whizzing造句怎麼寫

All it took was one boy who, while whizzing past her on the playground, yelled, "Girls don't like trains!"

Whether you are diving into rocky waters or driving on a narrow, two-lane road with cars whizzing by in the opposite direction, small mistakes can be lethal.

Some very large matters are barely glimpsed, whizzing by at terrific speed, while sundry smaller ones are examined in exhaustive detail.

Cars were whizzing past.

Stop at traffic lights, even early in the morning when most everyone is whizzing by.

His mother said he is reading three books at a time, whizzing through math homework and even playing soccer.

Half an hour later they woke up, just as we were whizzing past strawberry and artichoke fields.

But when Walter Pater wrote that art aspires to the condition of music, there goes the baby whizzing to the ground along with the bath water.

Because loud sounds, for example from whizzing speedboats, distract them, and apparently impair their predatory skills.

And security guards could patrol a wide area by whizzing around it in virtual rather than real space.

Sorry，sorry, dropped it. Hello, Stonehenge! Who takes the Pandorica, takes the universe. But bad news, everyone. . . . . . Cos guess who? ! Ha! Listen, you lot, you’re all whizzing about, it’s really very distracting. Could you all just stay a minute? Because I AM TALKING!

Researchers re-injected particles late last month, but it was not until this weekend that bunches of protons were once again whizzing around the collider's entire circumference.

What a whizzing and popping they made as they went off!