The habit has invaded every nook and cranny of our lives, sparing no-one, and costing us dearly.(這種習(xí)慣已經(jīng)入侵到了我們生活的每一個角落，影響到每一個人，給我們帶來重大的損失。)

The first thing I decided to do wasmake an altar to thank the Lord for sparing my life while flooding the earth.(當(dāng)時我想要做的第一件事便是建造一個祭臺以感謝上帝拯救了我的生命。)

As for the green technology that Japan can share, both sides say it is a good thing but are infuriatingly sparing with the details.(至于日本可供分享的綠色科技，雙方都說這是件好事但都避談細節(jié)問題。)

I feel that sparing an instructor these sentences may redeem me.(我覺著若把下面這些句子給導(dǎo)師看，說不定還能挽回我的聲譽呢。)

Then synthetic human sweat could be used in mosquito studies, sparing human subjects from the misery of being bitten.(這樣，人工合成的汗液就可早日用于蚊蟲研究，幫人類解開被蚊蟲叮咬的秘密。)

He was sparing both with budgets and with film, and compulsively private.(同他的導(dǎo)演風(fēng)格一樣，他在預(yù)算上非常節(jié)檢，電影帶有強烈個人色彩。)

These might include feeling better, getting healthier, sparing your loved ones from secondhand smoke or saving money.(自我感覺更好、身體更健康、避免你愛的人吸二手煙或節(jié)約錢。)

It follows from the above that sparing use of energy reserves should tend to extend life.(由此可知，節(jié)約使用能源儲備可以延長壽命。)

Fish is sparing of reference to philosophers, but some of us turn a reasonable sentence.(Fish缺乏對哲學(xué)家的了解，但有些人卻繞過合理的句子。)

And while we're sparing a thought for the ever-diligent search engine spiders, let's also make sure that we leave enough food for them.(雖然我們對勤奮的搜索引擎蜘蛛們總是抱著很節(jié)約的思想，但我們應(yīng)當(dāng)知道要留下足夠的食物給他們。)