例句與造句

1. Its body has a rounded top, steep sides, and a flat belly.
2. She pulled his head toward her, so that his head was buried in her flat belly.
3. Ms . Heller continued her search until she alighted upon Ron Gartner, 54, a textile executive, presumably with a flat belly.
4. A three-time major champion, Price, 46, knows his days are numbered in an era of flat bellies who hit the ball a mile.
5. "I'm sure she looks at images of Britney Spears, Christina Aguilera and Destiny's Child with their thin, flat bellies,"
6. It's difficult to find flat belly in a sentence. 用flat belly造句挺難的
7. Actually, it's a soft-porn collection of sultry-looking chicks with hard bodies and flat bellies wearing bathing suits the size of a Pez candy.
8. We are a nation obsessed with our weight, forking over millions every year for fad diets, liposuction, pills, treadmills, anything that promises a flat belly by tomorrow.
9. This Miami Chief, also known as Flat Belly, held this land from 1828 to 1834 when it was returned to the National Government in the Treaty at the Forks of the Wabash.
10. Sitting up taller, she takes off wire-rim glasses, tucks loose hair behind her ear and pulls down her tight short-sleeve sweater, which had crept up slightly to reveal her flat belly.
11. These included more of Chief Richardville's relatives and the followers of Papakeechi ( Flat Belly ), another Miami leader, but neither of the two groups had lived with the Indiana Miami or participated in their community activities.
12. What about a little five-on-five contest, with Senior Tour rookie Tom Kite _ already a Colonial commitment _ joining the four elder statesmen mentioned above against five flat bellies from the PGA Tour in a team event?
13. If his nearly flat belly and easy demeanor are any indication, it seems Lasorda's reputation as an Alka-Seltzer popping, Pepto-Bismol swigging, high-strung guy who downed 112 oysters in one sitting and never said no to a meatball has retired too.
14. In a flatbow, the flat belly and back ensure that all of the most strained material is a uniform distance from the neutral axis, spreading the load over a wider limb, minimizing stress and making weaker woods far less likely to fail ( break or become permanently bent and lose the resilience needed in a bow ).