sluggard การใช้

• No need to go to the ant, thou sluggard.
• That is about a week less than the next sluggard.
• They evolved from cold-blooded sluggards to warm-blooded amphetamine addicts.
• To such sluggards, I can only say " Fie !"
• The first proverb admonishes, " Go to the ant, you sluggard!
• Do not become a sluggard in the race.
• Punning, Bannister says, " Go to the ant, thou sluggard ."
• That practically makes him the household sluggard.
• Absentee voters are suddenly important, and here I am, stuck with the sluggards.
• Ironically, earlier newspaper articles under-exaggerated the Martians as being " sluggard creatures ".
• But back to those sidewalk-hogging CityPlace sluggards . . . no wait, one more.
• At Canaan, New York, a sister recalled that they " scorched " some sluggards into leaving.
• Matt Dillon plays the tormented surf refugee as a self-pitying sluggard, almost a distraction from Douglas'energy.
• And only the ignorant think those who can't afford prescribed medicines are, by nature, fiscally irresponsible sluggards.
• But D'Artagnan is quick with a blade, full of spirit and determined to rally this pack of sluggards.
• Neither word seems really good for an academic paper, since laggard is somewhat obsolescent, and sluggard a bit harsh.
• :: That's the original sense ( etymological fallacy guy, where are you ? ) and there's also sluggard.
• Conceding at least fifteen pounds to her opponents, she won from Colonel Peel's three-year-old colt Sluggard and two others.
• She has a young, wealthy and lovely daughter called Dorinda, and a sluggard son, Squire Sullen, who has recently married a comely London lady.