twisted造句

They twisted through the crowd.

Mary twisted her hair into a braid.

I twisted the bandage round her knee.

The papers twisted everything I said.

He twisted the wire into a U shape.

The wounded soldier's face was twisted with pain.

She twisted the long scarf round her head.

A piece of string has twisted round the propeller.

testing method for twisted nylon filament yarn for fishing net

He soon got down to the body a young man lying in a petrified, twisted attitude.

Firm - textured, compactly twisted woolen yarn made from long - staple fibers.

"This fixation on real estate has twisted the popular notion of love and marriage," she said.

You shall make on the breastpiece chains of twisted cordage work in pure gold.

A sliver of citrus peel twisted over or dropped into a beverage for flavoring.

Florist's wire, which can be twisted firmly around branches, is a great way to hang fragile ornaments.

His right leg was dreadfully deformed, the foot being twisted heel forward in a way horrible to see.

It is hot, humid and overcast, and the pavements are an assault course of broken concrete and exposed twisted steel.

Quasimodo rescues her and, after that, the twisted, malformed freak is able to freely go out in public without people pointing and shaking their fists at the sky in reaction to God's twisted design.

Most solids, if pulled or twisted, will give a little in a process known as elastic deformation.

Grief held steadily along the Broom Road, which curved and twisted through a lush growth of flowers and fernlike algarrobas.

All we know is that in 610 A.D. a monk in northern Italy first twisted the pretzel into its unusual shape.

A continuous strand of twisted threads of natural or synthetic material, such as wool or nylon, used in weaving or knitting.

I was doing aerobics on the balcony of my 26th floor apartment when I twisted my ankle and slipped over the edge.

Witnesses reported seeing bloodied bodies being carried away moments after the explosions, which turned the facades of both hotels into masses of twisted metal.

What few people know about him is that he has left behind a trail of emotional destruction, having spent decades abusing vulnerable individuals for his own twisted purposes.

The blind man twisted a square of newsprint up into a cone and then dipped with a riddly spoon into the pot and filled the cone with wet peanuts.

From the great convoluted brain of twisted roots beneath them, silken tendrils reach up, seeking the ends of the long queues hanging down the backs of the Na 'vi.

She is doubly incontinent and the swan neck deformity which began 20 years ago in all fingers of both hands has now twisted them to a state of utter uselessness.

Bulldozers lurch back and forth across the main street, their scoops piled high with debris, smashed household goods and twisted pieces of wreckage: everything the same reddish-brown tone.