a moment ago造句怎么写

He laid the book on the book shelf a moment ago.

Dash downstairs to keep up with her, she left only a moment ago.

A good example — we used it a moment ago — of a disjunct melody is — Can we all sing that?

Shen: I saw him a moment ago. By now he's probably moping around the plum grove again.

Just a moment ago, I digress from the topic to illustrate the situation so far. Let me summarize it.

The rain came so soon. It was sunny a moment ago, but then dark clouds came out and there was thunder and lightning.

I said a moment ago that the question falls into two parts, so shall we now go on to the second? What it boils down to is this: as things are now, how much longer can our company hold out?"

It has long gone, but the memory is kept. After years of precipitation, it becomes clearer and clearer. It seems as if yesterday's stay was warm. It seemed like a moment ago.

I just saw him a moment ago.

just / just now / right now / a moment ago

I met Jeff at the gate a moment ago.

There was a light breeze a moment ago, but it died soon.

These striking lines on the traffic lane were painted only a moment ago.

These are the same hands, the same arms, the same face that were mine a moment ago.

I didn't expect the snow to melt so fast in the desert. Only a moment ago, the ground was covered with sand, but no wet marks were seen.

So saying, he waved her a perfunctory good-bye and hurried off. As he drove away from the hotel, he became suddenly conscious of the suggestion implicit in her smile, her blushes and the look she had given him a moment ago, and his heart leapt wildly;

Type this again as I showed you a moment ago.

Where's the keys? I was holding them just a moment ago.

Our sound fundamentals that I mentioned a moment ago have helped to attract investors from all over the world to Hong Kong.

a coach passed By just a moment ago.

Sorry for the late reply, a copy with 5 PDFs been emailed to you a moment ago, please check.

I saw the policemen file away a moment ago.

I referred a moment ago to "the average European", because body language is very much tied to culture, and in order not to misunderstand, or not to be misunderstood, you must realize this.