roaming造句

Cows were roaming the grassland.

They are delinquents roaming the downtown streets.

He settled down after years of roaming.

Outside Europe, there is little prospect of roaming regulation.

We spent the day roaming around in the city.

How patients would feel about having an autonomous blob roaming around inside them is another matter.

Also, if the fish are roaming, a drop shot attracts bites when other lures aren't working.

And caps on roaming charges will cause operators to raise prices elsewhere.

Many are itinerant labourers, roaming from one system to another in search for work.

I am like a remnant of a cloud of autumn uselessly roaming in the sky.

Any reduction in roaming revenues may cause a "water bed" effect, whereby operators seek to make up lost revenue elsewhere.

Blimp-like creatures roaming the heavy atmospheres of gas giants sustain life by harvesting electrical discharges from powerful lightning flashes.

The Celts also wore costumes to disguise themselves, in an attempt to confuse the spirits roaming the Earth.

Amid the eerie silence and the intense 50c heat of California's Death Valley roaming rocks appear to patrol the desert.

Their habitats have been reduced 93%, and though there are reserves across Asia, most are small and have no corridors between them for the normally far-roaming felines.

He did not think of this much at first but soon after when he was roaming the house he saw Mai and his wife by the restroom whispering.

The landslides, collapse of stores, free roaming animals and subsequent rains caused further crop damage of around 30-75 percent, according to the FAO assessment.

As we drove off, Arcadia with its dirt streets and free-roaming cattle, its barns and outhouses, looked like a metropolis.

A lean, lonely figure roaming through his museum or fiddling with his old music boxes, he has lived five years of Depression without apparent change.

The scientists' Eve—subject of one of the most provocative anthropological theory in a decade—was more likely a dark—haired, black—skinned woman, roaming a hot savanna in search of food.

As one of them said, nodding in the direction of a nearby buffalo, "There is not much of a difference between my life and that buffalo's life. He's roaming for food, and we also roam for food."

Overlooking the panorama of Nanwan Temple, surrounded by trees, flowers and plants, as well as the lifelike cliff statues, I feel like sitting in the clouds, roaming in fairyland, unlimited joy.

Barca's current roaming front three of Messi, Pedro and David Villa are nominally wingers, and even Villa, the "striker" brought in from Valencia, often plays in a wide position.

Bright sunshine, fragrant flowers, open heart, push open window, look flying, warm roaming, bless the continuous, long-term greetings, good wine, happiness, such as sugar, please taste, good luck, enjoy the glory of life.

My sister found Jake roaming the streets. He was all skin and bones, his fur was matted,and he was filthy and exhausted. The only thing shiny about him was his big looked just like the eyes of a deer.