sponge造句

She is a sponge that is soaked.

Time can sponge out all trace of truth .

That child soaks up new facts like a sponge!

We could use a sponge, a towel or a mop.

Anyone less determined would have thrown in the sponge.

Put it on a wet sponge to clean crayon off a chalk board.

Notice tendril shape hemangioma but with capillary model or sponge hemangioma coexists at the same time.

One thing, however, is clear: the dainty sponge of British tradition has been usurped.

You should try to sponge out the memory of the accident.

If the stain persists, mix white vinegar with salt in equal proportions and rub with the sponge.

A sponge from Australia's Great Barrier Reef was home to almost 3, 000 different types of bacteria.

The foundation is a homemade sponge cake, which soaks up all the flavors of the custard without getting mushy.

There are pancakes for breakfast, thick but light as sponge and slathered with butter and hot blueberry sauce - eggs too, and herby sausages.

Remove refrigerator odors with ease. Dab lemon juice on a cotton ball or sponge and leave it in the fridge for several hours.

To remove perspiration stains from clothing, dissolve a teaspoon of salt in a cup of hot water and sponge it on.

After washing the dishes, we took sponge baths in the dishwater, then strained the coffee-colored liquid through a cloth into the truck's radiator.

The connections between the spherical gaps in the sponge are then enlarged, using a technique called electropolishing to dissolve the surface layer of the metal.

Instead, the reality is that woodpecker heads are relatively soft. Each bird is born with a soft, sponge-like mass behind its beak that absorbs the shock created by pecking.

So is the surrounding tissue of her brain, a three-pound (1.4-kilogram), helmet-shaped bolus of fat and protein, wrinkled like a cleaning sponge and with a consistency of curdled milk.