puffed造句怎么写

The runner puffed out the news of the victory.

An army puffed up with pride is bound to lose.

Fishing out his pipe, he filled it and puffed at it without a word.

She stared with shock at the swollen, alien toes, at the puffed, bloodless, grey-white flesh.

The gray-faced little devil puffed to the Doctor Sheep and a lot of dust was blown into the air.

There were light-as-air white crocheted lace dresses and sparkling pastel sequined party frocks with puffed whipped-cream sleeves.

The source appears to be false gods that puffed themselves up in a consensus based inflation and now are being collapsed.

These photos included universal displays of happiness (broad smiles), pride (raised heads, puffed-up chests) and shame (lowered heads, averted eyes).

And thats how I ended up dressed in pantaloons and a shirt with puffed sleeves, a scarf tied around my skull, and wearing an earring like Errol Flynn.

When I am heavy with heartache I shall console myself that this too shall pass; when I am puffed with success I shall warn myself that this too shall pass.

The puffed rice bran contains about 13 ~ 15% water, and the best moisture for leaching process is 7-9%, therefore, there must be effective drying means to achieve the best leaching moisture.

A newly developed product by improving automatic continuous sealer with filling gas mechanism,the products is mainly uwed in the packaging of puffed food, The machine fill the gas in bag before sealing to make the bag inflated to protect the goods during transport.

The engine puffed slowly away.

The engine puffed out of the station .

The bellows puffed on the fire.

Clouds of white smoke puffed up against the blue sky.

She puffed out her cheeks, made a wish, and blew out the candles on her cake.

Produce ice cream using puffed corn as material, and study the factors about affecting corn ice cream quality.

They puffed away at their drank throughout the had affairs with their socialised not in order to bond, but in order to get drunk.

She had aged, certainly, and could have been puffed with cortisone, but she had on the same lipstick she wore at 7, the same red smear, when she was the Scarlett O’Hara of her elocution class.

A crowd of “close friends” eddied round him, all of whom could be nudged, flattered, tricked, and in the end—when the blue eyes hardened and the cheeks puffed out—pushed into doing what he wanted.

The parachute puffed all around.

She puffed as she climbed the stairs.

Finding the fawn who was playing dead, he slapped the puffed up belly and found it stiff.

These pictures showed men and women engaged in various displays of happiness, with broad smiles, pride - raised heads, puffed-out chests, and shame - lowered heads or averted eyes.

His sore thumb puffed up.

He puffed his chest out when he scored in the final minute of the game.

For some minutes it puffed away without speaking, but at last it unfolded its arms, took the hookah out of its mouth again, and said, 'so you think you're changed, do you?'

His face, also, was on the ground; it was almost black, and his eyes, nearly closed were puffed and bloodshot.

The bird puffed up its feathers.