用much as造句子，“much as”造句

"Just as much as you are."

Stay together as a family as much as possible.

She never so much as said "Thanks".

As much as my place is worth to do..

"As much as you have, there's no fixed price.

As long as it is a happy ending, I can cry as much as you want.

My father doesn't speak too much as others.

The number and suffering of animals was as minimized as much as possible.

He did not so much as thank me.

Many countries pay way too much for medicines, sometimes as much as 60 times higher than the international reference price.

So in a process approach to writing, learners write as freely as they can, and as much as they can.

Women are paid 60-70% as much as their male counterparts.

love,friendship,respect,do not unite people as much as a common hatred for something.

They can be quite big. Sometimes they weigh as much as several kilograms.

A person may also give as much as he or she pleases as voluntary alms or charity.

She supported him as much as her slight frame could as he walked to the river's edge.

The China Photo magazine will have6~10 page for you, if3400~4000 words is too much for you, that's OK, please write as much as you can.

Government spending, as a share of GDP, didnot budge much even under Reagan and is much as it was when he left office.

Take as much as you want.

I admire her as much as him

The day ended much as it began.

Indeed, classical sociology debated with Kant as much as Marx.

As far as this commodity is concerned, we can deliver as much as they need.

He can not so much as write a word.

He left without so much as a nod.

In each case, the glacier surged as much as two kilometers down the valley and blocked the Abdukagor River with ice DAMS as much as 100 meters high.

Nothing stops the world in its tracks as much as the world Cup. This is as big as it gets.

People who didn't need to drive as much simply wouldn't bid as much as others, and would instead handle their particular need in some other way.

Sir Nicholas Serota, director of Britain's Tate galleries, describes the museum as "a forum as much as a treasure box".

Try to recover as much as oil / NLS as possible using absorbent material, take action as soon as possible to prevent dissipation of oil / NLS.

Johnson again filled two plates, but Gilbert didn't eat as much as he had at lunch; it was clear that the boy wasn't used to so much food.

as much as a teaspoon will hold.

without so much as; without even

There, you may hold it as much as you like.

Don't you chatter so much as usual, or you'll be sent back, as sure as fate!

It is reported that Americans eat too much protein every day, twice as much as they actually need.

As long as you get into the world of books, you can enjoy as much as a full meal.

When Shousheng returns, I'll give you as much as he brings. I'm not a man if I keep so much as half a dollar!"

We hope that through these amazing photographer’s work our readers find as much as inspiration as we did.

as much as possible

as many or as much as a hat will hold.

Get as much as you can and as early as possible. Helps save time.

Not love so much as eroticism was the enemy, inside marriage as well as outside it.

" Do you smoke as much as ever?" " I'm trying to cut down, not with very much success as yet, I'm afraid."

Motivation to learn the language may be as much as a result of success as a cause.

Can you afford this much (ie as much as this)?

In as much as the earth is round

It is reported that many Chinese babies are taking too much fish oil, twice as much as they physically need.

Our profits after tax reached as much as 8.8 million yuan

as much as a tablespoon will hold.

He did not so much as turn his face.

Not deliberately, not hypocritical, as far as natural as possible, as much as possible. Although there are no volumes of poetry, there are simple years.

Join the activities of web; expose yourself as much as possible such as the media affairs.

The age-genius curve among their female counterparts is much less pronounced; it does not peak or vary as much as a function of age.

"They have a duty to make savings as much as everybody else," he said.

not so much as; not even

"We don't know as much as we would like to know and as much as we expect we will know," she said at a news conference.