preying造句

Preying on the weak to justify your own greed, preying on the weak to promote your own success, preying on the weak to cover up your own mistake is sad, disgusting and shameful.

A scene shows a lone Wolf preying after a herd of sheep on the pastures.

So it's not out of the question that they would be preying on little dinosaurs.

Dynamics behavior of a non-autonomous preying model of one prey and tow competitive predator

Florida, of course, is hardly the only state where female teachers have been nabbed for preying on boys.

All this was preying so much on Baoyu's mind that the honour conferred on Yuanchun failed to raise his spirits.

Darfur was also pushed over the edge by ethnic and political conflict, with ambitious, violent and unscrupulous leaders preying on the ethnic divisions.

The bird focused its entire mind on preying - the mantis, neglecting a man who was ready to shoot it down with sling.

It was from this lady, who was very free in her conversation, that Huxter presently learnt what was the illness which was evidently preying upon little Fan.

We will have a situation where older, richer women are preying on very young and impressionable girls who may not fully appreciate the risks involved.

Ryan and Tatum o 'neal play Moses and Addie, a con team who travel around the us during the Great Depression preying on the vulnerable and credulous.

Propylaea japonica is one of important predatory natural enemies in arid and semi-arid area China, especially those preying on younger larvae and eggs of insect pest in orchards and cotton fields.

On the one hand, Lafitte avoided American ships throughout much of his career as a pirate, instead preying on English and Spanish vessels that ventured into the Gulf of Mexico.