“short cut”簡單造句，short cut造句子

Grandpa: No, I don't. Could you tell me how to use the short cut?

They never seen tempted to take a short cut, always working hard and giving a supreme effort.

This paper present the analytical method for structural load calculation for SWATH ship, and the short cut method with empirical formula for preliminary design.

Instead of taking the short cut across the lawn, we walked down to the road and entered through the main gates. With murmurs of delight Daisy admired the flowers, the gardens, and the way the mansion stood out against the sky.

There is no short cut to good essay writing.

Instead of taking the short cut along the sound we went down the road and entered by the big postern.

Sort of the equivalent of a 2d Londoner living on the surface of the globe taking a short cut to Sydney via the Earth's core.

Let's take the short cut to the station.

By my reckoning, this short cut will save us five miles.

The disaster happened when revellers took a short cut through a tunnel that was too narrow to cope with the crowds.

There is a short cut across the field.

Ellen Connolly and Jon Henley ask why giant coal carriers are still using the fragile area as a short cut.

While all the emotions was running around in my body I was at the same time looking for the short cut to the fire escape ladder that that me and Metal had found six months earlier.

I became a familiar sight for the locals and I know most of the faces and every alley and short cut too.

Of course, everyone in the world prefers to take a short cut to success, but the real short cut is one's efficient accumulation in every day.

He says his secret is a short cut to success.

Some of them have the idea that this is a short cut to a fast expatriate package.

Shandong sports authorities said the move aims to crack down on marathon cheating as some athletes had taken a short cut or even hired impostors to run for them.

Alter your route indiscriminately or attempt to take any overgrown short cut s. you may find yourself getting lost or stranded in a place where you can neither retreat nor proceed.