arch造句
31. Both show the four-centred arch with carved decoration above.
32. Try not to arch the back during this exercise.
33. Repeat for the other side of the arch.
34. Paint the arch white, green or black.
35. It has a flat arch of 200 foot span.
36. Originally the arch was surmounted by a six-horse chariot.
37. Neville's eyebrows soared into a Gothic arch.
38. She ran through the stone arch.
39. The arch is a beacon for folks heading West.
40. Mrs Crump was too pushy or too arch.
41. An arch of floral curtains frames the window.
42. Arch Ward became sports editor of the Chicago Tribune.
43. A neat stone arch and a flight of steps were built at the entrance and these have survived.
44. A path has now been built under the arch of the bridge at the east end of Glasgow Green.
45. The sleeves aren't continuous but are colour coded to help identify each arch.
46. But it was the Triumphal Arch at the end of the reflecting pool that drew the most admiring exclamations.
47. The keystones are richly carved and the arch soffit is deeply coffered and enriched.
48. She trooped back to the arch as the coach disappeared down the hill.
49. They arch out to a five-foot width, then narrow quickly toward the bow and stern.
50. Start by building a solid heap of stones, then build the arch resting on top of this solid foundation.
51. Glancing sideways, he saw Collymore veer off, roll and gracefully arch like a porpoise, and go down again.
52. There was just a chance, anyway, that she might stop it before it crashed against the arch.
53. The stone arch is one of the town's oldest existing structures.
54. Until now Gates has been the arch villain in the biggest anti-trust trial.
55. Its western end is now at Marble Arch, where Tyburn used to be.
56. One of the original live music / club crossover venues in an arch under a bridge.
57. Well, she'd been warned not to expect the welcome mat, Sabine thought, as she drove under the arch.
58. Two divers swim through a natural arch at one of the reef's coral heads.
59. The Rifleman ducked under the arch, then waited as Harper closed the two heavy gates.
60. Plaster up to the arch, being careful to avoid staining the brick.
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