spouts造句

A volcano spouts flame and lava.

No man likes to talk with one who spouts off.

Once lava spouts, it will burn out all weeds, and trees, then nothing will rot.

One disadvantage of water spouts is that they can be torn apart by the wind.

The oil rushes up the tube and spouts up as a gusher.

They can show themselves as water spouts. There are four major dragons, one representing each sea.

In the distance half a dozen sand-spouts, swiftly-moving white pillars, looking like desert genii with too much "tanglefoot" aboard, were careering about in every direction.

They wriggled around in the sediments of shallow seas, gulped prey into their minuscule, baglike bodies and expelled the water through cone-shaped spouts around their mouths.

Water streams off roofs and out of rain spouts. It pounds against the window in such a steady wash that I am sightless.

Other details include a bamboo canopy that helps to screen the cafe in bad weather, concrete spouts that integrate rainwater drainage, and simple furnishings.

Not all of a ship's antennae are used at once, so the spouts could be adjusted continuously to obtain the types needed at a given moment.

Your friend texts you about their frustrating day, your taxes have to be filed, the radio spouts news of another disaster somewhere, and you still haven't taken your car in for its oil change.

I guess that was a sign of Archie's racism but for our purposes it underlines the confusion over which was which back before people used kettle to specifically refer to things with spouts.

Trials are conducted on the slag retaining technique in the large open hearth with dual tapping spouts at Baotou Iron &Steel Company and marked results have been achieved in the tests.