share的示例

• We'll share the cost between us.

• I hate having to share a bathroom.

• I don't share my boyfriend's love of sport.

• They share the same high ideals.

• We share an interest in gardening.

• Our share of the market has decreased sharply this year.

• We are aiming for a 50 percent share of the German market.

• I'm willing to do my fair share of the work.

• The party's share of the vote rose from 11 percent in the last election to 21 percent this time.

• I took my share of the profits.

• She buys and sells stocks and shares.

• They bought some shares on the London stock exchange.

• Following a tip-off from a friend, we sold all our shares in the company.

• On London's Stock Exchange, 18.5 million shares were traded yesterday.

• The company's shares are now virtually worthless.

• In ex. 5, however, this combativeness becomes not a shared resource for joint identity construction, but a marker of social division.

• The author attempts to examine which elements could be both specific to each lear ner and yet shared, at least partly, by his/her peers.

• There were significant genetic and shared environment correlations among the preschool traits.

• However, in most cases, a shared connotation must be considered as a very fragile quality of a sonic event.

• Ideally by sharing what you, the reader, represent, more can participate in the sharing.

• Processes may communicate by applying operations to shared objects, such as read/write memory, or objects with more powerful semantics.

• The author has a concern, which she shares in her introduction.

• In a concurrent world however, we often want more structure on shared state.

• He recommended that, when buying shares, investors should treat this like marriage, much rather than like a market transaction.

• The construction of hypothetical portfolio shares for each simulation involved two steps.

• A second source of concern is the possibility that there is also a degree of randomness in the translation of seats into portfolio shares.

• In other words, there is a clear order in the distribution of energy shares by the primary fuel (see table 1).

• The main point here is that the drawing increases in size as it moves into shared ownership.

• The nature of a public narrative is to record and recount shared memory and so to reinforce a predominant perception of an environment.

• The changing layout of the table traced those who met there and celebrated their meeting by sharing food.