whereas Bulgaria's is pegged to the euro.

Ethanol production last week was pegged record high, suggesting no rationing there despite last week's higher corn prices.

Under the Bretton Woods arrangement currencies were pegged to the dollar at fixed exchange rates. The dollar in turn was tied to gold at a fixed price.

Low-priced camcorders that store images on chips called flash memory are also a hot category, pegged to grow units more than double in 2009.

They're basically giving their whole coastal manufacturing region a big advantage over the rest of the world by keeping their currency pegged to the dollar at its current, unreasonably low rate.

She pegged wet clothes on the line.

He pegged a stone at the barking dog.

The big event has been elsewhere: the great mistake, Asian policymakers concluded, was not pegged, but overvalued, exchange rates.

Well, right then and there I reached down, picked up that money and pegged the person in the back of his head. He turned around and started chasing me.

They pegged it as the cause of failure.

Last spring, Zhang Bin, a senior researcher at the Chinese Academy of Social Science, proposed a one-time appreciation, followed by a return to a pegged exchange rate.

With26mph winds gusting up to35mph, the wind chill factor was pegged at a bone - chilling minus27degrees.

She pegged the washing on the line.