用“repairs”造句大全，repairs造句

Within are offcuts of clothing ordered by the current heir to the British throne—used for repairs.

After 14 months of repairs, the giant machine was restarted on Friday evening and the first beam started circulating in a clockwise direction around the tunnel about 10pm.

The Museum is located at the edge of the airfield. In general, exhibits are in good condition, although almost all of them need small repairs and the painting.

Expenditures for ordinary repairs, maintenance, fuel, and other items necessary to the ownership and use of plant assets are called revenue expenditure and are recorded by debiting expense accounts.

The boat put in at Shanghai for repairs.

The total cost of repairs amounted to 100 dollars.

I asked three building firms to estimate for the repairs to the house.

The owner of the tenement which I have occupied for many years has given notice that he will furnish but little or nothing more for repairs.

In fact, the Danish captain explains that, strictly speaking, the boat is designed to be run by just 13 people; but he likes to have some more on board, for maintenance and repairs... Sensible chap.

The caterpillar repairs the damage by weaving a silken wall.

Another way to dig up fewer streets is to avoid unearthing cables for small repairs.

At Oxfam, I work on administrative matters, from arranging office insurance to repairs of office equipment, from hygiene control to office safety.

Our photocopier is in continual need of running repairs.

All told, taxpayers have spent at least $592, 000 for rent, utilities, repairs, furnishings and supplies since Perry moved in.

You became a pretty good mechanic, helping me with repairs, and I was mighty proud of you when you jumped into the cab and backed up over the rose bushes.

You must set the initial cost of a new car against the saving you'll make on repairs.

Streetlight repairs may also be delayed during storms or significant weather events.

But scientists now believe there are stem cells in all of us that regenerate human hearts; they just do it a glacial pace, not nearly fast enough to make repairs in the event of injury.

The workmen closed off the street for repairs.