stubby造句
31. The first modern - style skyscraper rose a stubby ten stories above Chicago's streets.
32. The bill of the bird in the photograph is short and stubby.
33. TOKYO (Reuters Life!) - He's just a bulldog with stubby legs, but that hasn't prevented Bazooka from becoming Japan's top, and probably only, skateboarding dog.
34. Pushing aside thicker, grittier soil,[http:///stubby.html] Dardo dug stubby fingers in and came up with a fistful of darkish Sekiton mixed with sand.
35. The African elephant has a larger body and big, floppy ears, while the Indian elephant is a little smaller and has small, stubby ears.
36. The mathematician , Yurchenko , was a stubby , phlegmatic , shrewd person.
37. Here's an example of two different Marquise cut diamonds showing a long stone and a stubby stone.
38. Torrents of melody poured out of his stubby, tarred hands, chiming and snarling into the night.
39. It was a West India gherkin, Grandma told me later. Folks around here called them "big toe" pickles because they grew short and stubby, just like a lot of people's big toes.
40. Helical antenna satisfies the demand for the stubby antenna miniaturization. It has a rapid development in recent years.
41. She rejects the reluctant and those with stubby fingers, although she does take a handful of adults whose zeal makes up for their lack of raw talent.
42. Two of his stubby fingers was waggling playfully into Yossarian's face.
43. Capped column snowflake ^ These crystals first grow into stubby columns.
44. No ball point within a quarter of a mile was safe from his stubby little fingers.
45. He spoke words slowly, thrusting a stubby finger toward his face.
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