churning造句

The pancreas began churning out insulin.

Of satisfaction, or churning the crude earth.

His stomach is churning and he is fearful.

The water be thrash and churning about under the propeller

The water was thrashing and churning about under the propellers.

Be loyal. Cultivate and coach people vs. churning through them.

Butter:Solid emulsion of fat globules and water made by churning cream, used as a food.

These kinds of stomach-churning swings are testing investors' nerves once again.

Those motion-sickness patches can really help calm a churning stomach on a boat.

The churning debris reached a relatively straight-wall segment of the channel.

The corporate sector is still increasing profits and churning out cash in the form of dividends and share buy-backs.

It's just like objects that people see when he somersaults, which are churning and with such visual balance and reality.

For as churning the milk produces butter, and as twisting the nose produces blood, so stirring up anger produces strife.

Contract manufacturer Foxconn Electronics is churning out Apple iPhone 5 units at the rate of 150, 000 a day, DigiTimes reports, citing "industry sources."

In a normal eye, stem cells in the limbus are like factories, churning out new cells to replace dead corneal cells.

EVEN by its own notoriously cyclical standards, investment banking has been on a stomach-churning ride in the past five years.

The system that is so good at churning out Olympic medalists seems to be even better at producing poverty-stricken retired athletes.

For the construction readiness, technology and main points, the paper introduced the application of chemical churning pile to strengthening earth subgrade.

If you do want to save your leftovers, you should cool the rice quickly - before the bacteria can start churning out those toxins - and refrigerate within an hour of cooking.

Beyond it, an ugly scar of deep red earth runs up the hillside where hundreds of trees have been felled. Convoys of lorries trundle along the narrow roads, churning them to mud.

He watched a group of people standing on a bridge as rising, churning water sent boats lurching toward them. He said he couldn't help but think: "My God, get off the bridge!"

Better yet, French forum lesDelliens proclaims to have the specs on not only the 1520, 1521, 1720, and 1721 already churning in the rumor mill, but also on a new 14.1-inch 1420.

Most people could no longer keep one job or even stay with one employer for their entire working lives, and the churning job market treated them in markedly different ways.