Ralph造句
31 Ralph is making a big mistake.
32 Ralph squinted, straining to see the speedometer.
33 And yet Ralph appreciated his visits.
34 Ralph retreated upstairs to his room.
35 Well done Ralph, and full marks Henry.
36 Ralph would compose himself, at the ready.
37 Uncle Ralph was always a good-natured sort.
38 Ralph read, an arduous process.
39 As a boy, Ralph delivered newspapers on a bicycle.
40 Ralph Gibson L.J.'s observations seem equally applicable to libel.
41 Ralph pretended to be scared until Mona grew bored.
42 Sir Ralph, he thought, was probably a miser.
43 He received the same message as Sir Ralph.
44 Ralph launched his slipper across the room.
45 One evening, Ralph was talking about hiring an employee.
46 Ralph, though, was in no position to be picky.
47 You are an iconoclast, Ralph.
48 Kilmer's attorney, Ralph Loeb, said that his client should not have to pay the government anything.
49 Sometimes it seemed to Helen that the real Grover lay between her and Ralph, in the aisle between their beds.
50 Just strolling through, Ralph found his eyelashes coated, his teeth gritty.
51 Ralph had no interest in business matters, which was evident at the cotton mill this morning.
52 It would be in breach of the law to accept that argument, Lord Justice Ralph Gibson said.
53 Ralph, just inside the area, knocked the ball across goal for Whelan to steer it home past Moore.
54 Now, when, at the mention of Grover, no one continued, Ralph looked to see what the women meant.
55 Ralph built Grover a doghouse with windows and a hinged door.
56 Ralph Castaneda, a West exercise rider and friend of the owners, recommended his boss.
57 Ralph heard the metallic scrape of a car starting up outside the waitress, leaving.
58 Helen and Mona and Callie bobbed on the springy front seat with Ralph.
59 You'll be glad to hear that Ralph and I, with my father's consent, are engaged to be married.
60 Its chairman, Ralph Hinchcliffe, said the price fully reflected the value of the businesses.
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