例句與造句

1. Many hunts in Scotland of mountain hare involve a somewhat lengthy tail chase.
2. In dogs, it has also demonstrated similar efficacy to fluoxetine in treating tail chasing.
3. The name whirling disease comes from the sometimes frantic tail chasing characteristic of infected fish before they die.
4. Such a fight assumes that one fighter does not have a significant turn rate advantage and is thus locked in a seemingly endless tail chase.
5. Animated tail chasing star dust !; matter spirit energy yin yang dance ! ( Probably the gist of a partly remembered translation of a Vedic hymn ) "'
6. It's difficult to find tail chase in a sentence. 用tail chase造句挺難的
7. I am not a dog owner, nor have I ever owned a dog-but I have noticed dogs doing the tail chasing thing when I've been out and about.
8. Dogs will react to a fleeing squirrel ( or dog, or cat, or human ) by chasing it, and my belief is that tail chasing is related . talk ) 06 : 29, 31 August 2009 ( UTC)
9. If the golden eagle is able to intercept a rabbit or hare far out in the open, a twisting and turning tail chase frequently occurs but the odds of survival for the prey are smaller the farther they are from coverage.
10. At 14 : 15, the Japanese submarine under command of Lieutenant Commander Harada Hakue reported sighting " two enemy battleships, course 240, speed 14 knots . " " I-65 " surfaced and started a tail chase, but a sudden squall cloaked the British ships.
11. Dogs who engage in this'tail chasing'behavior do get into the habit of doing it in just one direction-but sometimes you can get them to do it in the opposite direction too by gently pointing the tail down the other side of the body . . . but boredom isn't good.
12. The eagle will frequently abandon the hunt after the grouse has flown, since it is unlikely to overtake such prey in the air unless it gains height over its quarry very quickly, although it may be able to gain the appropriate height to tail chase a grouse or even catch it while flying high using the  high soar with vertical stoop attack.