blinks造句

But don't worry; God never blinks.

She blinks, then turns her face toward me.

Everything can change in the blink of an eye, but don't worry. God never blinks.

It blinks at us at exactly the frequency of its rotation, 33 milliseconds.

When canceling a print job from the driver, the Power light blinks briefly.

She even tilts her head and blinks in the same way, as if she's been studying old footage.

That's because we tend to time our blinks so that we don't get left in the dark.

Every single second is precious after he blinks. Don't waste time to position for an ambush. Go in for a CS.

The sunshine caresses the jasmine, the breeze is light and the film is crisp. The child's face is singing and singing, and the child's heart blinks.

One is standing on a highway in the middle of a vast hostile desert looking at an eighty-foot sign which blinks "STARDUST" or "CAESAR'S PALACE.

Watch just one show, and I swear you'll be scanning your dates, coworkers and neighbors for flashes of twitchy eyebrows, erratic blinks and one-shouldered shrugs.

Of course you don't want a finished shot with your subject blinking, however it is very important to make sure that your subject blinks naturally.

Instead, four men stare into the camera, unsmiling, not moving except for tiny blinks and sways. They look like they've been tranquilized, like they can barely hold themselves up against the breeze.

Then my blindfold is removed and I'm face-to-face with a man. He asks me to smile, then blinks a single tear from his eye as I'm wheeled away.

You and he are doomed to be two lines that do not intersect. The night sky blinks, these two stars that never want to touch, and will not brew the fruits of love. And you think it seems like talking about love has blasphemed the emotion between you. It can only be a more than natural, so overriding love and friendship between th