sou造句

he hasn't a sou to his name.

My poor children, you will not have a sou!

And he laid the hundred-sou piece in his hand.

He took a six-sou plate of meat, a half-portion of vegetables for three sous, and a three-sou dessert.

Nobody in that house full of gold ever save a sou lying about.

Sister sitting on too soon "sou", just slip out of the well.

But I were not in sagitar, sou could not see me. U turned left in red light…

This time the forty-sou piece escaped him, and went rolling towards the brushwood until it reached Jean Valjean.

You only see me at night, and you give me your love; if you were to see me in the daytime, you would give me a sou!

He wanted to save his dead brother's name from dishonour without obliging either his nephew or himself to part with a sou.

The fixed position of the sou-ven ir should have local characteristic,novel creativity,and suiting to the demand ing of tourists.

At that moment he caught sight of the forty-sou piece, which his foot had half ground into the earth, and which was shining among the pebbles.

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The portress had "done up" his room; only she had picked out of the ashes and placed neatly on the table the two iron ends of the cudgel and the forty-sou piece which had been blackened by the fire.

This hand alone, that fingertip, finger belly, let people feel a kind of sou, a kind of beauty, so that the handlers can hardly wait to put their face on the mobile phone to lick, these hands can almost see for a year.

I Like For You To Be StillI like for you to be stillIt is as though you are absentAnd you hear me from far awayAnd my voice does not touch youIt seems as though your eyes had flown awayAnd it seems that a kiss had sealed your mouthAs all things are filled with my sou

其《中世纪欧洲的“便便”业》一节，记巴黎街头的流动厕所：“巴黎街头有这样的景象……，好像今天的流动厕所，但主体是个活生生的人……，他披挂大大的斗篷，身旁左右各放一桶……”任何人有三急时趋前，“他马上张开斗篷围住客人，让客人可以好好隐密地方便，小便用右边的桶，大便用左边的桶。”又说：“一七三〇年路易十五世时代，有人独创折式厕所，他手持锡制马桶及足够把正在方便的客人包住的大布，巡行街头。”用家每次付二苏（sou，最低单位的钱*，大概和便士及仙差不多），容器满时“厕主”便把之倾倒入塞纳河！