lackadaisically造句

例句与造句

1. That was before the Liberty went out and played so lackadaisically.
2. Historically, Latin Americans were lackadaisically portrayed as lazy, backwards and suspicious.
3. Early in the season, guys were going about their jobs a little lackadaisically.
4. Playing lackadaisically, Weiskopf shot a second straight 75 and barely made the cut at six-over.
5. The dance sequences are awkwardly shoehorned into personal stories that are too tentative and lackadaisically developed to accumulate much weight.
6. It's difficult to find lackadaisically in a sentence. 用lackadaisically造句挺难的
7. Soriano lackadaisically drifted to his left, made a half-hearted dive ent " the ball rolled into right field.
8. They grazed lackadaisically, seeming to know that if they left everyone alone, they'd be left alone as well.
9. The Devils started the season lackadaisically and their performance reached a low in the 2-0 loss at Quebec on Saturday afternoon.
10. That is the case for the two questions below, the first of which I originally answered too narrowly and the second too lackadaisically.
11. Am I the only person surprised that the Dodgers'Gary Sheffield convened a players-only team meeting because the team was playing lackadaisically?
12. But Ledee exhaled and came back with a huge double that dropped between Roberto Kelly and Juan Gonzalez, who both approached the ball lackadaisically.
13. The ritual protest by Xinhua, China's de facto embassy, accusing the British of masterminding the demonstrations, was delivered almost lackadaisically this time.
14. He was consul during the second year of the Third Punic War, which he conducted so lackadaisically that he was replaced by Scipio the following year.
15. Still, when she accused Kennedy of ducking campaign debates and taking the campaign lackadaisically, Kennedy's eruption and ensuing admonition seemed to bespeak a certain chauvinism.
16. And his timing was so perfect : he rolls in after the party lackadaisically throws together a package that was sure to be criticized, and steals the show.
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