saturated with造句

The water saturated with electrolyte.

His shirt was saturated with sweat.

And saturated with the blood rain of sacrifice.

Purging a fog, the air is a saturated with mositure.

During a fog, the air is saturated with moisture.

Marius' blandishments, all saturated with fancy, were, so to speak, of azure hue.

This is almost incomprehensible to us singaporeans, whose minds are saturated with computers.

To say that the airwaves are saturated with Olympics coverage here doesn't quite capture the feeling.

On the field, every molecule in the air is saturated with confidence.

Spray liberally until the stain is saturated with hairspray, then blot with a damp cloth (do not rub).

They've adapted to thrive at the edge of hydrothermal vents, which spew superheated water saturated with toxic chemicals.

The market is saturated with good used cars, ie There are too many of them for sale.

Red is one of the traditional Chinese color, red furniture design virtually saturated with strong historical sense.

How did we get so terribly rushed in a world saturated with work and responsibility, yet somehow deprive of joy and delight?

The air one breathed was saturated with earthy smells, and the grass under foot had a reflection of blue sky in it.

Yin Yun cloud gaps between a hole in being Yekai, H-way projection flush out the round and round, saturated with the world.

Temperature to which air must be cooled at constant pressure and water vapor content in order that it shall be saturated with respect to water.

Suddenly someone thought of shipwreck on there are a lot of flour, sugar, and butter, they put these things moved off, but has been saturated with seawater, into a wet paste.

At a time when voters ought to be weighing up the candidates' characters, records and policies, the airwaves are saturated with the grim news from the world's Banks and bourses.

You can see the way in which in the structure of Tony the Tow Truck the first part of the poem is absolutely saturated with the first person singular: I, I, I, I.