as new sheet造句

• Clean-up is generally done on a new sheet of paper.
• On the hour, we would pull up a new sheet.
• They'll slap a new sheet down if the team returns at the end of October.
• Open Excel and start a new sheet.
• Over the following 10 years, William helped his uncle John plan a new sheet-rolling plant in Newport, Wales.
• The priest asked Pfeifer's 16-year-old son, Michael, to write a neater version on a new sheet of paper and date it.
• He put it on the porch and covered it with a new sheet of plastic and hauled beach towels out of his truck.
• If you want to make a new sheet from many maps or to change the center, you must re-project the earth to a paper.
• By March 1951, Toronto has softened and a news sheet called " Canadian World Government News " was ready for distribution among the groups.
• Strangely, one of the best tests of color is to see how the set reproduces white-- it ought to look clean as a new sheet.
• It's a bit more of a job, but you just strip the shingles and felt paper off and pop a new sheet of plywood in place.
• He also edited a news sheet entitled " Ulster Militant " which urged war on republicans and their " passive sympathisers " by the emerging UDA.
• The user then has the option of either inserting the pivot table into an existing sheet or creating a new sheet to house the pivot table.
• Involved in producing a news sheet, " The Workers'Cause ", he was among 40 activists arrested on the night before the first issue's publication and charged with sedition.
• On the New Road side of the ground, the 1930s extension to the terrace was removed, with a new sheet metal wall added to the back of the stand.
• It began in 1953 as a news sheet published by the New Zealand colonial administration in the Niuean language, alongside an English language news sheet called the " Niue Newsletter ".
• While involved in producing a news sheet, " Rabochee delo " ( " " Workers'Cause " " ), he was among 40 activists arrested in St . Petersburg and charged with sedition.
• The newspaper appeared for the first time on July 4, 1919, as a news sheet for the United Club _ a social club for South African troops stationed in what was then called South West Africa.
• State disability money pays for Selman's home attendant, and the trust fund covers needs such as new sheets, an air conditioner, and the care of his three pets _ a dog named Penny, and two cats, Lucky and Happy.
• These include RM35 million in a new foil mill, RM7 million paint line for extruded products, RM17 million for a second coater line at associate company Alcom Nikkei Specialty Coatings Sdn Bhd, and the establishment of a new sheet products business.