sit under造句

to sit under a hairdryer

Was to sit under this cinnamon tree.

People sprawl in deck chairs or sit under umbrellas.

Many people can sit under the old oak tree.

It is comfortable to sit under the shady tree.

They sometimes sit under the old oak tree as they eat a ripe watermelon.

They often sit under the shade of a tree here for a long lazy summer day.

I sit under the dryer with a magazine on my lap and let Marnie do my nails.

In midsummer, many cool people sit under trees, talking about the past and the present, and laughing freely.

This tree is so large, and its branches so thick, that one hundred men may easily sit under its shade.

My mother has killed me, My father is eating me, My brothers and sisters sit under the table, Picking up bury them under the cold marble stones.

On summer evenings, people sit under trees, fans and talk about the world. They know that in the moonlight, the pond is somewhat pleasant.

Some foot cushioning products will sit under the ball of the foot to prevent the foot from sliding forward in the shoe.

Visitor and history graduate Chris Gwyther, 37, said: 'I suppose it is a pity that you can't sit under the tree like Newton.

Elegant women, they will not sit under the street lamp to throw poker, rub mahjong, regardless of children regardless of home.

When the sun hangs in the sky, we can sit under the green olive tree, SIP Greek coffee, listen to exciting myths, and forget to eat and sleep.

Morning walking out from a small hotel, sit under the coconut trees, the cool sea breeze brought gales of jasmine fragrant, tide has quietly receded under the night sky.

My mother has killed me, My father is eating me, My brothers and sisters sit under the table, Picking up my bones, And they bury them under the cold marble stones.

Two roads cross in front of our village. On summer evenings, people sit under the trees enjoying the cool breeze. The houses in our village are well laid out.

The dark earth echoes the bright moonlight. People sit under the big tree, swaying gently with fans. Sometimes there is a cool wind, and the air seems to be fresh in an instant.

Leaving that window, we all accept the exile of fate, north and South things, I do not know when to meet again, sit under the window, look at the missing moon, say warm and cold words.

In summer, we go there against the sun, and then sit under the big tree and blow the wind. We have a chat and sometimes play with water to see the small fish and crabs in the water.

When the locust blossoms blossomed, I moved a small bench to sit under the tree, smelled the clean and fresh fragrance of the locust blossoms, and watched the flocks of ducks playing with each other in the pond, feeling very full.