blink造句

(at)blink at the harsh light

Desire is a gesture. Abandoning is a blink.

Till stars are beginning to blink and peep.

He got up after that, stumbling, blink with sleep and put on his clothes.

"In the blink of an eye, the gloom and doom and pessimism has dissipated," Lieberman said.

In the blink of an eye, the quarterback made a touchdown.

"I'd called that a major downsizing in an evolutionary eye blink," John Hawks of the University of Michigan told.

He was said to be confound at, then ran to, in a blink of an eye disappeared.

If you watch a cat blink, you will see a white membrane cross its eye - that is called its third eyelid.

Banks are able to whisk money around the world in an instant, and their creditors can withdraw their money in the blink of an eye.

If a default is really possible, won't the man in the Oval Office have to blink first-and isn't it just irresistible to inflict this humiliation on him?

In the field, all the colors, the world will begin to be wonderful, small to a flower, a grass, a cloud, a blink of an eye, put the heart in the cool, comfortable month of the silk.

The researchers played a sound and then, after a set period of time that varied between each group, blew a puff of air into the rats' eyes, making them blink.

The blink system starts with what researchers call an eyelid sling, a small piece of muscle or fabric that holds the eyelid. The sling attaches to bone around the eye.

A few boughs, though, are still drooping, nursing the wounds made in their bark by the sticks which beat down the dates; while, rigid as iron, the straightest and longest boughs silently pierce the strange, high sky, making it blink in dismay.