“in the cart”簡單造句，in the cart造句子

Little did Oedipus think that the man sitting in the cart was King Laicus, his father.

The stuff in the cart would include a kettle, dishes, blankets, a chair, a bucket and an axe.

This enables the user to use the back button to switch between both screens while displaying the number of stocks in the cart.

Billy Smallbury, one of the men who had been in the cart, climbed up with a bucket of water, to throw water on Gabriel and keep the flames off him.

What did they put in the cart?

Only once. After that there aren't 8,888 apples in the cart.

Each string is the name of an item, and the corresponding number in the associative array is the quantity of that item in the cart.

It is good to go straight ahead, but only by pulling in the cart and not looking up the road, it will go all the way, or walk to a blind alley, never to return to the day.

Second, the user can add items to the shopping cart and see the total cost of items in the cart.

perpetual shopping carts display the number of items in the cart and sub-total as a shopper navigates the site.

But for a long while they stayed awake, chatting, recalling the dismay of the doctor, and the delight of the doctor's wife, or running out on to the steps to report on what was going on in the cart.

Calculate the total cost for all the items in the cart from the returned structure.

The man sitting in the cart, angry at the young man in the way, whipped him on the face with an oath .

Don't stand up in the cart.

I turned sharply, and am positive I saw the man who was in the cart retreating from one of the bedroom Windows.

At last they turned into their little bunks in the cart.

Harness the pony and we'll go for a ride in the cart.

Often, users are issued a session IDs that can be used later to recall a particular application state (think about shopping a cart application that has to remember what's in the cart).

Let's put our bags in the cart.

Ruan Ming was a short man. He sat in the cart, hands bound behind him, head bowed, looking like a sick monkey, with a narrow two-foot long white board stuck in the ropes behind him on which were written his name and crime.