chases造句怎么写

The old man has a naughty monkey. He chases the fly.

The young generation chases after some brands of digital products, not only for the functions, but also fashion and style.

She chases Bird, but is so fat that she crashes straight through the ice and into the freezing water.

He hardly needed to bother with car chases and gun battles; he was free to give his work the peculiar malign intensity of actual dreams.

After chases, accidents and scares - but no actual violence - the team would unravel the mystery, usually helped by Scooby-Doo chancing on a lucky clue.

The accountant weaves according to primitive proof proof of chalk it up, the proof of chalk it up that weaves according to place chases a pen to register good general ledger and detail debt.

Additionally, the crew brought in "cobra head" sodium-vapor streetlamps, which play in frame behind Driver as he walks onto the beach and chases Nino into the crashing surf.

History chases City south.

Sucre slips out with Mahone, and Wyatt chases them.

The bigger girl usually chases me and tickles me.

It chases vertex after vertex through the different processing steps until each one reaches the screen.

The Fed chases inflation as the dollar sinks, but not so fast as to stop the recovery.

Eddie, wearing 21 tawny pants and a wool cap, chases after it, and runs in front of an automobile, a Ford Model a.

Summer rushes in, the sun shines, greetings twine quietly, boredom drops gently, the heat fades away gradually, joy embraces tightly, good luck chases quickly, I hope you in this summer, free and easy.

He who chases two rabbits catches none.

Wang also slaps Huang to bring her to her senses when she chases her ex's car.

He protects it, sits next to it all the time and chases away any sail boats that get anywhere nearby.

Thee most downright terrifying enemy you encounter throughout the duration of Inside is undoubtedly the long-haired, naked creature that chases you underwater throughout the latter half of the game.

Therefore, each runnable task chases the other to maintain a balance of execution across the set of runnable tasks.

The monkey chases it away again and again.

Salt captures the breathtakingly dangerous life of the secret-service agent: shoot-outs, car chases, death lurking around every corner. Was Mahle's life really like that?