belongings造句怎么写

I just escaped from the water and all my belongings were swept away.

If you lack the courage to sell or destroy your superfluous belongings, you can put them in storage.

One of the hallmarks of the Sims is the ability to customize your character's appearance, belongings, house and tastes.

Ni and her husband do not dare go out together for fear they might return to find their few belongings on the street.

So when the crash came a year ago, it seemed wholly appropriate that the well-heeled, high-collared MBAs clutching their belongings came out first from Canary Wharf.

One serving shuttle pilot confessed to leaving a wake of laptops and other vital belongings behind him the first time he tried to fly from one room to another.

Last week, the husband and his friends moved his belongings to one side of the house -- and sawed and chiseled it off, said the reporter, who interviewed the village chief and neighbors.

According to the study, you can kiss your belongings goodbye if you lose your wallet in a cafe or on a train as none of the wallets "dropped" on public transport or while dining out were returned.

He pointed his belongings towards the police.

She packed all her belongings into a suitcase.

Parents owe their children privacy and respect for their personal belongings.

"Here! Take everything!" the terrible king viciously took away all the belongings of the neighbor land.

I decided that I would sell my car, put my personal belongings in storage and rent my house.

Carreon says her husband often called her names, ridiculed her weight and legal status, said she was crazy, and destroyed or trashed her personal belongings.

Checked-baggage fees have only added to the problem, because travelers now take more roll-ons onboard, blocking the aisles as they try to cram their belongings into any available space.

Part of the little raft's belongings consisted of an old sail, and this they spread over a nook in the bushes for a tent to shelter their provisions; but they themselves would sleep in the open air in good weather, as became outlaws.

They looted all the belongings of the passengers.

Cats are also quieter and less likely to drool on your belongings or jump on strangers.

They found that residents often adapt the uniform balconies of new blocks with colourful panes of glass or masonry, creating personalised places to hang clothing and store belongings.

I needed to sort my belongings.

In April he stopped a public auction of his belongings including jewel encrusted concert tickets, stage-wear and music memorabilia.

Youhave murdered a innocent man and have taken his belongings too.

Manyonlookers, some of whom were locals who had lost their houses in thestorm, helped to gather the couple’s belongings and handed them in toofficials, according to Mr Nicholson-Cole.