stooped造句

He stooped and put down his gun.

She stooped to pick up her bag from the ground.

The man slouched and stooped in the sunshine.

Some of the children, wrapped in thick winter clothing, stooped over to inspect a worm.

She sat silently in a wheelchair, her 93-year-old silhouette stooped in the bathing light.

She, however, gave a different response evidently, for his forehead cleared as she stooped and whispered in his ear.

She stooped down, picked the fish up carefully between forefinger and thumb and threw it into the river.

This month armed gangs stooped lower than ever by kidnapping toddlers for ransom, including a three-year-old Briton and the son of a prominent chief.

Shuffling among his museum's keystones, Karp, a stooped, intense man whose weathered head is ornamented with a fringe of gray hair, seemed to swell with vigor and pride.

All of a sudden he stooped down, removed his shoes and placed them softly on the mat beside the bed; then he resumed his thoughtful attitude, and became motionless once more.

No other woman would have stooped down by his bed, and taken up his wasted hand, and put it to her lips and breast, as one who had some right to fondle it.

Once, in the moonlight, Cosette stooped to pick up something on the ground, her bodice fell apart and permitted a glimpse of the beginning of her throat. Marius turned away his eyes.

In the faint light of the attic, an old man, tall and stooped, bent his great frame and made his way to a stack of boxes that sat near one of the little half-windows.