all-in造句
1. You look all-in. Are you OK?
2. The all-in holiday includes fares, full board and entrance to museums.
3. Kind of like going all-in on a poker hand.
4. All-in, the role of those earning under $100, 000 in our overall spending has declined by 6% over the past ten years.
5. Aaron McGruder, creator of "The Boondocks," went all-in on Tyler, insinuating that Perry is gay and engages in sexual harassment on the set.
6. Tallboy was confronted by a very tall man of considerable girth who looked like a retired all-in wrestler.
7. Because with the deal to bring back Hedo Turkoglu and bring in Gilbert Arenas,[/all-in.html] we're already all-in for this season.
8. It's software suppliers that provide the Web portals, software modules or even all-in Web-to-print applications.
9. What's more, by then it could be churning out panels at a lower all-in cost than current cost leader First Solar, an American firm.
10. This is implicit with any startup, but becomes much more real when the founder himself discloses the fact that even he is not totally all-in on this idea.
11. Moon jumped to nearly a 100 million-chip lead after a 20-minute break, but Cada's fortunes changed when he made one of the more memorable all-in calls in recent World Series of Poker history.
12. They cut and patched up scenes and quotes of interviewees, to make an all-in effort on fake stories about unrest in railway stations, violent crackdown and callosity of the government.