spiky造句

Your hairbrush is too spiky for me.

The hedgehog rolled up into a spiky ball.

He has a notoriously spiky attitude towards things.

The two firms are bombarding one another in barbed letters and spiky press conferences.

Me at five, dark spiky hair, moon pale with brown almost Slavic eyes, wiry, coltish.

With his spiky hair, he looks like a Hong Kong pop idol.

Intriguing background galaxies are scattered around the field that also includes spiky foreground stars.

When ripe, the melon has a thick spiky yellow outer skin, with bright green, jelly like flesh.

His crest is spiky, bright as a hot chili, making him look a little like Rod Stewart.

Why should I? I don’t like razor burn or the spiky feeling of leg hairs emerging from dry skin.

With his spiky, copper-colored hair and boyish features, Saito could easily be mistaken for a student.

Of course, the individual, colorful, spiky stars in the scene are much closer, within our own Milky Way galaxy.

She'd always had great hair, but this new spiky style was a brave endeavor - even for her - and it paid off.

He caught me gazing at the thick black spiky forest matting his head. "I've been dyeing it for years" he said.

In the centre of the city stands Baiterek Tower, a tall, spiky construction that cradles a glass and aluminium ball at its top.

She had what she believed were "aristocratic features, " framed by always sleek grey crimps which seemed to insult daily Susan's spiky little knob of grey hair.

The spiky-haired owner of Elmer’s café in central Cardiff will vote Tory, for example, though his forebears worked on the docks.

And when he speaks I need to move - even if that means moving into territory that is the spiritual equivalent of a bright, spiky hairdo that very few people can pull off.