crumpling造句

I could imagine the frustration pulling his black eyebrows together and crumpling his forehead.

The crumpling is contagious, fuelling rebellions in the most of places.

Christopher Columbus described Jamaica's terrain by crumpling a piece of paper and tossing it on a table.

The next thing he knew he was crumpling newspaper and stacking kindling in the fireplace, and where were the matches?

You can also use newspaper to help dry out wet boots and shoes by crumpling some of it up and stuffing it inside.

It seemed as if Federer had finally cracked when, his mouth crumpling, he just managed to get the words out: "God, it's killing me."

The koi play the lotus and the clear ripples, such as the faint evening breeze, stroking the strings of the desire language, and crumpling a pool of lotus seed fragrance.

The trees that surrendered to the winds of more than 200 miles per hour became weapons of destruction, the trunks crumpling cars and houses and the branches sailing off as missiles.