plump造句

To swell the gourd, and plump the hazel shells.

A short plump woman came waddling along the pavement.

The plum trees bloom and brim over with prime plump plums.

In his opinion, the worthy man was a terrible fellow, despite his gentle plump face.

Don't let your lips get dry and scaly, plump them up!

She was then plump and shy. I was a strong and happy bridegroom.

Grave goods, including this plump-legged vessel, served the needs of the dead, letting ancestors perform afterlife ceremonies.

It's the latest must-have cosmetic miracle - the New New Face, wrinkle-free and plump as a baby's.

Judging from photos, Kim Jong Un, the dictator-in-waiting, already has the plump physique of over-pampered youth.

It would be good to have a world in which everyone was equally plump; not fat, but happy.

In a small pot, warm the wine over gentle heat. Turn off the heat and add the currants. Let stand for 10 minutes, or until plump. Drain.

If I had to bet, I'd still plump for Ms Rousseff winning in the first round, but I'm not as certain as I was a week ago.

Cry oneself once so deep love, in the life the enchanting to plump, could not resist a variety of disaster with a clang, thin, withered.

Finally "Granny", small and plump, still wearing defiantly high heels, totters through the metal detector, her hands vainly clutching her ruined hairstyle.

Characteristics of the cloisonné enamel porcelain: plump on body part; smooth back of loach at bottom; natural and fluent lines on shoulder part.

Where Henry had the natural features of middle-age - mild creases beside her nose and beneath her eyes, for instance - Madonna's face was eerily unlined, skin glowing, cheeks conspicuously plump.

Nothing says Summer like a generous sliver of ice-cold watermelon, a peach so luscious its juices run down your chin, or a heaping handful of plump, juicy blueberries.