spitting造句怎么写

The French Hygiene Council issued the first publicsgroupsagainst spitting in 1886, followed by New York City with a strong ordinance in 1896.

There seemed to be no thought for the child with their genes, or any sign of an emotional attachment to any possible child who may be the spitting image of them but whom they will never know.

Over the years many of these crafty critters have figured out how to dodge the antibiotics we use to kill them, usually by chewing the drugs up and spitting ‘em out.

We must refrain from spitting in public places.

The only thing better than a juicy slice of watermelon is spitting the seeds great distances. Here’s how.

In America a tramp was given a 35-year sentence for spitting at a policeman, even though there is little evidence that HIV can be transmitted through saliva.

By itself it thins mucus to a watery substance, enabling phlegm to rise naturally from the lungs, ready for spitting out.

Children enjoy spitting out iridescent soap pockets from pipes.

A student, caught while he was spitting, was ordered to go to Chahua's office and to meditate for his misbehavior.

The eruption seems to have started with the volcano spitting out lumps of rock up to 2 metres across, before releasing an enormous pyroclastic flow - a fast-moving gush of hot gas and rock.

Rampaging kill-bots will range across the landscape, snapping people in half with their merciless metal claws and spitting them on their liquid-metal handi-hands.

She rushed out of the room with her pajamas, when snow was spitting.