shuffled造句

While I dialyzed, Dave shuffled in wearing a grin.

A stranger shuffled to me and asked me the time.

The prisoners shuffled along the corridor and into their cells.

Gerald looked at her bowed head and shuffled his feet uneasily.

The younger detainee, who wore a faint moustache, shuffled his feet nervously, not knowing what to say.

Once you’ve shuffled off this mortal coil and stopped enjoying the many uses of bamboo, you can spend the rest of your days six feet under in it.

Then they lined up together, each holding a different number, and shuffled back and forth to order their Numbers from largest to smallest, then smallest to largest.

That intolerable cub shuffled about so sleepily and lolled against the rails in such a slack, improper fashion that I came down on him sharply.

Every Saturday morning for ten weeks, the two of them had shuffled up the steps with eighteen other applicants and undergone a lengthy, rigorous audition process disguised as a Mommy &Me class.

From the dining-room came the sound of mahjongtiles being shuffled round on the surface of the table and the shrill voices of the ladies as they commented on the extraordinary luck of the banker in the game they had just finished.