fiddle造句

Don't fiddle with the typewriter.

You might say surely we should fiddle with out definition.

When Dad played his fiddle, the world became a bright star.

You have to play your strengths like a fiddle if you are to succeed in business.

If she had, Mr Obama might have been the one learning how to play second fiddle.

Beside himself with happiness, the fiddler sat on Kunta's three-legged stool, fiddle across his lap, and went on babbling.

This formula is a recipe for continued decline. So is the government’s childish attempt to fiddle the country’s economic statistics.

His fiddle in its box he laid on one end of the bed, where it would ride softly.

The mother of all chick flicks, Victor Fleming's 1939 film is a masterful Civil War epic, but also a timeless classic of girly "fiddle-dee-dee" power.

If you must massage the code into place. If you must fiddle with some aspect in order to please the customer.

It's a poem which begins, "I have heard that hysterical women say they are sick of the palette and fiddle-bow, of poets that are always gay..."

The scene in which Mammy harnesses Scarlett’s waist down to 18in inspired generations of sadistic fashion designers but, fiddle-dee-dee, we can’t help loving those Walter Plunkett designed ballgowns.

But it's also a story of how a father created a legacy with his grandfather's fiddle and passed a baton to his son so that his son could fulfill his dreams.