flinch造句
31. As our right door gunner opened up with the machine gun, I tried not to flinch.
32. While the price will make you flinch, in the end the lightbulbs save you money.
33. He did not flinch from his duty.
34. You mustn't flinch from a difficulty.
35. To his credit, my spotter did not flinch.
36. We will never flinch from difficulties.
37. The general didn't flinch. He told me he took his orders from a two-star general in San Antonio, Texas, and no matter what the White House had said to me, his orders hadn't changed.
38. If I flinch when you say you love me, it's both our problems.
39. I began to flinch the moment I saw the math teacher.
40. She didn't flinch once when the doctor was cleaning the wound.
41. John didn't flinch once when the doctor was cleaning the wound.
42. The unusual confrontational tone in her reply made Ted flinch, as though he had trespassed.
43. Every time I tell you I love you, you flinch.
44. Jack doesn't flinch when Carroll draws a gun and shoots repeatedly at the partition.
45. New economic policy is retreat, but this is finite spend, Methodistic , timely the flinch that will turn to counterattack.
46. Rhett, watching Wade's face with meditative eyes, saw the boy flinch.
47. If you flinch, I'll kill you . Do you understand that?
48. She couldn't deal him a social blow - there was no question about this and he didn't flinch.
49. "Now, it is very necessary that we should not flinch from seeing what is vile and debasing, " he said.
50. The Seduction Science guy doesn't flinch when approaching a woman.
51. When does my right hand flinch bone fracture can ride a bicycle?
52. Next, specific to webpage game, cycle of because webpage game user is agglutinant insufficient, gain slants short wait a reason a moment, let VC flinch mostly to webpage game.
53. What a tribute to his ability not to flinch in the face of storm and stress!
54. If we flinch in the face of this high - tech barbarity.
55. About medical respect ( dermatological department ) mediocre person does not flinch!
56. To draw back or shy away, as from fear ; flinch.
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