stirred造句
(121) They should be stirred constantly until they are the required colour.
(122) My parents' anxiety stirred like a loose tooth in my head.
(123) The howling wind kept firing salvos of rain against the windows, but after a while she stirred reluctantly.
(124) Then, almost magically, as she realised this, something stirred inside her and that something was excitement and courage.
(125) When Hercules arrived she met him kindly and told him she would give him the girdle, but Hera stirred up trouble.
(126) He stirred again, but she saw that he looked better.
(127) I find it rather rich for eating as a table cheese, but a few spoonfuls stirred into hot pasta is delicious.
(128) When they stirred controversies, they were generally reported by the feature pages and gossip columns of newspapers.
(129) Ludens had sounded so moved, so stirred by some emotion.
(130) The Wall Street retreat was also nudged by fears throughout the day stirred by the continued budget impasse.
(130)try its best to collect and create good sentences.
(131) I stared at that face and something stirred in my memory.
(132) It was cool, but it was a coolness stirred by warm breezes.
(133) She wished he would stop talking, because something one of them had said had stirred the memory of a puzzling moment.
(134) The act of hearing and understanding the scriptures had aroused their emotions and stirred them to action.
(135) But already plans to use the substance have stirred up controversy.
(136) A tin of condensed milk and half a pound of sugar got stirred in.
(137) In recent elections, Propositions 187 and 209 stirred racial and political passions.
(138) And that, Morgan thought as he stirred in the chair, was when I advised caution.
(139) We are huddled inside, in the kitchen, riding out the storm that Nora has stirred up.
(140) Suffering, commonly seen as ugly and distorting, stirred emotions in him that brought the word beauty to his lips.
(141) I watched him as he stirred sugar into his coffee.
(142) This consisted of pressed bales of waste paper which were chopped, shredded and then steamed, stirred and pulped.
(143) Then, last fall, a newspaper story stirred old memories and rekindled her search.
(144) Roger momentarily stirred, turned in the bed and murmured something inaudible.
(145) Emotions didn't come as easy to this man who stirred so much emotion in other people.
(146) None of the other guests had stirred, judging by the untouched food in the covered dishes on the sideboard.
(147) Her visit to the Doctor seemed to have stirred up old memories, like sediment at the bottom of a pond.
(148) Late one night I stirred from a deep sleep to find Dad sitting beside my bed, gently stroking my hair.
(149) They swirled together as though they had been stirred with a spoon.
(150) The egg which had been stirred into it gave an unusual texture, and the pepper added pungency.
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