例句與造句

1. So people cluster in Ajiep, lashing empty grain bags to sticks as the roofs of temporary shelters.
2. She pulls an empty grain bag over herself for protection from the rain and a little bit of warmth.
3. This is most apparent in Jim James'vocals, many of which were recorded in an empty grain silo in Kentucky.
4. They climbed into an empty grain hopper, a rail car that can be tightly sealed to keep its contents clean and dry.
5. In the morning, I learned a woman a few feet from my tent died, huddled under an empty grain bag, in the night's cold rain.
6. It's difficult to find empty grain in a sentence. 用empty grain造句挺難的
7. Sabourin said there were delays of " two to three weeks " for empty grain cars, and said locomotive shortages are also slowing Burlington Northern's deliveries.
8. "We've been telling our customers they can expect 30-day delays " in getting empty grain cars for loading, said Union Pacific spokesman John Bromley.
9. Dragging 72 empty grain hoppers back from Mexico, the four Union Pacific engines had barely braked on U . S . soil when a small group of federal agents and railroad workers swarmed aboard.
10. His domain includes 30, 000 souls living largely in squalor and the country's only deepwater port, six-kilometers ( four miles ) of non-working cranes, empty grain silos and warehouses and lifeless dredgers.
11. In all likelihood, the presumed immigrants boarded the empty grain hopper in the Rio Grande Valley and probably died en route to Oklahoma, where the rail car was idle for four months before traveling to the farming community 60 miles northeast of Omaha.
12. Tulsa and Red pushed the train porter to pick up and empty grain sack and pillage the passengers of their wallets, watches, and jewelry .  Tulsa Jack had a gun to his back and  Red Buck walked behind to make sure they were covered.
13. During World War II, Savage was home to Camp Savage, a Military Intelligence School ( MIS ) language program, which taught The towboat J . L . Fleming brings empty grain barges into Port Cargill on the Minnesota River, a tributary of the Mississippi River.