stubbed造句

I've stubbed my toe on a rock.

Then came a bit of stubbed ground, once a wood.

Figure 11 also depicts the content of a stubbed message in the preview pane.

As it was dark, he stubbed his toe against the table leg.

Regular advertising columns in Germany were turned into giant stubbed out cigarettes to encourage smokers to quit smoking.

He replied, "Somewhat like the boy in Kentucky who stubbed his toe when running to his sweetheart."

An old lady asked me what was wrong and I had to pretend I'd stubbed my toe.

I worked on a project where we could easily demonstrate our code running on the development operating system with all the external services stubbed out.

He did a job in which killing was necessary, sometimes alongside underlings who stubbed out their cigarettes on prisoners' feet or roughly removed their teeth and eyes.

I desperately tried to recall her own soothing words from times past when I'd skinned knees or stubbed toes, times when she knew just the right thing to say.

Nick has never had a sore arm. He's never had knee problems. He's never smashed his finger in a door, stubbed his toe, or banged his shin against a table leg.