white-out造句
1) I can't find my white-out.
2) We shall call this the whiteout point.
3) We see to be caught in a whiteout.
4) Denial does have its limits, though, whiteout being one of them.
5) Currently an adhoc value one third of the distance from the blackout point to the whiteout point is used.
6) Hence a reasonable lower bound is the maximum gradient of the radius vector in the interval blackout point, whiteout point.
7) The upper critical exposure is very roughly the whiteout point.
8) An adventurer scaling Mount Hood in Oregon was caught in a sudden whiteout and phoned for help instead of waiting it out.
9) I correct my mistake with white-out.
10) This paper is going to be covered with white-out.
11) Can I use this white-out?
12) How much is the white-out?
13) The researchers suggest they might use this power to pick out food and predators in the "white-out" of the Arctic winter and the twilight of the spring and autumn.
14) "I'd put white-out on them, " he says. "And if the page didn't have stuff to learn, I'd rip it out.
15) A sudden snow flurry gives Nathan his first-ever view - if that is not a contradiction in terms - of a white-out.
16) Raymond Orozco, chief of staff to Mayor Richard Daley, said motorist rescue efforts had been "severely hampered" by snow drifts, high winds and white-out conditions.
17) Oh, no! Another mistake. This paper is going to be covered with white-out.
18) In the West, a powerful snowstorm hit the Rockies, creating white-out conditions and snarling traffic early Wednesday in Washington, Idaho, Wyoming and Utah.