rump造句

He ordered a juicy rump steak.

The whip cracked down on the horse's rump.

After the election the party was reduced to a rump.

He shows me rump roasts and rump steaks, and then gives me the bone-in sirloin and a sharp knife.

A breed of saddle horse developed in northwest North America, characteristically having a spotted rump.

It is white on the head, rump and underparts and dark grey on the back and wings.

The extension of unemployment benefits was merely the rump of a much more ambitious proposal for a second stimulus package, most of which fell by the wayside.

There are huge, lozenge-shaped radiator openings on a low, wide, crisply geometric nose, strong, deep-shouldered sides and a chopped-off rump.

If it succeeds, it could create a two-tier NATO in the east: a few countries with a direct relationship with America, and a vulnerable rump without.

And then it is the eroding of the rump Feudalism and moldered Capitalism thoughts, as well as the influence of the western antagonize power.

On a recent visit, I sampled the sirloin (taken from the hip, between the short loin and the round) and the ichibo, a cut I’d never heard of but was told came from the lower back, above the rump.

She will meld your personal life with your business life, and make it clear to you that she exists and is planting her rump right in the middle of your daily agenda.