stalls造句
121. Some may be lucky to sit in the stalls, others in the dress circle and sadly.
122. An update to the traditional hawker stalls run by Indian Muslims, mamak restaurants have taken KL by storm.
123. I wandered past stalls selling saffron, fur hats and silver bracelets to find clay ovens filled with wheels of golden dough, which were mouth-watering mutton-filled puff-pastries called samsas.
124. The morning breaks ; the steeds in their stalls stamp and neigh , as the hostler calls .
125. Hundreds of food stalls in this street stock with everything from shish kebab to soup.
126. The Moscow streets used to be decorated by syrup carts kvass barrels flower stalls balloons vendors... Where is it all now?
127. Wujiang Road, once euphemistically called Love Lane, was a center for prostitution in prewar Shanghai and was later known for its snack stalls.
128. People gave her kissing booth the name "Kiss the Queen" and it will be opened at the fundraising summer fete on Saturday, July 23 along with the cake stalls and bric-a-brac for the whole community.
129. However, with the particular picky way I eat, I think soon the stalls I patronise at the canteen would remember me.
130. Not only halal, Baqir says that one can find almost every type of eastern dishes like lamb kabab, chicken baryani and falafel sandwiches in the campus stalls.
131. Cyromazine is a highly effective insect growth inhibitor pesticide, widely used in livestock and poultry industry as feed additive to control the maggot growth in animal stalls.
132. Crowds eddied in the darkness around card-sharp tables, ring-toss stalls, hawkers selling snails in broth under flickering gas torches, and the main attraction – a rickety wooden "Wall of Death".
133. The guzzlers of Munich's beer halls are the stuff of bacchanalian legend: now they have to contend with rivals hailing from the bars and street stalls of Hanoi and New Delhi.
134. They walked past stalls selling huge sprays of crimson, saffron and cobalt flowers.
135. The horses, in their stalls in the barn, pricked up their ears when they heard the goose hollering; and soon the horses had caught on to what was happening.
136. The endless rows of tiny stalls offer mainly mass - produced schlock and dreadful knock - offs.
137. For a truly unique dining experience, take in one of the city's hawker centers: open-air food complexes filled with stalls serving all kinds of inexpensive delights.
138. Perhaps you might chance on copies at some old book stalls.
139. At the gourmet stalls, pass the fresh tortellini and buffalo mozzarella at the Italian delis and the jams and fruit-infused vinegars at specialty stores.
140. I went over to one of the stalls and examined porcelain vases and flowered tea - sets.
141. Their efforts are obvious, the original disorder stalls gradually Guilong to pipefish , Silicon Valley, the three buildings in the Pacific.
142. Featuring snake charmers , acrobats, storytellers, and open-air food stalls, nightfall at the Djemma el-fna in Marrakech attracts crowds of foreigners and jovial locals alike.
143. Most graduates do eventually find decent jobs, but the problem will increase as more of them hit the labor pool or if the economy stalls.
144. Wandering Iranian towns in 1978, I remember riot squads in the streets and the Shah's portrait seeming to hang tenuously in market stalls.
145. Kunlun mountains like a glossy ganoderma, it is the magnificent scenery of a decorative, but also bring up the lofty mountain stalls of a.
146. The market people peer at him from their booths and stalls.
147. In the bazaar, there were 20 or 30 stalls old villager set up, half of the goods were dried potatoes and carrots with beards like old man, also chilli flour mixed a lot of kaoliang hull was sold.
148. Inside, a glittering and stinking confusion of shops, food stalls and dormitories is piled on itself in an impossible jumble—17 storeys high and covering most of a city block.
149. This is a vibrant place - during the day it is packed with souvenir stalls and beatific brides and grooms having their wedding photos taken.
150. Going to a Farmer's Market is a lot of fun, you get to wander the stalls and really look for the best food, and they usually have somewhere to buy breakfast as well.
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