atrocious造句怎么写

In the 2003 raid staff noticed the "atrocious" wig worn by Nebojsa Denic.

I have a great mind to put it into the fire, to punish your atrocious humbug and hypocrisy.

The name of that old flame who kissed you in Kew Gardens way back when is on the tip of your tongue. Your memory is atrocious.

Rob: Please don't hang up . I need to apologize for my atrocious behavior last night. I was a real jerk and I'm really, really sorry.

The facts around us are that the kind may not outstand but the atrocious person gains some convenience and advantage because others dare not strive against him.

It became rapidly clear after the team (Hadow, Ann Daniels and Martin Hartley) was hampered by atrocious weather at the beginning of the trek that reaching the pole would be a challenge.

The food here is atrocious.

It's all been an atrocious piece of frenzy and cruelty.

Our assessment is that there are pretty atrocious labor practices.

Blair is such an atrocious defender that you can't really keep him on the court.

He correctly identified another problem: that while most American public schools are pretty good, a significant minority are atrocious.

These see China unwillingly develop the strength big and powerful, the means is extremely atrocious in vainly attempting China to be strangled in growing up.

Congenital deficiency, bad living habits or being stimulated by character, the intense from the fast speed of life and work, environmental pollution and atrocious weather can cause sub-health problem.

Yet, the atrocious bandit still killed her in the end.

Of course, it's hard to trust any feel-good feeling in this atrocious bear market.

I have mentioned this numerous times. Anderson is probably the worst defender on this team. He is rookie and he will probably improve but he is absolutely atrocious defensively.

The atrocious name grated harshly on my ear.

Airfare seems to be atrocious nowadays.

That atrocious system which having attained to the fullest measure of detestable injustice and cruelty, was now fast crumbling into ruin.