buckled造句
31 She always wore shoes that buckled.
32 The rails buckled under the intense heat of the fire.
33 Mcanally's knees buckled and he crumpled down onto the floor.
34 A weaker person would have buckled under the weight of criticism.
35 He refused to take the medicine but buckled under when the doctor told him to.
36 Suddenly her knees buckled and she fell to the floor.
37 You can't play around with this assignment; it's something that needs to be buckled down to seriously.
38 The door buckled when something else struck its base.
39 Rangers buckled under the pressure, but they didn't break.
40 Nancy got behind the wheel and buckled up.
41 She went to the tower and buckled down.
42 Frank buckled on his safety harness.
43 No wonder their marriage had buckled beneath the strain!
44 His legs buckled again, but Marco held him up.
45 The aluminium chair buckled under Charles's weight.
46 The sidewalk was cracked and buckled from the earthquake.
47 Pat got into the car, buckled the seat belt, folded her arms tight to her chest.
48 They have not buckled down to the determination to fight this war through.
49 In a small area flanked by Bishopsgate, Leadenhall Street and Houndsditch, buildings had buckled from the ferocity of the blast.
50 Since New Hampshire Bush's campaign has swayed and buckled like a boxer who has been hit with a perfect left hook.
51 Angrily I buckled my trousers and hurried home to report the fraud to Aunt Pat.
52 Windows shattered with the heat from the blaze and metal doors buckled like cardboard.
53 The boards overhead buckled and dropped little clouds of dust as great thumping steps wandered around the office.
54 Suddenly his legs buckled and he went staggering sideways against the railings.
55 The Phokians sprang up and buckled on their armour; and almost at once the Persians came in sight.
56 The Men were outside his cage trying to open it but failing because the branch had buckled it.
57 Then my knees buckled and I toppled into the warm water, laughing uproariously.
58 The boy's knees buckled and the air left his lungs in a small sigh.
59 Parts had been seared by blistering heat, or buckled by terrible impact.
60 They were small then, but sometimes our knees buckled under their weight.
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