squeaky造句

Mr Kilicdaroglu's strongest card is that he is squeaky clean.

And the squeaky clean mice, even with the risky gene, stayed healthy.

His squeaky voice came from beyond the tangle of saplings and laurel.

Trevor imitated Annabel in a squeaky voice. "Oh I'm so worried."

The energy implications are converted into letter grades, from squeaky-clean A to dirty G.

Their streets, air and tap water are squeaky clean and chocolate is a national obsession.

For him, yoga was "99% practice and 1% theory", as he liked to say in his squeaky, mischievous voice.

A typical Afghan car has bald tires and squeaky brakes—not exactly ideal for zigging and zagging through the mountains.

AS the parents of young children know all too well, it is the squeaky wheel that gets oiled.

Once a squeaky, geeky misfit kid himself, his inventing career began at the age of 16, when he devised a dynamic lighting system that could respond to sound.

That's a trend that can be extrapolated even into today: our most notable celeb of 2010 is a squeaky voiced, 16 year old Canadian.

Gates just sat there coolly, looking Steve in the eye, before hurling back, in his squeaky voice, what became a classic zinger.

They monitored kids between ages 8 and 10 playing in a lab, and set up situations that would elicit laughter, such as falling block towers and squeaky balloons.

Capote was 5ft 4in, openly gay, with a squeaky voice and flamboyant fashion sense, as portrayed brilliantly by Philip Seymour Hoffman in his Oscar-winning role in Capote, and Toby Jones in Infamous.

You expect a big, beefy man to have a deep, deep voice. But my beefy neighbor who must weigh 120 kilos has a high-pitched squeaky voice like a man half his size.

The markets have failed to zero in on this problem, he writes, because of all the other squeaky wheels in the global economy -- but sooner or later, latch on they will.