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8、Virginia's Shenandoah Valley is ablaze with fall colors-the yellow and orange of poplars, birches, striped maples, and hickories, punctuated with the red of sugar and red maples.

10、Along the inner street, curtain walls will be punctuated with areas of plantation, designed to identify the main entrances of each individual housing block.

12、They insist that farmers give up flooding their furrows with water in favour of drip irrigation, which flows through a pipe punctuated with small nozzles laid along the crop-bed.

14、The summer sky was bluer then, the sycamores smiled in the sun, and the hot days drowsed by, punctuated with velvet evenings when fireflies flashed outside my bedroom window.

1、a speech punctuated with cheers

3、is punctuated with peculiar bursts of eye-movements,

5、The football game was punctuated with the cheers of each team's supporters.

7、All the main roads in the area are punctuated with road blocks. Some travellers do not get through.

11、"He showed that the average individual's sleep cycle is punctuated with peculiar bursts of eye-movements, some drifting and slow, others jerky and rapid. "

15、In the center of the bay, you'll reach a living coral reef that is punctuated with countless pukas (holes) that hold numerous eels, crabs and shells of many descriptions.

4、There was a short mumbled argument, punctuated with curses, and uncertain feet ascended the stairs.

9、The show featured Souza in a studio, railing against rampant crime, punctuated with often exclusive footage of arrests, crime scenes and drug seizures.

2、His speech was punctuated with cheers.

13、Your ego is usually punctuated with a "hottie" shirt, which makes you slightly less tolerable to be around than children, and slightly more tolerable to be around than a saucer of goat cum.

6、Tom sticks his skinny frame into blue jeans and wrinkled shirts, and he talks hip talk, punctuated with obscenities.