whimpering造句

The flying dart is hovering around the parent body like a hummingbird, whimpering pitifully.

Wolves' vocalizations can be separated into four categories: barking, whimpering, growling, and howling.

You can actually hear the one-year old pooch whimpering during the entire rescue process.

Meet the X-Girls, the feline superpowers that will freeze-fire you into utter, whimpering wild submission.

Ronnie kicked him in the back of the thigh, ending the whimpering by dropping the kid to the ground.

Sweating, jet-lagged and still whimpering, he pulled up the leg of his jeans to take a look at his injury.

The whimpering pedigree pups, eight male and nine female, were born by Cesarean section at a veterinary clinic near their home。

Then they cut the wires securing two Renoirs and race back down the stairs with their booty, past a woman who lies whimpering on the floor.

She shouted for help. She did it again and again. At first she yelled the word "help" very clearly, but later not. She sounded like a dog barking, and then like a whimpering child. No one came.

And I don't notice anything except things that are slowing me down: prams that are in my way or people like my wife, trailing behind, whimpering, "Why can't we just stroll?

If your application executes potentially time-consuming tasks, make sure that it occasionally checks to see if a person is still out there, banging away on the keyboard or madly clicking on the mouse, whimpering “No, no, I didn’t mean to reorganize the entire database.