用wonder造句子，“wonder”造句

You may wonder why I should write a genealogy.

People wonder how long he could wield such heavy broadsword.

You have to wonder if the designers have ever actually been near a working refractor...

A lot of people wonder how zombie parents raise such stereotypically ravenous kids.

If our application relies on this principle, it’s natural to wonder about the uncertainty of our predictions.

No wonder, then, that statistics show a surge in broadband use, especially in places that are already prosperous.

The wonder drug has helped relax muscles in children with cerebral palsy, and is currently being tested as a treatment for asthma.

You wonder if they had an inactive profile where they couldn't read your email, or were testing the waters with a few others and would consider you for the future.

I am a dreamer. I have seen you for thousands of times in my dream. I think that's the origin of my former life and you. I wonder if I will dream of you in my next life.

Colour television is realty a wonder.

I wonder if she is married.

No wonder steamed fish became so entrenched in the diet.

It's a wonder that the child came through without a scratch.

I have to go to work this afternoon but I wonder if you would give me your phone number.

W: I've been told that you are a very successful businessman abroad. I wonder how you managed to achieve such success?

Do you ever wonder why some people have amazing people skills and why some are confused to why they are sitting home around all day wishing they could know more people.

They wonder at the boy's wit.

Do you seriously wonder that she didn't help him?

I wonder if you have so much time to do so much work.

But now experts say the ocean liner, once a wonder of the high seas, is falling to pieces.

After meeting the boys in person, I began to wonder if perhaps I should adjust my rule somewhat about remaining celibate this year.

No wonder we love this guy.

Spelunkers look at a cave and wonder how to explore its deepest reaches. But physicists look at it and wonder how it got there in the first place.

Hurstwood looked into her pretty face, crossed with little shadows of wonder and misgiving, and thought he had never seen anything more lovely.

Some people may wonder why the girl in the same office suddenly stopped dining with them; others may be curious about what's inside the boxes that people carry in the early morning subway.

Now I wonder if my grandchild will ever have the experience of being in white bark.

He was convinced that the helicopters were American. "I began to wonder if the Americans were invading us," he says, recalling the recent history of strained relations between the two countries.

Reading historical debates, and hearing of the attention paid to them by a thoughtful populace, certainly makes one wonder.

I wonder if he will make a good captain.

The young man watches in wonder as the hermit wordlessly and idiotically spends his days poking acorns one by one into the moonscape.

In the wonder of the sea.