brimmed造句

Her eyes brimmed with tears.

The river brimmed over its banks.

I've fully brimmed a glass with wine for him.

Walk to the square, where people busy noisy, people everywhere brimmed with laughter.

The cities I knew best brimmed in medieval richness; the lands were green in agricultural outlook.

The wide-brimmed hat was worn to protect cowboys from the sun, dust and the rain.

So dermatologists should inspect scalps for melanomas, and beachgoers should wear wide-brimmed hats.

The fresh water constantly flew into the glass and the dirtied water was diluted and brimmed over.

His eyes brimmed with tears, the master from the south hides in the dark corner, waiting for the innermost redemption.

Wearing protective clothing, such as a wide-brimmed hat and long sleeves, when outdoors during the day.

As little Misha finished his story, his eyes brimmed full of tears that splashed down his little cheeks.

The Akubra wide-brimmed hat worn by Australian bushmen is considered a strong possibility, along with oilskin coats and boots.

He towered over them in a velvet-collared coat, his big-brimmed soft gray hat pulled low on his head and flapping in the icy wind.

They ordered citizens to wear Western clothing, such as the brimmed hat, and listen to Western music, such as opera, and they disbanded almost all religious institutions.

Wide-brimmed fedoras not only inherit all the advantages of the classic fedora but also have more romantic, feminine and retro qualities.

WEARING the wide-brimmed hat favoured by tribal chiefs in his corner of Nigeria, Goodluck Jonathan this week assumed office as the country’s acting president.

There were cat-head mugs and wide-brimmed hats with knit Persians curled on their brims and museum-sized oil paintings of cats lounging in the branches of an oak tree.

The large, wide-brimmed straw hat on the tea table by her side was of course hers and made the small parasol in Jou-chia's hand seem an age behind The Times.

In his research in developing Bane, Filoni came across an unlabeled concept illustration from the original Star Wars trilogy of a gun-toting spacer with a wide-brimmed hat.