buoy造句

The buoy floated back and forth in the water.

Electrical equipment monitors the power the buoy generates.

In one corner is a tall buoy that resembles a huge copper-top battery.

Beside it another buoy looks like two cross-country skis with wire strung between them.

Flotation collars are used to buoy space capsules that land in the sea.

But we must buoy up, is enduring the tribulation, goes forward unceasingly.

But the one-two punch of stimulus package and bank bailout did little to buoy optimism last week.

They stripped off their clothing and jumped in the water Tom around the buoy she had just noticed.

In 2005, she lost her tail after getting caught in the buoy line of a crab trap and was forced to rely on her human rescuers to survive.

Eddie Bernard: And first instrumented deep ocean buoy we have had arrived at that location about three hours after the tsunami was generated.

As the buoy lifted with the surge, a 40-watt light bulb on top of it, powered by wave energy, lighted up.

In addition, slower growth around the world is likely to blunt demand for U.S. exports, which had been helping buoy the economy.

Sloan knows "Snow Flower" is not an easy sell but hopes that the very things that make it challenging could also help buoy its prospects.

Ultimately, this fear will continue to buoy and lead the world oil markets until we have some resolution or clarity in the Middle East, which certainly does not seem imminent.

If all else fails, it seems, the one sure way to secure solvency in the private and public sectors is to inflate away debts and buoy up asset prices.