mutter造句怎么写

Toward evening, he stood a man waving out the window, mouth seems to mutter prayers.

"Excuse me," I mutter, "I have to get this sham over with."

[NIV] what my enemies whisper and mutter against me all day long.

So even as they mutter racist slogans, members of Siberia's Lumpenproletariat benefit from proximity to the dragon.

Not because other people aren't annoying. my God, there are people who've been put on this earth just to make me roll my eyes and mutter disapprovingly.

If I look at the Cartesian, I did have the Cartesian form, don't mind while I mutter to myself here quietly.

Business, no mutter big or small Because any small business may grow, the only problem is that you have not found an approach, or you have no aspirations or ideals to make it bigger.

Still, if the meeting does end in a stalemate, it will not be enough merely for Mr Obama to mutter doleful thoughts about reassessing America's special relations with israel-and then back off.

Don't mutter! I can't hear you.

The boy began again to mutter.

They make no more than a mutter of protest.

There are reasons why the die-hards can only mutter and dare not speak out openly.

With tears in his eyes, he would watch them Wolf it down and mutter to himself, "Poor motherless children!"

People close to Mr Netanyahu mutter darkly about the “Hamas-isation” of Egypt, a possibility that fills most Israelis, not just on the right, with dread.

Mentally Audible: Fully30% of psionic weapons telepathically mutter, croon, recite battle poems, scream, or produce other mental“ noises” when first drawn, at first blood, or when they slay a significant enemy.

Workers continued to mutter about the management.

He began to pace the floor and mutter.

Divorced dads offer their condolences and mutter guiltily that being a stepmother is "the most thankless task in the world".

He spoke in a mutter.

The old man, still pacing back and forth, ceased to speak aloud, and began to mutter.

Whenever he walks by, cough and mutter, "Minimum wage".

People mutter about nation-building beginning at home: why, many wonder, should American children do worse at reading than Polish ones and at maths than Lithuanians?