a field day造句怎麼寫

But details of the deal were leaked (by whom is unclear) and the press had a field day.

Congress and the American press had a field day, vying with one another to see how much blame they could dump at Mr Annan's door.

Four years ago, a joke by Murray at a press conference - when he said he would be supporting "anyone but England" at the World Cup - turned sour, with the tabloid press having a field day.

Certain medieval theologians — who puzzled over how many angels could dance on the head of a pin — would have had a field day with this picture by retired entomologist Klaus Bolte of Canada.

The newspaper had a field day with the scandal.

When fundamentals and technicals are in gear, a savvy trader can have a field day.

Carson had been having a field day with the speech in his monologues.

The UK's tabloid newspapers had a field day after England captain John Terry's affair was exposed.

In the 1st round of the U. s. Open, Connors had a field day with his inexperienced young opponent, winning in straight sets.

On December 7, 1941 the Japanese airforce made a sneak attack on Pearl Harbor. Within some hours time Japanese military force in Peiping acted, taking over institutions and offices and rounding up people who had been defying them. They had a field day.

If we delay Montayne now, the press will have a field day.

The press and her opponents would have a field day digging into the dirty details of her background.

The prophets of doom have had a field day.

If we had a system like China, probably it would have been worse as a select group of marauders would have had a field day sucking the country for there benefit.

When the kids saw all the toys in the room, they had a field day.