reeling from造句

I was still reeling from the shock.

Such measures will squeeze a country already reeling from recession.

I'm still reeling from the shock of hearing about it.

The company was still reeling from the Edsel fiasco a couple of years back.

Still reeling from Omaha Beach, Captain John Miller (Tom Hanks) is given another assignment.

He pushed the clusters of blossoms aside with his hand, his mind reeling from their perfume, and that laugh.

The entire country was still reeling from the shock, in the mistaken expectation that a dawn of democracy might appear.

Oakland has been reeling from financial crisis and has been nickel-and-diming essential services for years.

New York City is reeling from the devastation visited on financial services but retains a leading role in other services, from media to architecture.

WHEN the Irish government, reeling from bank failures and a monumental property crash, unveiled an austerity budget in April, it socked individuals with higher taxes.

Although you may be ready to move on, your kids may still be reeling from the idea of their parents no longer being together.

Moore acknowledged that with Haiti still reeling from last year's earthquake and facing serious human problems, frog conservation isn't at the top of many people's minds.

However with the latter reeling from this week's mid-term elections, and the former terrified of a repeat of 2008's overzealous beef protests, neither has much room to bend.

在广阔的田野中间，有座小山，小山上有几座村庄。