drifts造句怎麼寫

When snow blows into drifts here, the well-traveled and granular snow crystals quickly bond and form hard drifts, making digging out all the more difficult.

Little boat with short oar drifts, where he doesn't know after wake.

A group of young seahorses drifts in shallow waters off Manly, New South Wales, Australia.

The world-weary hero spurns true love then drifts into a duel where he kills his best friend.

The strong winds blow falling snow and pick snow up from the ground, cutting visibility and creating big snow drifts.

The water sprays and drifts, frees visitors from the summer heat and fatigue, and gives them enjoyment of beauty.

My mind drifts as I think about your smile and your eyes, how amazing you make me feel when you glance my way with your cute grin.

Some scholars and aficionados believe that ancient drifts brought more than just timbers, nails, and other inanimate flotsam to the Americas.

When a his alone person drifts to a desert island, makes the tool with the broken ship on thing, own construct housing, own plant crops, own go hunting, has lived tenaciously for several dozens years.

This colleague of mine maybe a guy who makes no efforts to seek progress, drifts along day by day in someone's perspective. He must not be catalogued to a good class.

While one storm after another blasted huge drifts up against the house and barn, we kept warm inside burning our own wood, eating our own apples and loving every minute of it.

He often drifts through the long afternoons.

Tom drifts from town to town.

My raft drifts if it is not steered.

Up and down the block, cars were buried in drifts.

Things will get back to normal when the ash drifts away. Or falls.

When snowflake drifts the road we head indoors and resign ourselves to the quiet crackle of the wood fire.

To restrain zero-drifts of the piezoelectric acceleration sensor in high-impact testing and to reduce its bad effect on the result of acceleration testing.

at different levels beneath the ground horizontal tunnels are excavated in order to reach and follow the vein. These tunnels are called drifts;

Ice cream melts the summer heat, lemon juice sweetens the bitterness of work, green tea refreshes, Sprite is cool, the wind blows, hair drifts, raindrops, umbrellas fall in love.

Its foul odour drifts over nearby villages.

The sound of ancient temple bells drifts far without wings.

His loins are warm and a lazy delight drifts along his body.

Only with the hazy evening remaining, the dusk, like a quiet dream at a spring night, drifts here and sweeps over their minds, and then quietly flies away.

Once upon a time, dancing in the flower fragrance, the heart is like the ripples of lotus clear dream, waiting for the light vine, but the year is like Xuan paper, the years are old, the memory drifts along, after the flourishing, it is the waiting of the flower fragrance of the other bank.

Snow piles and drifts on highways and turnpikes may soon be a thing of the past.

Thick drifts of volcanic ash blanketed parts of rural Iceland on Friday as a vast, invisible plume of grit drifted over Europe, emptying the skies of planes. AP / Brynjar Gauti

Russian news agency say drifts are 13 feet high but those on board have food and water.

He drifts outside all year round, afraid of nobody.