feebly造句怎么写

"Ashley," said Melanie feebly and her fingers reached out to touch Scarlett's bowed head.

Tess's honest nature had fought against this, But too feebly, and the natural result had followed.

Norwich could have equalised in the 85th minute but, after they again prised United apart, Morison finished feebly.

Melanie stirred feebly, her hands seeking the baby, and Wade covered his eyes and cowered, too frightened to cry.

"If you just give me a moment..." Mr Cardin says feebly, "I only have a few more slides..." The crowd is ever more restless.

She stood rooted, unable to move from the position to which she had leaped when she heard his words, staring at the old man who stood feebly waving a letter.

"He will not let a crushed stem be quite broken, and he will not let a feebly burning light be put out: he will go on sending out the true word to the peoples."

The key point of the part is how the suburb employment centers promote the formation of the multi-central metropolitan area as well as how they cause the central cities feebly.

He waved his hands feebly.

His left hand moved feebly at his side.

I said "Sorry," very feebly, feeling rather embarrassed.

In the past, the flowers and plants were sunburnt and wilting, and their heads hung feebly.

I got up to flush when I noticed that there was a cockroach struggling feebly in the pile of crap.

They were standing hand in hand in a snowy lane under a dark blue sky, in which the night's first stars were already glimmering feebly.

Xia Ying, with a bitter smile on her withered yellow face like autumn leaves, waved her thin hands feebly in the air and turned towards the car parked in the square in front of Dingling gate.

burn unsteadily, feebly, or low; flicker.

'But I've only just got here,' he bleated feebly.

A rush of guilt ran through me as I feebly confessed to my trip to the movie theater and the real reason for my lateness.

"Thanks," he said feebly.

Manager Chou tried feebly to assume a stern air."Hung-chien, I told you not to get the wrong idea.

"But, Madame," said Cosette, feebly, "there is no water."

Greta had promptly let loose a tarry slick of meconium all over Stacy's belly and wailed, her feet swiping feebly in it like a bird in an oil spill.