revisit造句
1. We need to revisit this proposal as soon as the budget is clearer.
2. Maria was eager to revisit her first school.
3. Levey said he plans to revisit the same sites this spring and summer.
4. I joined a science team in 1985 to revisit Rose Garden.
5. Constantly revisit the disciplines and impact of your specific strategies.
6. Mayer has encouraged the actors to revisit the familiar text.
7. The memories were too painful to revisit, but I suspect that similar sorrows bound us unconsciously.
8. And no matter how many times you revisit the place, it never gets better.
9. To explain this paradox, we must revisit the dawn of the modern marketing age.
10. Someday, I will revisit it.
11. Indeed. Someday, I will revisit it.
12. Now, there is no need to revisit the issues.
13. They again asas they revisit their friendship, it develops into something more intimate.
14. It's usually a mistake to revisit a beloved locale - it has changed and so have you.
15. So what we're trying to do now is revisit the thermodynamics that we've spent most of the term deriving and trying to use in a microscopic approach.
16. To illustrate how to use dacscheck, let's revisit the pseudo-code that builds a menu, presented in Listing 2, this time in Perl.
17. There are two primary reasons to revisit today's HMO — savings to you and savings to your employees.
18. Famine may revisit North Korea, parts of Africa or, disastrously for U.S. foreign policy, Afghanistan.
19. Now we wish to revisit information we have previously given you.
20. He will backtrack and revisit Virgo and your sixth house from April 8 th until July 20 th.
21. While one may not revisit these predictions (or even care to go back in time and see what Gartner predicted for 2010), such predictions are contextually relevant to understand the changing landscape.
22. Having made the find and recorded that spot, he did not revisit the tree for nearly fifteen years.
23. There are glimpses into the future joy of the coming festival as we revisit the Old Testament prophet Isaiah.
24. Because their learning was iterative, much like peeling an onion, we revisit some issues time and again.
25. Our company would understand the wishes of customers better through invitation and revisit.Sentence dictionary
26. Overall, the tourism resources and services, tourism activities have larger impact on respondent's intention to revisit while the cost value has the least impact.
27. Now that the Finals are over and the Mavericks have been crowned champions, it only seems appropriate to revisit Thorpe to praise the Mavericks and extract forward-looking lessons for the Heat.
28. But it does point out that maybe we need to revisit our own definition of success.
29. It was the orderly calm and surrounding beauty that lured Athar and his wife here. Bin Laden's presence and death may give him reason to revisit that view.
30. You've seen how you can apply curried closures to functional patterns, so now let's take a look at what happens when we revisit an important object-oriented design pattern using similar techniques.
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