mumble造句

Speak up. Don't mumble!

I heard an incoherent mumble.

To mumble prayers in a mechanical manner.

an incoherent, indistinct, distant, etc mumble

a mumble of voices, conversation, etc

"Well," he conceded, "I do sometimes mumble a bit."

He spoke in a low mumble, as if to himself.

I wish you wouldn' t mumble I can' t hear you clearly.

Pap says when they keep looking at you right stiddy, they're a-witching you. Specially if they mumble. Becuz when they mumble they're saying the Lord's Prayer backards."

The body of the girl began to move, and she began to mumble something unintelligible.

Whenever the subject comes up, officials tend to mumble about uncertainties.

They mumble, break all the rules of grammar, slur words and so on.

Speak clearly and at a moderate pace. Do not shout or mumble.

No, he learned to mumble a few words when he lived for three years with a band of trained dogs.

The only time most women give their orating husbands undivided attention is when the old boys mumble in their sleep.

A person can nail a speech in the sense that he doesn't stumble, mumble, or have any awkward pauses.

Instead of asking for help, point in the general direction of the book and mumble how it's all written down for them.

After we all piled in, the driver continued to mumble and grumble in order to let us know how unhappy he was.

Newspapers run by our Party and all the propaganda work of our Party should be vivid, clear-cut and sharp and should never mutter and mumble.

If I had gone to Dartmouth, I still wouldn't know the second verse to "Dear Old Dartmouth." Face it, none of you do. You all mumble that part.

At noon this afternoon, when he was walking barefoot to the river, he saw a man wearing a wicker hat on his head and kneeling in front of the well. He seemed to mumble something in his mouth.