its a mystery造句

• But the bride is nowhere in sight, and Nancy declares it a mystery.
• Anything wrapped has about it a mystery.
• He doesn't make it a mystery, how he feels about certain things.
• It is a kind of detective story and some reviews present it as mystery fiction.
• Even Jock Christie, the superintendent of Sir John's gardens, leaves it a mystery.
• If this is correct, its a mystery how they originally migrated there centuries ago from far off lands.
• Other reporters called the case a " classic whodunit, " another way of calling it a mystery.
• :How on earth is it a mystery that I turned up at the RFC on the Big Bang theory?
• "I call it a mystery squid, " said Mike Vecchione, a National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration researcher.
• ** * I will do my best to try and seek further information on the rooms even though its a mystery.
• You could call it a mystery, but that would imply that Colonel Mustard just offed someone in the library with a candlestick.
• Nor is it a mystery why : the documents are written by lawyers, for lawyers ( and even lawyers think they are stultifying ).
• There's no point in keeping it a mystery if all people are going to do is to ask on the wikipedia reference desk.
• "I find it a mystery why the game went our way so much, " said West Coach Paul Westphal of the Suns.
• He smartly suggests that there must be something inside this swine that allows him to create such beautiful music, but he leaves it a mystery.
• If " The Kevin McHale Story " were a feature-length film, no one would be silly enough to label it a mystery.
• The liner notes of the band's debut album, Major Organ and the Adding Machine, leave it a mystery as to who is officially featured.
• When it struck residents of Port Klang, 40 kilometers ( 24 miles ) west of Kuala Lumpur, doctors were at first unable to determine the source of their ailment and proclaimed it a mystery disease.
• A huge Russian cargo plane arrived at the Huntsville International Airport before dawn Monday, bringing with it a mystery : What kind of cargo was it carrying, and why was the cargo trucked to Redstone Arsenal?
• His thoughts on the elusive " je ne sais quoi " that was in vogue in the seventeenth century, expressed through his characters, ends in assessing it a mystery that escapes a rational inquiry.