wish的示例

• I almost wish I hadn't invited him.

• I wish I hadn't overindulged so much last night.

• He wished he was more muscular.

• He now wishes he'd never tried to fix the toaster himself.

• I wish I'd never volunteered to do the washing up.

• I wish you'd stop making cheap jokes about my friends.

• I wish you'd do something about your bedroom - it's a real mess.

• I wish they wouldn't fight in front of the kids.

• I wish I could find the time to do more reading.

• I do wish you'd stop going off with my car without asking me beforehand.

• She sold the house even though it was against his wishes.

• How can the government ignore the wishes of the majority?

• In accordance with her wishes, she was buried in France.

• I'm sorry but your personal wishes are not relevant in this case.

• She had no wish to be president.

• The irony is that the school is a product of this larger focus, this sense of community, both of which the suburbanite wishes to buy.

• Officers who wished to leave the southern social order undisturbed were anathema because they placed the nation, not just the party, at risk.

• To answer these questions, we study the problem of a government that wishes to finance optimally a given expenditure sequence.

• Although the bereaved wished to hold their memorial service in private, the authorities had different plans.

• The process seemed completely to exclude the wishes of the counted.

• Although further work is necessary to pursue these tentative findings, they are of interest for those wishing to model macro data successfully.

• Growers were also allowed to grow any crop they wished, with restrictions placed on the production of fruits and vegetables.

• One panelist commented that increased scale and efficiency were important if a producer wishes to farm full-time.

• However, in frailer patients, the rigour of the assessment will depend on compliance with tests, overall prognosis and, most importantly, patient and family wishes.

• The pain is, in this case, intentional - a means to the (laudable) end that this person wishes to achieve.

• A king wishes to determine which of his three wise men is the wisest.

• Participants were asked to grade the additional characteristics and could re-grade the original characteristics if they wished.

• When it came to the motivation test, the patients may have had difficulty putting inner wishes and feelings into words and writing.

• The registry must therefore decide what level of matching it wishes to set.

• However, it wished to move out of the usual definition of preventive interventions as discrete procedures addressed to a particular disease.