crooked造句

The breathtaking crooked smile reappeared.

She crooked her finger to beckon him.

He bent a crooked circle straight.

He crooked a necklace from that department store.

They do not see it in its suchness because their indoctrination is crooked and twisted.

Through the town they wandered, through the crooked streets, toward the glassy canal where the water lay black as coal.

But how many people in the feeder funds, the Banks and the financial world knew that Mr. Madoff was crooked?

Neri moved back onto the sidewalk and crooked his finger at the driver. The driver came out of the car.

The finger is still crooked to this day, bent at the bottom knuckle a full 45 degrees outward from his other fingers.

A recent spate of prosecutions under the act of firms operating in China and other notoriously crooked places has stoked fear in the heart of many executives.

The "Decider" still believes in the unrestricted activity of the free market; especially when his crooked friends can make a buck on the deal.

"For a forester, this tree is ugly, because it is crooked, which means you can't get very much money for the wood," he said.

The angiography showed that the main branch of internal maxillaries artery and facial artery in 32 cases became larger, crooked and had blood dots.

In 2009, she caused some controversy over her remark during a live television interview about Grand National champion jockey Liam Treadwell's crooked teeth; the BBC later apologized on her behalf.

This rule was introduced after the collapse of Enron, whose auditor, Arthur Andersen, was thought to have gone easy on the crooked energy firm to protect its lucrative business advising it.

Due south, directly over the Spin mountain range in front of me, is the crooked line of the Pakistan border, drawn by a British diplomat, Sir Henry Mortimer Durand, in 1893.

A forlorn, jailbird's face with a nobby forehead running back into a bald scalp, a crooked nose, and battered-looking cheekbones above which his eyes were fierce and watchful.